Fly Fishing

Trout Equipment Research

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Prospecting for Trout II

Skill Level:

Advanced

Professor:

Tom Rosenbauer

Class Code:

3677

In this class the student will learn how the habitat differs for the various species as well as what other factors are involved in finding trout; such factors as suspended oxygen and temperatures.

Casting Upstream and in Large Rivers

Skill Level:

Graduate

Professor:

Guest Professor A.K.Best

Class Code:

4221

In this class, the student will learn how to cast under low lying branches and will also learn the longer casts needed for large tailwater rivers and the larger rivers such as are found in the Yellowstone National Park. This casts learned in this class are a must before going to Yellowstone.

Fishing Fertile and Infertile Streams

Skill Level:

Graduate

Professor:

Tom Rosenbauer

Class Code:

4271

The student will then learrn what flies and techniques will be the most productive on each type of trout stream; and why the same flies and techniques will not be effective on both trout streams.

Fly Fishing the Green Sedge Pupa

The Green Sedge Pupae General Description:

Fly Fishing the Little Black Caddisflies Adults

Adult Caddisflies General Information:

Fly Fishing the Little Black Caddisfly Pupa

Little Black Caddis General Information:)
The little black caddis hatch is an important hatch due to the fact that the pupae swim up to the surface when emerging causing the hatch to look very much like the typical mayfly hatch. The caddisflies hatch will usually take place in relative smooth portions of water.