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<blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 196136" data-attributes="member: 5355">I don't have a clue what the costs would be.&nbsp; Thinking I would like average quality equipment.&nbsp; Thanks to all that have already posted some recommendations.&nbsp; I am going to mostly try for spring/fall spawning run trout and salmon.&nbsp; I have tried with spinning reel setup with slip bobber and spawn sack, but didn't really have a clue what I was doing there either.The couple I caught were just a fluke.&nbsp; I did okay with Mepps spinners in current for small browns but really want to target the larger spawning fish. (?)Saw most success with other anglers that were using actual fly rods and various flies.Fishing in a river with slow current.&nbsp; You can wade in 95%+ of the river.&nbsp; The terrain is river running through wooded areas and some with cattails and such.I am a true newbie, but would really like to do this right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maddog, post: 196136, member: 5355"] I don't have a clue what the costs would be. Thinking I would like average quality equipment. Thanks to all that have already posted some recommendations. I am going to mostly try for spring/fall spawning run trout and salmon. I have tried with spinning reel setup with slip bobber and spawn sack, but didn't really have a clue what I was doing there either. The couple I caught were just a fluke. I did okay with Mepps spinners in current for small browns but really want to target the larger spawning fish. (?) Saw most success with other anglers that were using actual fly rods and various flies. Fishing in a river with slow current. You can wade in 95%+ of the river. The terrain is river running through wooded areas and some with cattails and such. I am a true newbie, but would really like to do this right. [/QUOTE]

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