Last summertime, we relaunched the Orvis Fly Fishing Learning Center, including a brand new style. In this excellent video lesson, from the chapter on Finding Trout, Tom Rosenbauer reveals you how to break down the middle of a swimming pool, which can often appear featureless. By discovering the subtle modifications in present and searching for the foam line, you can determine most likely trout holding areas.
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Today, my visitor is guide and author Matt Supinski, among the most ingenious thinkers in fly fishing, with a long history in business. The subject is selectivity, which Matt composed a whole book about a...
Here, Tim describes what CDC (cul de canard) is and what differentiates the 2 various types. (BTW, cul de canard equates as "duck butt.") The method the fibers are organized along the shaft of the plume sets the 2...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AInYtkd1TW4 Today's Master Class Monday video by Dave and Amelia Jensen is the seventh installation in an 11-part series on how to check out trout water. Here, Dave discusses how to fish tailouts-- those shallow, sluggish stretches at...
This bullet-head hopper pattern lands with a splat and flights good and low. Image by Sandy Hays Among the factors that fly fishers enjoy casting terrestrials is that these patterns are normally truly simple to see on the water--...
