The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is launching a series of events around Free Fishing Days, giving anglers and those wanting to get into the sport the chance to learn new skills and try things out in coming days.
From June 16-19, residents are able to fish in Illinois lakes and waterways without purchasing a fishing license, salmon or trout stamp,An event coinciding with the weekend of fun will take place in Yorktown, where anglers will learn the intricate art of fly fishing.
“So this is the fly. This is what you use to actually catch the fish,” says Ike Rhodes, fly fishing manager atFeeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weeklyFly fishing uses a ‘fly’ as the hook to catch fish, which, Rhodes explains, is different from conventional spin fishing, which relies “on the weight of the lure to actually caste his lure out where as in fly fishing as you can see this is pretty light.
“Start low, smooth acceleration to a quick stop, like you’re answering a phone. Smooth acceleration to a quick stop and then drop,” says Rhodes.
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