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The Troutbitten crew answers questions from podcast listeners. These questions range from gear talk to ethics, from fly selection to reading a trout river. And while most of our podcast episodes are narrowly focused on one theme, this one is spread out across topics.
This is an entertaining conversation, with both stories and tactics.
We Cover the Following
- How far do trout move for a fly?
- Stories about bad days on the water
- Carrying two fly rods
- The Mono Rig from a boat
- Tippet protection as a fly rod feature
- The Mono Rig for steelhead
- What we learn on tough days
- Dream destination trips
Resources
READ: Troutbitten | Podcast | The Versatile Angler
READ: Troutbitten | Design and Function of the Troutbitten Standard Mono Rig
READ: Troutbitten | Lightning Fast Leader Changes (with VIDEO)
READ: Troutbitten | The Best Fly Rods for Tight Line and Euro Nymphing
READ: Troutbitten | Convinced or Curious — What Moves a Trout to a Fly
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Season Five of the Troubitten Podcast continues next week with episode ten. So look for that one in your Troutbitten Podcast feed.
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Domenick Swentosky
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The “plop” of a bead head nymph on a dry-dropper rig, or from a properly weighted terrestrial pattern can produce an amazing lateral line response from big brown trout, drawing them from fairly long distances. I’ve watched trout form a wake as they charge to eat my fly in response to that perfect “plop”. When they’re in the right mood this is a very powerful tactic and a fantastic visual experience.
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