
Lesson 9: Trout Love Change
Places where you find changes in structure, changes in depth, and changes in currents are where you'll find most of the fish. We found trout to be less spook in the more pronounced feeding lanes, for example, where a rock made a hard current seam and there was protective cover close by. I was able to approach fish in these situations much more easily than I could those that were exposed in open riffles and pools. You'll do yourself a favor by zeroing in on spots in the river where you see pronounced changes in current and the bottom.
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Great article, pictures, and videos. This is all information we wouldnt have know unless you went under water and checked it out for us. Ill use all of this info when Im steelheading next weekend.
Thank you for this, the pictures and videos are great!
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