Low water and skittish trout are common during the late summer and early fall trout fishing seasons. While most any fly fishing tactic will produce results at those times of the year, dry flies are often an excellent option. Although some hatches still occur, reduced activity of aquatic insects both above and below the surface often leaves trout looking up for food, specifically, for terrestrials. But while trout are looking up to feed, they are also on the lookout for predators, thanks to low, clear water, which puts their evolutionary protective alarms on high alert.
3 tips for dry fly fishing stealth
Common sense tactics to improve your dry fly fishing success
by George Daniel - Friday, Aug 13th, 2021
Photo: Jeremiah Clark
