Because traditional wet-fly fishing does not use weighted flies, I merged some of Wotton’s techniques with my understanding of emergers to create a system that is the best of both worlds because ...

Wet Fly Fishing - Wet fly fishing is a technique that uses weights to sink the fly to the bottom of a body of water. Considering that trout are generally bottom feeding fish, especially when there ...

Ask a fly fisher how they learned the skill, and about one time in 10, they'll tell you they were on the stream one day and just figured something out.

Wet fly-fishing, which is primarily used to catch trout and some warm-water species, is when "an angler casts a fly that sinks or uses a small amount of weight to cause it to sink," says Mitchell.

As I embark on my fifty-first season of fly-fishing and fly tying, I find the many changes that have altered these pastimes over that timespan to be nothing short of mindboggling. And of course ...

Classic wet-fly patterns are still favored by many anglers in the British Isles, where traditional "loch-style" fishing with "teams" of wet flies is still one of the best methods of taking fish on ...

Essentially, the technique was wet fly fishing. Wotton had utilized the standard wet fly fishing techniques in order to target trout feeding on emerging mayflies and caddis.

Fishing Dry and Wet Rosenbauer's tips: In the spring the fish tend to congregate in the slower sections of the rivers and not in the fast-moving (and colder) riffles.

Learn expert fall fly fishing techniques for Adirondack trout including grasshopper patterns, terrestrial insects, ...

Fishing a wet fly upriver was very demanding even though it was by far the most productive – and a must for a young lad out fishing every single day except Sunday.