Do not walk past prime-looking-too-fast water: skinny channels, transitions, and oxygenated edges
Do not walk past prime-looking-too-fast water: skinny channels, transitions, and oxygenated edges
Filters
- Topic: Reading water and presentation
- Original category: Reading Water and Coverage
- Species: Salmon
- Water: Not stated
- Region: Not stated
- Skill level: Intermediate
Tip
Tip: Do not walk past prime-looking-too-fast water: skinny channels, transitions, and oxygenated edges
How to do it: Fish skinny channels, quick transitions, fast oxygenated edges, and small holding bumps, not only deep slow pools
Mistake it fixes: Walking past water that looks too fast
Why it works: Water that looks too fast can be perfect holding water. Prime salmon lies include transitions and edges that many anglers skip.
When it matters most: Salmon fishing