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# Orvis Guide to Prospecting for Trout, New and Revised: How To Catch Fish When There's No Hatch To Match

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- **What is this?** Orvis Guide to Prospecting for Trout, New and Revised: How To Catch Fish When There's No Hatch To Match by tom rosenbauer
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## Customer Reviews

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    Overall this book is a great general read
  

*by A***. on Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2017*

I would never consider myself and expert fly-fisherman by any means, but I try to get out 1 or 2 times a week from March until November here in Montana.  Overall this book is a great general read, but it really helped me freshen up on my fishing game, to the point that I consistently catch fish every time I go out.  I self taught myself how to fly fish ten years ago, and since then there has always been gaps in how I went about fishing.  I went from having the "it's all about the luck" outlook on fly fishing, to knowing if I put the work in I will catch fish every time.  The biggest help I took out of it was really learning how to read the water when I'm in my drift boat, and helping my friends/family get in a position where they really have to mess up not to pull a trout out of a hole.  If you're like me, somewhere in the middle between learning how to even cast a fly rod and checking under rocks to see what insects are showing up that time of the year, get this book you won't regret it.

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    Wish I had read this book years ago
  

*by S***N on Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2019*

An excellent, up to date book on trout fishing in streams.  Key take away is that trout feed on what they want to eat and not necessarily the dry fly you want them to take.  Nymphing is a skill that is often more productive than waiting for a hatch so you can offer your finely tied dry flies.  While we all want the fish to take our dry fly offerings, odds are they may ignore the dry for a nymph.  The author goes to great length to explain the why and how to use alternate tactics when there is no hatch and the trout are not taking your dries.

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    Buy this book
  

*by A***M on Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013*

Let me first start by saying that I am a self-taught fly fisherman and without this book I wouldn't know half of what I know. The book starts with a section about how trout feed including how they move in the water column and why they find specific areas of the stream attractive. Next, the book talks about the different kinds of streams (freestone versus spring creeks), their characteristics, and why it is important not to try to fish the two different types in the same way. In this section Rosenbauer also talks about fish distribution in the different type of streams and where you may find them. The last several chapters of the book are dedicated to the different types of flies: streamers, nymphs and wet flies, and dry flies. Each type of fly has it's own chapter and the author covers what type of flies have worked best for him, why, their characteristics, and then several methods of fishing the broad category of fly. Each chapter on the flies is incredibly thorough and I really enjoyed hearing about the authors experience with a few flies of each type and how they have worked for him. Finally, the last chapter of the book is dedicated to approaching trout and how to avoid spooking them in those tough slow pools.Overall, the book includes excellent information grounded in science. It isn't heresy with a bunch of stuff just thrown together into a book. The author does like to tell his anecdotal stories, but if you're a fly fisherman get used to hearing them because everyone has their fishing stories. This is probably one of the best fly fishing books that I have read and as I said, I am self-taught and without this book I wouldn't know nearly as much as the little bit that I do know.

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