I want to go fishing soon (well in the summer xD) and I want some tips to go river fishing with a glide line… Also, i’ll be backpacking on this fishing trip so any tips on how to catch the fish and what to use?
Does Anyone Have Any River Trout Fishing Tips?
February 26th, 2010 
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firstly for rivers you generally need a small rod due to trees etc so any thing under 9 foot will do if you like a challenge you will need a floating wf 4-5 also about a 5lb leader is excellent aswell as this use florocarbon i find airflo g3 sightfree to be the best if our traveling use a travel rod or any thing under 9 foot is generally in about 3 peices. For flys try some small spider patterns or possibly klinkhammers ant imitations work well when its windy fished just under trees also you might need a permit to fish certain rivers also keep your rods in a cordura rod tube for protection a light reel is a must try using a cassette reel that way the spools can be changed easily. you may also want to take an intermediate line with you.
try these sits for some helphttp://www.llbean.com/outdoorsOnline/out…
or more tipshttp://www.jerrysflyfishingtips.com/
If it is quick fill up try using a small red and white daredevil. Use to nail um excellent in the ancient Iron Jaw Canyon before the lake clogged the road. (Calif.)
Oh boy where to start, well if your fishing for stocked trout and don’t want to use live bait, i recommend a black and silver hen tail 1/8 size, thats a proven trout killer every river i fished from PA to NH. If your going with native accept trout, small garden worms on a small barbless hook works fantastic. Make sure you dress in camoflage and stay low and go really slow when approaching the hole your going to fish. Hope i could help and excellent luck.
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Sure, pre-trip, make sure to know your community state regulations, regularly trout species have special policy for certain stretches of fill up, for certain dates. Get a license, if required. Lots of excellent backpacking areas are wilderness designated and their remote waters are surprisingly (IMHO) well-stocked and very underfished. Backpackers in the Western Sierra, where I go, seem primairly non-fisherpersons; eyes full of wonder at what I’m doing, most of ‘em clueless hiker folk. So pack a lightweight-even superlightweight rig-4 pieces break down nicely for the trail.
You wanna glide-fish, you oughta get an thought about the hatch and what the fish are eating. A glide that closely resembles native bugs/hellgrammites/mosquitoes will likely perform best. Use four-pound-six-pound test line, max. A 2-lb leader’ll be super sensitive and nearly undetectable to the trout. I’ve been primairily a spincasting guy unshy about eating a trout dinner I’d spellbound on Roostertail spinners or even PowerBait/salmon eggs. This kinda fishing has a smaller learning curve than flyfishing, but whatever floats your boat. Seems to me alpine lakes are home to huge populations of little10 inch Accept trout that are lucky to bite on most anything, most all day long. They’re just lucky for the company and chance to stretch a line.
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Excellent Luck!
If u are going for trout you might wanna just use worms and about 6 lb line. Find the deep holes and try by them and logs. If u have any questions email me cuz i fish every day on the rivers around bessemer MI.