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Cast nearly parallel to the shore or rock edge, not straight out, because fish cruise very shallow along the edge

Cast nearly parallel to the shore or rock edge, not straight out, because fish cruise very shallow along the edge

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  • Topic: Reading water and presentation
  • Original category: Presentation and Drift
  • Species: Trout
  • Water: Not stated
  • Region: Not stated
  • Skill level: Intermediate

Tip

Tip: Cast nearly parallel to the shore or rock edge, not straight out, because fish cruise very shallow along the edge

How to do it: Cast along the shore, parallel to the rock edge, where fish cruise shallow

Mistake it fixes: Casting straight out from shore

Why it works: Fish cruise parallel to the edge in very shallow water. A parallel cast keeps the fly in their path longer than a straight-out cast.

When it matters most: Large lake fishing

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