Pro Tips: How to Catch the Last of a Hatch by “Scumlining”
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Pro Tips: How to Catch the Last of a Hatch by “Scumlining”
Written by: Phil Monahan
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When the hatch is over and you’re no longer seeing bugs on the water, one way to prolong dry-fly fishing is to find those places where crippled and spent insects collect. As they say, “foam is home”: scum lines and foamy eddies draw trout looking to gorge themselves on the smorgasbord.
In this video, Joe Rotter from Red’s Fly Shop shows us a scumline full of feeding trout, and he explains why it can be tough to catch them: you can’t see your fly. So next time a mayfly hatch peters out on you, start looking for holes in the foam.
This entry was posted in Fly Fishing and tagged fly-fishing tips, fly-fishing videos on October 16, 2017 .
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October 16, 2017 at 01:26PM