Typical Fly Fishing Pockets in Deep Runs |
The
arrows in the above photograph are indicating where fish will likely
be found.
This
water type is often passed up by anglers because they may feel that
it’s not good holding water. But, contrary to this belief, fish
will often hold off the main current in small pockets near the bank.
Undercut banks have calmer water, protection from predators and easy
access to food so don’t pass up this water type. Also, you may be
able to entice a fish by swinging and stripping a fly on the bottom
or at the edges of fast surface water.
Effective
flies to use may be dry and wet caddis patterns, mayflies, and a
variety of nymphs and streamers. Additionally, don’t wear bright
clothing, keep a low profile and walk quietly when you approach.
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