Learning how to fly fish Fishing where the fish are not, is just line - there is a five step process. No matter how the the scenery is or how it is uplifting all the fresh air is, wetting. Catching a fish is the penultimate experience.
- First of all you have to find some fish, or at least know a place where you are likely to find fish. It is not a problem of knowing the favorite food of trout. Knowing where this food is to be found Knowing the basic behavior of trout and knowing where some currents converging and concentrates drifting nymphs and other food sources, so that a trout lying close by in quiet waters can whip across and grab a tasty morsel then go back & '39' quietly conserving energy.
- Next you need to know which fly or lure will be the one which attract that trout Something that will tempt the fish lying in quiet water to nip over, and snatch it. In order to know which fly will be the the most important thing. That patch of water. Get it wrong and those suspicious big fish will just stay quiet where they are.
- Now, decide which is the best way to put that fly or lure near to the trout without scaring it and then put it there. This is is skill that you can learn. Casting your fly. I & # 39; m not going to get into this with any detail , videos and classes available to teach you the skill of casting a fly or lure. You will find references to a few of these on the author & # 39; s blog. (See the author & # 39; s bio box at the end of this article).
- Once you have hooked your fish, play and land it and either kill it quickly or release it. If this is your intent, then use a barbless hook so as to cause as less trauma to the fish as Being humane is good for Keep the fish in the water, hold it very gently around the tail so you do not damage its under skeleton, face it into the current and as soon as it recovers enough to let it go, release it. several reasons: Releasing the fish giving another angler the opportunity to catch it but if it is traumatized it may die or become so wary that it will never allow itself to get talk again.
- Finally, enjoy the scenery. The landscape around most of the places will catch trout in the wild, is usually worthy of more than a casual glance. Take a few moments to enjoy being out in the glorious countryside and give a little thanks for it.
Fly fishing a sport for a life-time. Learning how to fly fish is the first step into a great hobby or passion. Enjoy!
