It’s that time of the year when wet fly fishing for trout is at itsbest. Somehow it’s in between the earlier season of trout fishing with small streamers, nymphs and muddlers and the dry fly ...

Whitlock's wet-fly fishing technique catches trout. By BOB KRUMM Sep 17, 2015 Sep 17, 2015 Updated Jan ... Because traditional wet-fly fishing does not use weighted flies, ...

Exploring Fly Fishing Methods Jess K Jun 7, 2018 Wet Fly Fishing - Wet fly fishing is a technique that uses weights to sink the fly to the bottom of a body of water.

The classic wet flies that were commonly used in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland in the 18th and 19th centuries were generally of two types - simple "soft-hackle" flies and "quill-winged" flies.

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The trout took a mayfly caught in the clumsy transition from nymph to dun, just a couple of inches deep. Try a dry-dropper rig with a shallow-running wet fly or unweighted nymph.

Techniques. Micro/trout Spey excels when swinging streamers or wet flies in runs with consistent depth and current. Cast 45 degrees downstream, then execute an upstream or downstream mend ...

Of all the venerated fly-fishing books I read in my formative years, my bible was Ray Bergman’s “Trout.” First published in 1938, this book became a landmark work in American angling literature.

Hearing Dave Allbaugh of Wet Fly Waterguides speak at a recent Maryland Trout Unlimited meeting on wet fly fishing on the Gunpowder, I knew I had to return to my “first love,” wet fly/soft ...