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Snapping Turtles Invade Utah's Weber River

Fri, 07/17/2015 - 10:25 -- jmaslar

Bad news out of Ogden: Our biologists believe there is a breeding population of snapping turtles in the lower Weber River. Snapping turtles are relatively new to the area and are not native to Utah; they can be very aggressive and dangerous to people, so be careful, and do not approach them. If you see a snapping turtle in this area, please call 801-476-2740.

Picking Your First Fishing Rod

Fri, 06/26/2015 - 10:06 -- jmaslar

Before you go fishing, there is a lot of gear that you will need, one of the most important being the fishing rod. However, with the huge selection of rods on the market, you can find yourself unable to know which one to pick, especially when purchasing online. Ask yourself these questions before going into your local fishing store so that you have all of the information ready for the salesperson.

Rod Smith Joins Troutprostore With Blogs

Wed, 06/24/2015 - 15:33 -- jmaslar

I am proud to announce that Rod Smith of CH Marine will be joining Troutprostore as a contributor and we anticipate some interesting blogs of stories or news from Rod in the coming days. Rod is presently the Managing Director of the C H Smith Marine Company, 16 Langridge St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia. Rod is also the former president of the Boating Industry Association and he has a passion for boating and fishing. Rod is willing to share his passion as well as his mastefful expertise with our visitors at Troutprostore.

My Fly fishing Strategy for Now

Fri, 06/19/2015 - 10:13 -- jmaslar

It is not a good idea to generalize about hatches but I have some suggestions especially for the Eastern USA. If I wes fishing today, I would start fishing with the big swimming Slate Drake nymph because they are easily caught and eaten by trout. Drakes are starting to hatch but remember, they hatch out of the water. Only the spinners get on the water unless it is purely accidental. When the Slate Drakes, Light Cahills or Sulphurs are hatching, there will be a spinner fall late in the day. Often, you can catch more trout fishing the spinner fall faster than you can during the hatch. 

Dapping For Trout

Sat, 05/23/2015 - 23:18 -- smaslar

Dapping for trout can be an exciting fly fishing method for catching trout. Watching a trout strike the surface, or even jump out of the water just a few feet away will surely get the adrenaline flowing.

Dapping works best when you are able to position yourself very closely to the trout without alarming it. Dapping is a fly fishing method in which you simply dangle the fly along or just above the surface of the water, trying to entice a strike.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

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