This year marks the fourth year that the women's team from Team USA has been in existence.

And this year is also the first year that the world championships are going to be held in the

US of A. Today you are going to get a glimpse of what fishing still waters is all about in the

competition arena. And by the end of this, you're going to have a step-by-step guide to fishing a new

Stillwater this year.

Hey, I'm Dave, host of the Travel Podcast.

I've been fly fishing since I was a little kid.

I grew up around a little fly shop and creative, one of the largest fly fishing podcast out

there.

I've also interviewed more of the competition Team USA anglers than just about anyone out there.

Melissa Smith, president of the women's team USA and Stillwater Master is going to give us her best

tips and how to have success this year, even if you're in a new area.

You're going to find out how to do research on a lake, what you should be thinking about,

what factors also are most

important to be really digging into. Then once you're on the lake, we're going to talk about

the techniques that are going to allow you to find the most fish and how to adjust on changes

that occur and how to get systematic. We talked about being systematic. Plus, we're going to get

her top three most important factors in fishing stillwaters

and what leader setup you should use, even if you're brand new to still waters right now.

This episode of Travel is presented by Yellowstone, Teton Territory,

where you can explore great fishing, great hunting, the world championships this year,

and you can just get out and explore some great part of

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