The Orvis Fly-Fishing Guide by Tom Rosenbauer

Author:Tom Rosenbauer
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781493025800
Publisher: Lyons Press (R&L)
Published: 2017-02-27T05:00:00+00:00

When fish are feeding below the surface of the water, there are also clues, albeit less obvious ones. Unless the fish are feeding just under the surface, in which case they might leave a swirl with no bubbles, the water must be clear and relatively slow with an unbroken surface for you to see the clues.

Most subsurface feeding happens when a fish is resting his head on the stream bottom or hanging in the current. As a nymph drifts by, he’ll merely tip his fins to move for the fly, open his mouth, and let the current wash it in—lazy and efficient, leaving no splashes, no flashes, no clues. If you can’t spot the fish camouflaged against the bottom, as in broken or deep water, you’ll never even know where he is, much less that he’s feeding on something. Subsurface trout fishing involves a lot of guesswork.

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