When you are fishing to a trout near the tailout of a pocket or small tool, you’ve got a presentation problem: the faster current of the tailout will pull on your line, causing the fly to drag. In many situations, that drag is enough to stop a trout from eating your fly.
In this great episode of “Master Class Monday,” Dave and Amelia Jensen demonstrate the best ways to avoid dragging flies. The first step involves stealth: you’ve got to get as close as you can. Then, you use your rod tip to keep as much of the line as possible off the water. The results speak for themselves.
Watch for further installments of Master Class Monday every week here at Orvis News, in the Advanced Tactics playlist our You Tube Channel, and on the new Advanced section of our Orvis Fly Fishing Learning Center.
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