Freshwater and saltwater fly fishing have some key differences due to the distinct environments and species targeted. In freshwater fly fishing, anglers typically fish in rivers, streams, and lakes for species like trout, bass, and salmon. The flies used in freshwater are often smaller and imitate insects or smaller baitfish. On the other hand, saltwater fly fishing takes place in oceans, bays, and flats targeting species such as tarpon, bonefish, and permit. Saltwater flies are usually larger and more colorful to mimic larger baitfish or crustaceans. The gear for saltwater fly fishing is generally heavier and more robust to handle larger, stronger fish and the harsh saltwater conditions. Additionally, saltwater anglers often need to make longer casts and deal with factors like wind and tides more prominently than in freshwater.

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