Dry fly fishing ranks at the top of fly fishing in trout streams. There’s nothing better than watching good trout rising during insect hatches. Matching the hatch and working your way to rising trout is methodical, mind you. It’s an art and process that requires stealth and patience in order to be successful. Let’s join Amelia has she works her way upstream, covering water sequentially in order to catch more than just the one fish that rose well upstream.

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