Fly fishing and regular fishing (conventional fishing) differ in several key aspects. In fly fishing, anglers use a lightweight artificial fly as bait, which they cast using specialized fly rods and lines. The casting technique in fly fishing involves a back-and-forth motion to mimic the movement of insects on the water's surface, aiming for a delicate presentation. On the other hand, regular fishing typically involves heavier bait like lures or live bait, which is cast using spinning or baitcasting rods. The goal in regular fishing is often to attract fish by simulating prey movements. Additionally, fly fishing is more about finesse and precision, while regular fishing can be more versatile and cover a wider range of fishing styles and techniques.

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