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Salmon Fly Fishing Strategies
And Tips
Salmon will not be feeding when they are in a river but they
will strike anyway as this is their nature. But watch out
when they are in a lake as they will be very aggressive and
predatory. This behavior can be challenging to fishermen but
exciting also.
Choose carefully the time of day you are fly fishing for
salmon. Bright, sunny days will cause them to hide in deep
holes and make them more difficult to catch. On low light or
cloudy days they will be much easier to catch as this is
their preferred weather.
A smart fisherman will make a water temperature chart to
follow patterns of the salmon. This can take several years
to make accurate but once you have it you will be ahead of
the game. Get a thermometer to check the temperatures at
different times of the day. Always put the thermometer
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in the same depth and place each
time. Start keeping a notebook with you so you can record
the temperatures and update it as often as possible.
Eventually you will know the best times to fish in your
favorite spots.
Salmon like the cooler water best and as the water heats up
they will go deeper. They need oxygen and cooler water will
have more. Being in their ideal water temperature will cause
them to fight harder but they will be easier to find. So
choose your water temperature wisely to hit just the right
note between too hot and too cool.
Knowing when and where to fly fish for salmon can be tricky
because the salmon will be swimming up and down following
the pattern of day brightness and water temperature. So
being patient is a big requirement of a successful
fisherman. Sometimes the weather will be windy and you will
have to cast far out because you will be casting into the
wind. When the weather conditions change you have to change
with them if you want to catch your salmon. |
When you are fishing the deep holes your line can easily get
snagged on debris, rocks, and foliage. You will probably end
up losing a lot of flies so make sure you have plenty, but
it will be worth it when you take that big catch home.
For adventure, excitement, and sometimes the fight of your
life, try salmon fly fishing for the satisfaction of testing
your skills against fish and nature.
Author : Marilyn Roberts
For more tips and information on all types of fishing,
please visit her site.
www.fishingtipsabcs.blogspot.com |
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