Going from Trout to Multispecies | Fly Fishing Insider Podcast

Summary

Corbin Rinehart shares his journey from being a trout angler to becoming a species chaser. He discusses the transition and the techniques he has learned along the way. Corbin also provides tips on how to break down a pool when fishing for different species. In this episode, Christian Bacasa and Corbin Rinehart discuss various aspects of fly fishing, including approaching different fishing situations, making gear changes for different drifts, considering the water column and fly selection, adapting to different bug hatches, fishing techniques in specific locations, the preference for wild fish, and appreciating the beauty of fly fishing.

Takeaways

Transitioning from trout to other species requires adjusting to different rod weights, lines, and casting techniques.
Approaching a pool from downstream to upstream can help avoid spooking fish.
When targeting specific species, consider the time of day, water conditions, and the different sections of the pool.
Take note of the back eddies and drop-offs, as they can often hold larger fish. Pay attention to the drift and adjust your approach accordingly.
Consider the water column and choose the appropriate fly for different scenarios.
Adapt to different bug hatches and experiment with different patterns.
Explore different fishing locations and appreciate the beauty of fly fishing.