If you were dropped onto a small spring creek with jing clear water and fish rising in plain sight,

would you be confident enough to have success that day?

What if that first slides by without taking your fly?

And the second and the third.

Because on small waters, nothing is hidden, including your mistakes.

Today's episode isn't about

bomb and cast or changing flies every five minutes. It's about control, foot placement,

drift angle, leader design, and knowing when to not cast at all. Sean McClendon is here from

the Montana fly fishing lodge and today you're going to discover how to approach a narrow

spring creek without announcing

your presence. Why your first presentation is usually your first real shot. How to read shallow

structure that most anglers might mistake in how to implement his five by five by five method

when breaking down a run. We're going to get systematic about this today. You're going to

find out how to effectively catch fish throughout the run. We're going to find out about the

adjustments that matter more than fly pattern when fish gets selective. We are going to dig deep. This

is going to be great when we're talking about small creeks, spring creeks, brushy creeks. We're

going to get into even some of the bigger waters, the overall experience in Montana this year. So just want to let you know before we get into it.

We do have a couple of spots still available for the big trip to Montana. This is the Montana

Flyfishing Lodge. You can go to wetfly swing.com slash Montana Lodge right now.

And if you add your name there, we'll follow up with you on details

and let you know this is going to be a big one i excited to share this with you sean roy knocks out of the

park hope you enjoy it you can go to montana flyfishing lodge dot com if you want to get more information

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