Fly Fishing for Trout
Fly fishing is just another form of fishing, that really is not to hard to do. It’s important to know that different tackle and flies are used for different species of fish. Fly fishers mostly focus on fishing for trout. There are several different types of trout; these include rainbow, brown, brook, golden, steelhead, and lake trout. Fly fishing can be awfully expensive, but do not go out and blow a bunch of 
money on a nice fly rod if you are a beginner. When fly fishing for trout, be sure that you use a light tippet. Trout are a smart species of fish and will be able so see your tippet or hook if they are too heavy or big. As for what flies to use when trout fishing depends on what kind of water you are fishing in. Dry flies are very popular, but stay on top of the water. Other flies are meant to go underwater, which can be a very good place to fly fish for trout. This is because trout mostly feed at the bottom of rivers and creeks. Only when there is a large insect at the surface do trout come up to feed there. An important thing to keep in mind when fly fishing for trout, is to always be aware of what the environment is around you. What I mean by that is if there aren’t many surface insects around, then you’re going to want to change to something that can dive under the water. Trout love to sit right where the fast water meets the slow water. This is the first place I would look for when trying to hook a trout. Some good fly patterns to try are woolly bugger, red fox squirrel tail, or parachute adams.
