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Another advantage of copper is that it allows you to add a level of stealth that is otherwise absent from our existing spread by getting the lure away from the boat and cutting down on influence from boat noise
Safety Standards: Safety should never be compromised
Three Reliable Setups Dry Fly Only Easiest to seewatch for fish rising to the surface Cast upstream, let the fly drift naturally (drag-free) toward you Set the hook with a quick wrist lift when you see a take Dry-Dropper Buoyant dry fly on top with a small nymph tied below on 12-18 of tippet Fish two depths at oncesurface and subsurface Strike when either the dry fly disappears or you see the line twitch Indicator Nymphing Nymph(s) suspended under a strike indicator with weight as needed Ideal for learning subsurface fishing where most trout feed Watch for the indicator to pause, dip, or move sidewaysany hesitation could be a fish Basic Streamer Fishing Cast across or slightly downstream Let the fly swing in the current, then retrieve with short strips Imitates a fleeing baitfish and triggers aggressive strikes Expect sudden tension or a sharp tug Recognizing Strikes Dry flies : Splash, swirl, or the fly disappears Nymphs/indicators : Indicator pauses, dips, or slides sideways Streamers : Feel sudden tension or a sharp tug Set the hook with a gentle wrist lift, not a massive swing
Catching and landing stripers was a bonus as the look of joy on Adam's face was a memory imprinted forever
