Fly fishing adjustments are essential to making a lousy day one fish better. To catch more fish means focusing on the little things.
That’s especially true when wade fishing.
Wade fishing is not like drift-boat fishing. In a drift boat, you cast to your left. You cast to your right. If you’re with a guide, he or she tells you where to cast. However, if you wade-fish primarily, like we do, the learning curve has no end. Every outing contains lessons in what not to do. Occasionally, we get it right and catch a few fish.
In this episode, we discuss some of the fly fishing adjustments we’ve made or relearned in the past couple years.
Episode 296: Fly Fishing Adjustments for Catching More Fish
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