Five Tips to Becoming a Better Fly Fisherman
© 2021 Tim Tipton Fly fishing is supposed to be relaxing; A way to unwind, enjoy the outdoors, take in beautiful scenery and escape from the real world. Unfortunately for those new to the sport, that is not always the case. Things frequently go wrong. Oftentimes when they do, simply slowing down and putting your knowledge to work can save an otherwise slow, frustrating day. These five tips can help those new to the sport catch more fish. They can also help experienced anglers who are having a tough time on the water. Read the Water Studying the water is a key to make sure you are putting your fly in front of fish. Obviously, the more fish that see your fly, the better odds they will eat it. In moving water, such as streams, rivers or even most lakes, there is current present. Current is what will position the fish when they are feeding. In a moving body of water, fish will use slow current next to faster water to rest while feeding. Fish have no desire to fight the fast c...
