Few things will get fly fisherman as excited as the prospect of a good day of dry fly fishing on a beautiful trout stream. And for good reason.
For some, the prospect of watching trout rise to the surface to take your dry fly is the pinnacle of our sport. Few things compare to the pleasure of watching it happen: The rise, the hookset, the fight, and eventually releasing the fish – are all part of what makes dry fly fishing so enjoyable.
Rigging up for dry fly fishing is one of the easiest ways to get ready for a day on the water
Patience is crucial when setting up to fish for rising trout. Take your time. Fishing a dry fly hatch can be hard work. Practice until you find the right drift and right fly.
Once you find the right combination of drift and fly, you can catch fish after fish and build some of the most lasting memories ever found in trout fishing.