Fly rod: One hand rod with fighting butt of 8 to 11 feet, 7 weight, 8 weight or 9 weight, or a two hand rod of 13 to 14 feet, 9 weight, 10 weight or 11 weight. Lines should be consistent to the weight of the rod. Types of lines vary from floating, sink, sink tip or intermediate, depending on the water level. The reel should have a good brake and store 100 yards of backing line.

To fish the Atlantic Salmon with a dry fly gives you a totally new perspective. The best time for Dry Fly fishing is from June until the end of September. Dries like Bomber, Bugs or Wulffs are the most common. Hook size 2 – 12 depending on the water level.
Wet flies such as Green Machine, Mickey Finn, Black GP, Green Highlander, Blue Charm, GP, Cosseboom, Black Bear, Ross, Big Intervale Blue, Marabou Flies and Muddler. Hook size: Summer 6 - 12, Fall 2/0 - 6
New for 2008, barbless or pinched hooks!

Leader: Low water 6 to 10 pound, normal or high 10-15 pound.

In the summertime breathable waders (felt sole) are recommended because it can be very warm, for the fall neoprene waders or heavy underwear.
Also bring your polarized glasses and a measure tape.
If you want to fish for Trout: Same gear like everywhere else AFTMA # 4-5.