You're going to. Welcome to the new flyfisher. I'm Tom Rosenbauer and in today's show we're going to talk about

prospecting for trout. We're going to discuss and see where trout live, how they feed

what they need, how to read the water, how to pick a fly,

and how to judge the richness of a trout stream.

I hope you enjoy it, stay with it. That was awesome. Let him go back to live another day.

Oh, baby!

Oh, baby!

Look at that fish. We talked earlier about having the optimal conditions.

Here we've got perfect conditions.

This is a good example of the family heptogenae

day.

This is why you need a lot of backing. Today we are fishing.

Today we are fly fishing near Lake Placid in upstate New York.

Wilmington is a small town nestled alongside the beautiful west branch of the

Asalvo River. This area is a flyfishers dream. The river is

renowned for its beauty, fishing, and abundant hatches of catus, mayflies, and

stoneflies.

There's over 35 miles of clean mineral-rich waters

to angle in, with five miles dedicated

to strict catch-or-release fishing. With miles of pocket water, ripples, deep pools, and long channels,

the West Branch provides great opportunity for anglers

if they have the skills to property

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