Fly Fishing Strategies That Catch Trout

This program covers the game plans that anglers use to catch trout under the varying conditions encountered on different streams at various times of the season. It explains how to go about matching the hatch, fishing when there is no hatch and when specific or impressionistic imitations work best to your advantage. It reveals how, when and where attractor flies are useful. Lean how to determine whether trout are feeding opportunistically or selectively, and how to handle either with proficiency and confidence. It explains the timing and occurrence of hatches and how to adjust and utilize hatch chart information. Learn how to read trout waters and locate trout fishing banks, riffles, runs, pocket water, current eddies and seams.

In this presentation, we are going to teach you is how, when and where to find trout and how to catch them with a fly. You can catch trout in most any stream with any good nymph or any one good attractor dry fly, most of the time. However, when a hatch consisting of insects is occuring, your nymph or dry fly needs to match that particular hatch. Knowing how to match the hatch will greatly increase your odds of success.