Here are some tips for fly fishing.
Problem: The Fly. Fish interested in your progress. And if not, why not?
Well, here are some points to consider.
1. Are there fish rising. If not, is a dry fly will not get you anywhere. Find the fish and use a wet fly down to them.
2. E 'unnatural to fly to smell the fish? Rinse hands with water and dry them before handling the flight. Fish is an excellent sense of smell and flies If you smell smoke, for example, fish can not take it.
3. If a fish trap and eat insects completely natural and not taking his plane, try to add a yellow stain on your flight. This can help attract fish.
Do not think the type of fly, think of it as the dimension, too. Do not make the mistake of thinking that the bigger the fly to get noticed, and then having faster. Very often, a small fly, is a fine tippet can act as a big no. Especially in spring is the time to use smaller flies with great success.
Where there is an abundance of food, fish can be very selective. When this occurs, you must be aware of what they eat and match as closely as possible.
Sometimes you may notice the fish (especially trout) will feed just under the surface of the water. In this case, try running a little more about it, then drag during flight, it had drifted down to the fish just below the surface of the feed alley. To do this properly and you have a very good chance of a bite.
If you are fishing in waters where there is plenty of food, the fish tend to be very picky, and you must be very careful about the selection and presentation of the fly, or you find that you should ignore fly fish. So if you feel this is a problem, just stop and spend some 'control over what fish they eat.
