But really it's about pounding flies out there and sticking big fish.

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Welcome to the Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast with Tom Rosenbauer, bringing you tips, tricks and techniques to help you get the most from your time on the water.

Here's acclaimed fly fishing author and lifelong fly fishing

enthusiast Tom Rosenbauer.

Hi and welcome to the Orvis Fly Fishing Guide

podcast.

This is Tom Rosenbauer.

And we haven't had a Saltwater

podcast in a while so let's talk about the fall migrations of game fish

particularly in the in the northeast and mid-Atlantic, but pretty much everywhere that you

have saltwater fish that you've got a change in weather. Weather patterns are changing, the temperatures are changing,

the winds are changing, prevailing winds are changing, and fish are going to move. Now the reason

fish are moving in the fall is because they're following baitfish migrations.

And because the baitfish, particularly the young baitfish, the younger-year baitfish, are always moving,

conditions are going to change daily, so if you're on a beach today and

it's totally dead you could come to the same beach tomorrow particularly if there's a little

bit of change in the weather and you could see bait and fish all over the place and this is going to change

this is going to change every day once the weather patterns start changing

there are places like the tip of Cape Cod and Block Island and Montauk and around the

Hatteras area where the fish will stay put for a long time because the fish know they're going to they're going to

intercept some bait fish in these spots or concentrations of baitfish in various places up and down the coast.

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