You show up to the river for a day of fishing, you're stuffed FULL of optimism and happiness, you get all rigged up — and then your mood just CRASHES. There aren't any fish rising. No bugs hatching. No trout sunning themselves in the shallows. Just a river that feels as lifeless as those lovely political ads we're forced to watch during football season. What's the play here? How do you start from what feels like nothing, and end up catching fish, when the river is holding all its cards close to the vest? It boils down to knowing where the fish are probably hanging out, what they're probably eating, and how to get a good presentation. And today on Untangled, that's exactly what you're gonna learn.
You'll also learn about:
Tips for rigging up with hoppers and other large flies
How to measure the river temperature so you know when to stop fishing
Should you opt for larger or smaller flies when fish reject your first few drifts?
How to teach others - including family - how to fly fish
Tips for sight fishing to rising trout
Why the loop knot is the undisputed best knot for fishing on lakes
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