Fly Fishing in June can be very rewarding whether you are going to the trout streams or to the bass rivers.
In the first portion of this fly fishing podcast, Harry Murray discusses how to spot the trout on their feeding stations in the stream and how to use this skill to catch the trout. He gives an in depth discussion on the different signals he looks for. 1)movement of the trout, 2) color/contract of the trout to the stream bottom, 3) shape of the trout, 4) shadow of the trout.
This month provides a great sulphur hatch so we recommend the Murray’s Sulphur Dry size 16 and 18 and Shenk’s Sulphur size 16 and 18.
The second portion of this fly fishing podcast Harry discusses fishing hard head surface bugs on the bass rivers. Mastering the action of surface bugs is very important so you want to select the proper hard head bug for the type water you will be fishing. Each popping bug creates a different action based on 1) size of the bug, 2) taper of the body, 3) cut of the face.
Hard Head Bugs discussed includes: Shenandoah Chugger, Shenandoah Slider, and Shenandoah Blue Popper
Learn How to Fly Fish for Smallmouth Bass in our On The Stream Fly Fishing Schools. These schools are offered on various days from June to August and are held on either the North Fork or the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. Each school starts at 9a.m. with a slide show/classroom presentation and then you are off to the river to fish for the rest of the day. We supply the rod and reel outfits for the day at no extra charge. We keep the class size small so each student has ample instruction time. Sign up Today!
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