Where to fly from ireland
How to fly fish for Wild River Brown Trout, in Ireland-Tips & Methods
fly-fishing for branch out can be fun
many of the rivers in the foil system in
addition to their salmon run have a good
head of brine trait as a rough guide
these are usually the ones which do not
have a run of seat right
brown trout can be fished for from
opening day right to the end of the
season choice of tackle to be as light
as possible with a three four or five
weed rod with a matching floating line
being ideal in most situations light
lines allow for delicate presentation of
small flies on fine diameter Tibbett
some anglers prefer a five or six weird
rod and heavier Tibbett as grills can
also take these small trade flies
the four main methods of fly-fishing for
Brian tried are traditional wet fly dry
fly nymphs
or streamers and all require different
techniques with the exception of
streamers which imitate fish most other
flight patterns used represent insects
or other invertebrates which live in the
river or have fallen onto the water both
in imps that inhabit the bottom and the
adult flies they hatch into form the
main bulk of flies which are important
to the fly fisherman
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the majority of food items represented
our insects but some can be for example
crustaceans such as freshwater shrimp
which live right on the riverbed
there are many insects blown onto the
water and these include Hawthorn flakes
black gnats flying ants and cream flies
in all methods of fly-fishing it is
important to try to work out what the
chart are feeding on so little fly
representing their food can be selected
by the angler this is usually referred
to as matching the hatch careful
observation on the water surface or the
riverbank or rising fish may indicate a
particular fly or invertebrate that they
are feeding on it is important to try
and select something matching the same
size profile and color as the natural
wet fly-fishing usually involves flies
being cast across and down the river
it is usually practiced in Streamy water
when the flies are cast across the river
the current takes them downstream where
they slowly sink sometimes they can be
fished dead draft but most anglers like
to add a small amount of movement to
give the flies some simulated life and
are retrieved slowly wet flies can
represent a variety of food forms
ranging from nymphs hatching insects to
dried insects which have landed in the
water most of the time there a vague
representation of a food form which
trigger the fish to feed
when fishing for trite it is important
to try and determine why the trade may
be lying in a particular area deeper
water streams large rocks bushes and
trees offer some cover and protection
from predators
casting close to the bank and deeper
water behind large rocks and under
bushes and trees can be good areas to
target and most occasions a floating
line is sufficient a low and
intermediate line or sinking poly leader
can also be beneficial especially and
faster or deeper streams as Troy tries
at different times of the day and all
methods of fly fishing for troit the
anger should try to interpret where the
trout may be lying and when and where
the fish pegye rising
no fishing tries to represent the larval
form of insects before the hatching of
the water or other invertebrates which
live there such as shrimps
most of these are found on the bottom of
the river are close to it so weighted
nymph pattern is used however as the
lateral imps ascend to the surface just
before they hatch height and to their
adult form lighter unweighted patterns
can be used
Nemus are usually cast upstream to allow
the Flies to sink deeper in the water
while creating minimal drag from the
line the rod tip is held high and any
stopping of the line or unusual line
movement should initiate a strike
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dry fly fishing for many anglers is most
fun as it involves stalking of surface
feeding trait these fish are usually
rising to hatching unsex or insects
which have landed in the water it is
important to be stealthy and careful
wading upstream is advised an order for
dry flies to float they usually treat it
with flotant such as gink some flies do
not require flotant as they've been tied
with buoyant materials such as cdc dry
fly also needs delicate and accurate
casting this is usually upstream casting
till either fly to move downstream
without the Flies getting on the surface
this is seen this unnatural by the trite
use they causing rejection of the
artificial flight
on dry fly fishing the choice of dry fly
can be critical as it should match the
same color shape and size as the natural
food as during a rise trout can be very
selective on what they are feeding on
