Why You're Not Catching Fish [And How To Fix It] | Ep. 145
If you're consistently struggling to catch fish, you're probably trying to figure out why. Are your casts bad? Poor fly selection? Are the planets just aligned against you? While all that CAN have an impact, you're often struggling to put fish in the net because of one problem: you're not focusing on the fundamentals.
In this week's episode of Untangled, Spencer Durrant walks you through the three basics of fly fishing -- casting, fly selection, and presentation -- and why you need to focus on those when nothing else seems to be working.
You'll also learn about:
- Casting single dry flies, and setting up rigs for single dry fly fishing
- How much tippet to use when setting up multi-fly rigs
- What to do when you don't catch fish from water that looks PERFECT
LINKS FROM THE SHOW
Get the FREE Rigs & Knots Pocket Guide - CHECK IT OUT
Join the VFC Online Community - CHECK IT OUT
QUESTIONS FOR THE SHOW - SUBMIT HERE
#LIVEREELLIFE MOMENT - SUBMIT HERE
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If you're consistently struggling to catch fish, you're probably trying to figure out why. Are your casts bad? Poor fly selection? Are the planets just aligned against you? While all that CAN have an impact, you're often struggling to put fish in the net because of one problem: you're not focusing on the fundamentals.
In this week's episode of Untangled, Spencer Durrant walks you through the three basics of fly fishing -- casting, fly selection, and presentation -- and why you need to focus on those when nothing else seems to be working.
You'll also learn about:
- Casting single dry flies, and setting up rigs for single dry fly fishing
- How much tippet to use when setting up multi-fly rigs
- What to do when you don't catch fish from water that looks PERFECT
LINKS FROM THE SHOW
Get the FREE Rigs & Knots Pocket Guide - CHECK IT OUT
Join the VFC Online Community - CHECK IT OUT
QUESTIONS FOR THE SHOW - SUBMIT HERE
#LIVEREELLIFE MOMENT - SUBMIT HERE
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