Simultaneous hatches aren’t rare but they don’t occur every day. Multiple species of stoneflies, mayflies, caddis etc can all overlap, causing you to pause and scratch your head in frustration as trout target specific insects, sizes, or stages. It can get complicated. In this video Dave is patient and comes up with a plan of attack. Things unfold and it soon becomes more apparent what the trout are eating and things get a lot easier. Let’s have a look!

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