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Tag Archives: Technique
Sight Fishing – By Cathy Beck
Casting to a fish that you can see, rather than blind casting, will almost always improve the odds of catching a fish. For myself, more than anything else I like the hunt regardless of where I am – whether on … Continue reading
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Tagged brown trout, Cathy Beck, Lefty Kreh, New Zealand, Sight-Fishing, Technique, Trout
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Montana Fall Fishing – By Diana Rudolph
Autumn in big sky country is a welcome break from the heat of summer and a last gasp before winter mutes the landscape. The hills shine a golden straw color and grey clouds cling tightly to the valleys, relenting to … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Trout
Tagged Autumn, beer, brown trout, Fall, Montana, rigging, Shooting Head, Technique, tips
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Catching Larger Trout – By Mike Lawson
In trout fishing, or all fishing for that matter, size matters. Most of us want to catch the largest trout possible in the water we are fishing. In a small stream it might be a 12” trout or a 20” … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Trout
Tagged Missouri River, snake river, Technique, tips, Trout, trout flies
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Situational Rods – By Mike McCune
Many years ago while fishing a Northern California estuary for kings, I found myself changing the shooting head sink rate for what seemed to me the four hundred and seventy third time that day.
