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ACTIVITIES
Preparation
Hatches | Flies | Tying | Knots | Expert Answers
Hatches
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The Spring Hatch
A tale of five spring hatches. Learn to match the hatch (and understand it), spot tiny flies, and tie and fish flies. |
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Matching the Hatch
Get a few pointers on enticing rising trout with your fly. |
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Flies
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Introduction to Entomology
Fishing expert Mark D. Williams talks about the creepy crawlies trout love. |
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Fishing Multiple Flies
Two heads are better than one, and so are two flies. If you want to catch trout when nothing's hatching, try prospecting with multiple flies. |
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Flies and How to Use Them
Artificial flies can deceive fish, but you better have your technique down. |
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Mayflies: Nymphs
In their various stages of development, mayflies provide a constant source of food for trout. |
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Mayflies: Emergers, Duns, & Spinners
Three more forms of the ever-useful mayfly. |
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Caddisflies
Freshwater fish also eat caddisflies, also called sedge flies, which look like moths when they become adults. |
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Stoneflies
Find a clean, bubbly stream and you probably will find stoneflies, a staple in a trout's diet. |
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Damselflies and Dragonflies
Among nature's oldest insects, damselflies and dragonflies are also among the largest, and often make a meal for trout and bass. |
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Attractors and Bait
Artificial flies that don't resemble real insects and baitfish can also be used effectively in flyfishing. |
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Two-Winged Flies
Mosquitoes, midges, horseflies, and deerflies belong to this class of fish food. |
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Land Insects
A terrestrial insect on the water can attract strikes. |
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Tying
Knots
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Knots Know-How
You can't fish without knots—here's what you need to know. |
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