THIS WEEK Tom Rosenbauer shares a few words from The Orvis Guide to Finding Trout: "Trout prefer predictability, as it’s easier to capture an insect drifting in the current when a trout spots its prey and makes a slight move to intercept it. Anything that suddenly veers off a path requires more energy to chase."
In this week's featured video Tim Flagler ties the Light Cahill Quigley Cripple. "If you’re unsure of what trout are taking during a mayfly hatch, you might want to tie on a Quigly Cripple. They just kind of work no matter what phase of the hatch it is."
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“Here is a simple, quick way to make make an adjustable dry-dropper system. It allows you to slide your dry fly up and down your tippet to give you the perfect length.” Watch here...
Over my years on the water as a fly fishing guide, ants drew my interest because fish almost never pass them up. Red ants, black Ants, flying ants, carpenter ants,… well you get the idea.
"Shrewd, perceptive and wryly funny. . . . Mr. Gierach, the man who coined the term 'trout bum,' is arguably the best fishing writer working." -- Bill Heavey ― The Wall Street Journal
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