Showing posts with label fly fishing for trout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fly fishing for trout. Show all posts

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Fly Fishing for Trout - Part 5

Part 5 of the Fly Fishing for Trout video series discusses various insects that trout eat and compares those insects to artificial flies.  It also discusses casting and fishing techniques that help attract trout to your artificial fly.


 


Click the links below to see more lessons in the Fly Fishing for Trout video series:

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Fly Fishing for Trout - Part 3

Below is part 3 of the Fly Fishing for Trout video series.  This video lesson covers the basics of roll and overhand casting.  The video also covers the common mistakes made when fly casting.  It also discusses trout feeding lanes and how to fish them.

 


Click the links below to see more lessons in the Fly Fishing for Trout video series:

Monday, November 14, 2011

Fly Fishing for Trout - Part 2

A while back we started posting a video series designed to help folks fly fish for trout.  You can view part 1 of the Fly Fishing For Trout Video series by clicking here.

You can watch part 2 of this video series below.  This lesson covers fly casting, cinch knots and more.  You'll how to perform a roll cast as well as fish a section of water in a river. Gary Borger is a master trout angler and does an excellent job of providing help to those wishing to fly fish for trout!





To see Part 1 of Fly Fishing for Trout, click here.

To see Part 3 of Fly Fishing for Trout, click here.

Sunday, April 03, 2011

Fly Fishing for Trout

It's that time of year again ... the weather is warming up, and trout activity is heating up!    If you've ever wanted to learn how to fly fish for trout, this video is for you!  It's the first video on a 6-part series and covers the basics of fly fishing for trout - including what kind of insects trout eat.  

While this information is important to all trout anglers, it's especially important to the fly fisher because they're using artificial flies that are designed to mimic real insects.  This first video, talks a lot about different insects and how it applies to selecting flies.  It also covers trout lies (i.e., places in the water where trout tend to hold).

Even if you're not interested in fly fishing, the information in the video is useful to all trout anglers.