Fish structure one feature at a time, taking about six good casts around a single rock from different angles
Fish structure one feature at a time, taking about six good casts around a single rock from different angles
Filters
- Topic: Reading water and presentation
- Original category: Reading Water and Coverage
- Species: Steelhead
- Water: Not stated
- Region: Not stated
- Skill level: Advanced
Tip
Tip: Fish structure one feature at a time, taking about six good casts around a single rock from different angles
How to do it: Work a single rock from front, sides, and the convergence behind it, with several good casts, before moving on
Mistake it fixes: Blind-casting broad water without working structure
Why it works: Structure creates holding lies. Working one feature thoroughly from multiple angles covers all the lies it creates.
When it matters most: Steelhead, rivers