Fishing under the hatch

Article Abstract:

Some fishers make use of dry flies whenever there is a hatch of insects on a trout stream, but the fishing may be even better well below the surface of the water. Large trout, in particular, may continue to feed below the water level as the insects rise toward the top.

Methods, Equipment and supplies

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Anatomy of a pool

Article Abstract:

The largest trout tend to gather in the quiet, deep pools of large streams. The classic pool is dark, large and deep. A bend pool is located at the spot where a stream's direction is altered. Plunge pools and trench pools are equally good spots for finding trout.

Location

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The Pacific Coast: tents and trails from Katmai to California

Article Abstract:

Some of the fishing and hunting highlights in the Pacific Coast states are described, along with various public land areas in the region. The Pacific Coast, extending from southern California to Alaska, offers a wide variety of terrain as well as game and fish.

Recreation, Pacific States (United States), Hunting, Public lands

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