These are 5 things I wish I knew when I started Fly Fishing for Trout in the US!! Before we get started my intent with this video is to have something that new fly anglers can use for years to come. So if you’re someone who’s been fly fishing for a while leave a comment […]
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Starting out as a beginner fly angler can be daunting. Chris Niccolls from Bow River Troutfitters gives you some tips to dodge many of the pitfalls beginners face. Avoid forming bad habits and having frustrating experiences with the info in this video. Visit us at https://bowrivertroutfitters.com and please ask any questions about fly fishing in […]
Cased caddis larvae are abundant in many rivers and streams and are an excellent food source for trout of all persuasions. For an insect in its larval state that lives underwater and is attached to rocks on the stream bottom, they’re remarkable engineers, as they’re able to create protective houses using nothing more than fine […]
Tip 1 Use the Hook as a Measuring Device One of the hallmarks of an accomplished tier is that all his flies display similar proportions. The hook is a handy tool for measuring the components of a fly. Use the overall length of the hook, the length of the shank, the width of the gap, […]
In this detailed video, Simon Gawesworth explains how to fish a dry fly in a river downstream. Most anglers fish a dry fly to trout by casting upstream, but the downstream dry fly can give anglers a great edge when it comes to catching a particularly wary trout. Simon shows how to get an […]
Trout do most of their feeding underwater, so if you wanna learn how to catch trout using wet flies in lakes and ponds you came to the right video! When trout fishing most of the time you’ll catch more trout on wet flies and nymphs. These techniques can be so effective it’s something you definitely […]
