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Tag Archives: Technique
Double Loop-to-Loop Connection – By Jon B. Cave
Because the standard loop-to-loop connection is versatile, simple to use, and slides through rod guides easier than other knots, most of us rely on it at some point to fasten a loop on one part of the line system to … Continue reading
Don’t Get Stuck in a Rut – By Cathy Beck
As I write this we are driving down 50 miles of dirt road on our way to Estancia Quemquemtreu near San Martin de los Andes in Patagonia, Argentina. Our guide Andres Homosilla is driving and Adele is playing in the … Continue reading
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
Posted in Freshwater, General Techniques
Tagged brown trout, How To, Lake, Protection, Stillwater, Technique
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Why Emergers Are Important, Trout – By Mike Lawson
Most anglers believe that the secret to catching ultra selective trout is knowing what they’re feeding on. After determining which aquatic insects are on the water it’s a simple matter of selecting a fly pattern that is the proper size … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Trout
Tagged caddisflies, Emergers, feeding patterns, mayflies, midges, Mike Lawson, Rainbow, Technique, Trout
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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…
Posted in Freshwater, Trout
Tagged Brian Chan, catching fish, habitat, Indicator, Stillwater, Stillwater fly fishing, strike indicators, Technique
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Better Casting in Saltwater – By Jon B. Cave
When anglers refer to fly-fishing in saltwater, they could be talking about a number of unique environments: flats, offshore, near shore, reefs, beaches, tidal creeks, mangrove backwaters, spartina grass shorelines, or other marine settings. Although each of the various locations … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Saltwater
Tagged Casting, Jon B. Cave, RIO Bonefish, saltwater, Technique
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