Second what the others have said about the TFO’s and Echo Bases. Good beginner set-ups that do not break the bank and not a huge loss if you decide that fly fishing is not your bag.
There is a TON of info online for beginners to learn about basics and advice to fine tune your fishing set-up to be applicable to where you fish.
Also take the time to learn about fish behaviour and general location, so you don’t waste your time attempting to fish in areas that are bare or inactive (learned that the hard way).
Also, something important that I learned in my early days is to focus on appreciating the opportunity of spending time doing the activity, instead of the results (catching fish). With beginner poor casting and noob errors, my beginner days were frustrating. I had to shift my attitude and expectations a lot. I now have the attitude that any time on the water is a success to be appreciated, regardless of fish numbers.
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