Tag Archives: Stillwater

Fishing The Hang, by Phil Rowley

Just about every stillwater fly fisher has experienced a vicious swirl, felt a solid tug or seen the flash of fish as it attempts to pounce on your fly just as you raise the rod to cast at the end … Continue reading

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Finding Trout in Protective Stillwaters – By Phil Rowley

In my previous blog entry I discussed comfort factors you can use to help determine where trout might be holding in your favorite lake or perhaps one you are visiting for the first time. In addition to comfort, other factors … Continue reading

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Floating Lines and Strike Indicators – By Brian Chan

Here’s some tips on how to fish Floating lines and strike indicators with success on stillwaters…

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Locating Stillwater Trout::Comfort Factors – By Phil Rowley

Fly fishers comfortable finding trout on moving water are often at a loss when it comes to stillwaters. At first glance lakes are flat and featureless. Figuring out where trout might be hiding seems daunting if not impossible. Believe it … Continue reading

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Fly Lines for Stillwaters – By Phil Rowley

Phil Rowley gives some tips on the vast array of presentation options for stillwater trout fishing.

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