As anglers across the state are headed out to target trout on their favorite rivers and streams, many will become frustrated when fish occasionally ignore the fly being offered.
Michigan Outdoor News suggests not selecting a completely different fly for your next cast, but rather choosing a fly with a slight color variation from the one you just cast. It’s been noted that often just a slight color variation can tickle a trout’s fancy and encourage a bite.
New to the sport of fly fishing and not sure where to start with flies? Find out all you need through the DNR’s How-To Go Fly Fishing website!
