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To become proficient in the fly fishing basics you must learn the fly fishing tips that apply to trout whether you are on a lake or a small stream. These include observing your surroundings and knowing what trout need to survive.
Before looking at the other fly fishing tips you must slow down and take a moment to observe what is going on around you.
On one of my last steelhead trips a friend of mine asked if I saw the summer steelhead in the last pool. The truth was I walked right by them. Slowing down is hard for me, but I'm learning.
A good hat and polarized sunglasses will make it easier to see the trout. You also need to pay close attention to any bugs that may be in the water or flying around. This tells you what may be on the menu for today.
What does a trout need? Think of sitting near the food table, out of sight from the “big bully” and you are on your way to understanding the needs of a trout. Find a place that provides good access to a meal and at the same time provides protection and you've got it made (as a trout).
There are some fly fishing tips and techniques that are a main part of fly fishing basics. They are true whether you are fly fishing a lake or a stream.
Also see: Fly Fishing with Nymphs
Using Tiny Nymphs in Fly Fishing
Fishing Nymphs Using Indicators.
The following book by Tom Rosenbauer is a great book on finding and catching trout when there is no hatch to match.
Each double sided box holds flies that represent different stages of a insects life cycle for either Mayflies, Caddis flies or Stoneflies and includes a laminated card listing the flies and their hook size so you can restock the box.
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Yes, there are a lot of fly fishing basics to learn. There are times when you would want to “skate” a dry fly across the water. This sounds unnatural doesn’t it?
Our goal here has been to get you started with the basic fly fishing tips and techniques. Master them and you are well on your way to an enjoyable day of fly fishing on the water.
See How to Catch Rainbow Trout for more techniques.
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