Maybe it's the time of year, or maybe it's dodging a Mayan end of the world scare, but I started waxing nostalgic about some of our crazier experiences trout fishing. Like the numerous occasions my Dad would accidentally cast a lure through the mountain laurel such that the line was draped over a branch. As he retrieved his lure, a trout would hit it as it left the water, and we would have to walk up and unhook the suspended trout.
We here at the Trout University have been aware of and very concerned about the invasion of some of our best trout waters by aquatic invasive species. Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are plants, animals or microbes that create negative impacts on the environment. Impacts from AIS are a danger to everyone, not just by boaters and anglers but anyone who enjoy pristine waters. After the AIS are established in the wild, it is extremely difficult to remove them so it is important to prevent their introduction.
We recently had a question as to how to get started fly fishing with nymphs. Here is a summary of some recommendations as to what you should do as you begin using nymphs on the trout stream.
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