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This heavy-fly technique leaves plenty of room for steelheaders to experiment drifting big, buggy jigs through favoured, late-winter holes.
Over the years, I’ve heard a number of fly fishing myths repeated time and again—so I’ve decided to break them down and share the real truth.
With thousands of trout flies for brook trout, most will work in the right conditions—but these 10 are my go-to every season.
This heavy-fly technique leaves plenty of room for steelheaders to experiment drifting big, buggy jigs through favoured, late-winter holes.
Over the years, I’ve heard a number of fly fishing myths repeated time and again—so I’ve decided to break them down and share the real truth.
With thousands of trout flies for brook trout, most will work in the right conditions—but these 10 are my go-to every season.
Small flies make up most of my trout fishing on my home waters in southern Ontario, out of absolute necessity.
Proficient casting is arguably the most important part of fly fishing. To cast long, you need to learn how to both shoot and haul line.