How much do you spend on flyfishing in a year?

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  • #909
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Hey guys-

    Here’s a definite starter topic.

    #9939
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Oh s***, I completely forgot all the camera gear.

    #9940
    alan king
    Member

    I too bought a camera this year and over all have spent about $

    #9941
    Avatar photoBob Riggins
    Member

    If I count my kayak, I would say about $2,000, but this is way more than I typically spend.

    #9942
    anonymous
    Member

    😮 Hoping that my wife never comes across this, about $3000. ::) This includes travel and lodging and guides. My buddy and I try to do it on the cheap and we do pretty well. We have fished in some grotesque places, but have caught fish and have had a ball. Also I try to buy “stuff” on sale. This includes rods and reels and etcetera. Now that I have retired I plan to start tying flies and should save some dough. If my wife asks, you know nothing. 😉 Silver Doc

    #9943
    Philip Smith
    Member

    This year has been a little bit of an anomoly for me as I bought several reels and spools, but apart from gas in the truck I usually only drop about $300 or so on gear and tying material in a typical year. If I want a new rod: I’ve got about $15 in the cane, about $5 in guides, about $25 in reelseat materials, about $25 in cork for a grip, and about $0.50 in silk for wrapping one rod. I try to keep it to making only one or two rods for myself each year and make a few for friends for a song; just take enough money from them to pay for the components and a little for buying more gear for myself. So after what I make for making rods for people I spend none of my own money on fishing gear.

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