Fly fishing got a whole lot easier once I learned where trout actually like to sit. In this video, I break down the biggest things I've learned about finding trout in rivers and streams, including how to identify productive water, where trout hold in current, why structure matters, and how seasonal conditions affect trout behavior.
If you're new to fly fishing or struggling to catch more trout, understanding where fish are most likely to be is often more important than having the perfect fly, leader setup, or cast. I'll show exactly what I'm looking for when I approach a river, along with a few lessons that have helped me save time, cover water more efficiently, and consistently catch more fish.
Along the way, you'll see plenty of trout catches while we discuss current seams, structure, feeding lanes, trout holding water, and common mistakes many anglers make when trying to find fish.
Whether you enjoy euro nymphing, indicator nymphing, dry dropper fishing, traditional fly fishing, or simply fishing for trout with spinning gear, these tips can help you better understand trout behavior and improve your success on the water. ___________________________________________________
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