Today we continue our series of weekly posts straight from The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing
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Trout Parts
Because trout are masters of camouflage, it’s almost too much to expect to see an entire trout hanging like some picture in a book. Instead, look for pieces of the whole—the flutter of a fin, the soft waggle of a tail, the brief flash of a silver belly or, more subtly, the “little white blink” that nymph master G.E.M. Skues used to describe the opening and closing of the mouth of a trout taking nymphs.
[…] Look for Trout Parts […]