Trout

Due to the anatomical positioning of the trout’s eyes, it is unable to see directly below, directly behind, just in front of its snout, and… Read More »What Trout See From Below?

Canal-like rivers provide very poor habitat for trout and many other fish, because they lack the essential variation in habitat that supports different life stages… Read More »Can Trout Live In Canals?

10 Best Dry Flies For Trout (2022 Buyer’s Guide) BWO Sparkle Dun. Chernobyl Ant. Elk Hair Caddis. Black Ant. Stimulator. Royal Wullfs. Parachute Adams. Hendrickson.… Read More »What Is The Best Dry Fly For Trout?

Places Trout Will Hide And Where To Cast Fallen Trees. Trees that have been downed into the water provide excellent structure for trout to take… Read More »Where Do Trout Hide In Streams?

Many so-called ‘resident’ brown trout do undertake migrations. They may be of a lesser extent than sea-trout, but they move up and down river and… Read More »Do Trout Move Up And Down Rivers?

My favorite sizes of spinners for trout are 1/32-ounce for the most finicky fish, 1/16-ounce for most situations and 1/8-ounce for fishing in fast current.… Read More »What Is The Best Size Spinner For Trout?

Some studies have shown that hatchery trout move downstream when stocked into water colder than 10°C (50°F). Water temperature is usually below 50°F in many… Read More »Do Trout Swim Upstream Or Downstream After Stocking?

Some of the largest trout of the year are caught during high water, not to mention you’ll probably have the river to yourself. As long… Read More »Can You Catch Trout When The Water Is High?

Rainbow trout. Rainbow trout are probably the most common and easiest to catch of all trout. They are stocked in many lakes and rivers and… Read More »What Is The Easiest Trout To Catch?

Considering all of the above factors, conditions, and provided that you are quiet while wading, I think the following wading distances are necessary to avoid… Read More »How Far Should I Cast For Trout?