Fly fishing and regular fishing differ mainly in the type of gear and techniques used. In fly fishing, anglers use a lightweight fly rod, specialized weighted line, and artificial flies that resemble insects or baitfish. The casting technique in fly fishing involves using the weight of the line to cast the fly, rather than the lure or bait. This method requires skill and precision to accurately present the fly to the fish. On the other hand, regular fishing, also known as spin or bait fishing, typically involves a spinning or baitcasting rod, monofilament or braided line, and lures or live bait. Anglers cast the lure or bait using the weight of the lure itself. Regular fishing is generally easier for beginners to learn compared to fly fishing.

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