Fly Fishing Green River
Fly Fishing Help! PLEASE!?
I fished for years, but recently I purchased Redington RS4 a place combined with the coil, 6 wt. I just got home from fishing the Green River, where roses are running, and had no luck catching it. Everyone was using their high performance in September (I have one too, but I wanted to fish fly), but turn work better? Or just be patient with my fly rod? Any fly fishing advice would be great. I feel like if I had lost $ 300 and you'll never catch a fish on my fly rod.
It's easy and often they do not feel frustrated when you start fly fishing. First, you must have an arsenal worthy of the different fishing flies for demanding and obstinate. Second, you need to learn different techniques of presenting its March. Here is a good method of presentation of a coil. It so-called "cut through", "Support to 90 degrees. angle of the river upstream a little white hole -. Let's say you are Right before noon -. Cast a 1:00 to 2:00 ahead of the position where the fish are laying -. "Swing" of March in the area where you think, or can see that fish are -. Once your flight has finished his swing … let it sit in the stream for a few seconds and a little flutter. After firing at speeds different. I use this method to Steelhead here in Ohio and draws some strikes cycle. I see no reason why roses do not act the same. One last thing … Make sure your flight is weighted enough to remain near the bottom. Fish can be annoying to come to try a flight of swing right past your nose. Good luck and do not be discouraged, it will happen. Trust me.
Pro Athlete Outdoors – Fly Fishing the Green River
