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Tying Flies in Tandem
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Tying Flies in Tandem

There are many applications for fishing two flies at once. There are also a few ways to go about tying them on. Like most things, there's no single or correct way to do it, but there are ways that...

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Emergers

A fish feeding on the surface will have two distinct looks. The first is when it eats a bug sitting on top of the water surface. It will stick only its snout out of the water. You can often see a bug float into its range and anticipate the eat. 

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Double Dry Flies

One of the hardest things that many anglers encounter

Leaders are the invisible link between your fly line and your fly.
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Fly Leaders

Leaders are the all-important invisible connection between your ...

Tailwaters below damns can be your best choice if available to you.
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Early Season Fly Fishing

After a long cold winter many anglers are eager to get out fly fishing at the first sign of spring ...

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On the Fly

Speed of presentation is equally important when ...

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Hints for Dry Fly Success

Here are some hints for the novice fly fisher to help make ...

small midges
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Early Season Dry Fly Fishing

When most fly fishermen think of flies for spring they usually consider either large streamers or nymphs fished slow and deep. Dry fly fishing is usually a second thought and normally only if the angler sees a fish rise to a bug or, as often happens, hits their strike indicator.

Hopper - Dropper Rigs
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Hopper - Dropper Rigs

One of the most effective, yet often overlooked, fly fishing methods for trout is what is commonly called ...

bill robertson in waders kneels in water holding fish
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Fishing Small Flies

For the dry fly fisherman springtime brings the happiness of knowing that bugs will soon be on the water and fish will be feeding on them. 

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