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Find the Fishing Gear You Need for Your Next Outing  

Whether you fish competitively or just for fun, you need the right fishing gear. Fortunately, Lowes.com has all your fishing supply needs covered. From waders and other fishing apparel to tackle boxes and rods, we have what you need to make your next fishing trip successful.


Frequently Asked Questions

  

Q: What Clothes Should You Wear Fishing? 

A: You should wear protective clothing while fishing, especially if you plan to enter the water. Fly fishermen spend a lot of time in the water, so waterproof waders or bib pants and boots are a must. Fly fishermen and spin fishermen alike can also benefit from wearing fishing clothing and vests with multiple pockets to hold their fishing gear.

   

Q: What Is the Best Color to Wear When Fishing? 

A: It is generally best to wear solid, muted colors that blend with your surroundings. Trout and other fish are less likely to detect you if you're wearing earth tones such as brown, dull yellow or olive. On the other hand, trout can easily detect bright colors such as red, orange, yellow and white. It is best to avoid these colors so you don't scare off the fish you're trying to catch.

   

Q: What Is the Best Fly Rod Material?  

A: Bamboo is arguably the best type of fly fishing rod material because it is more comfortable to hold than the other options — fiberglass and graphite/carbon fiber. It is also flexible, durable and strong. Even though it is harder than the other two most common fly fishing rod materials — fiberglass and carbon fiber — it is still preferred by many fly fishers. Fiberglass fishing rods come in at a close second place, followed by carbon fiber. Different fly fishers have different preferences, so it's important to try out different rods so you can determine which material you prefer.