Thomas Walsh Fishermen have many superstitions, we often use them to explain a bad days fishing. In this topic, I will discuss 13 of the main superstitions held onto by trout fishermen. Fishing often comes down to confidence, if someone is fishing with confidence they are more likely to catch fish. If someone’s confidence is wrecked, maybe … Read more
This short article just explains the most essential items to take trout fishing. Essential Gear Required To Catch trout Light weight rod, reel, line Well, these three pieces of tackle are all but essential. When fly fishing you probably want to start with a 5wt Flyrod and associated fly line and reel. When Spinning and … Read more
A lot of trout rods get broken every year. Even I broke a couple in my early days. Breaking a rod is a real shame because most breakages are a direct result of user error or a careless mistake. When properly cared for, most trout rods potentially can last for decades. Trout rods are ultralight … Read more
Welcome to my guide on the best speed to paddle when targeting trout. In the chart below I have listed the most efficient speed range to troll at when targeting trout. When the water is cold (Less than 44f), troll towards the slower end of this range. When the water is at a more normal … Read more
The vast majority of all fishing quality fishing sunglasses are made out of two material types. These are Polycarbonate and Glass. A new material, Nylon is also making a name for itself. When buying fishing sunglasses, the best Lens material to look for is Polycarbonate, Glass, or Nylon. First I will list the key differences, … Read more
Want to know what is the best lens color for trout fishing, in the article below I will discuss the pros and cons of the most commonly used lens colors. If you are in a rush, and just want to know the best lens base color for sight fishing. Amber, Copper, and Brown Lens Sunglasses … Read more
It is difficult to give an estimate for the total cost of a trout fishing vacation to New Zealand because there are simply so many variables. If you travel frugally, a week’s trout fishing in New Zealand could cost under $2000 (excluding airfares), on the other hand. If you employ the services of guides and … Read more
Have you ever wondered about the depths at which trout reside and feed in our lakes and rivers? Join us on an intriguing journey as we uncover the secrets on just how deep do trout feed. Picture this, you are floating over the middle of the lake, you check the fish finder and see the … Read more
I have little problem sharing fishing spots and I have even shared a few on this site. Might have even made a few enemies in the process but I do not believe doing so risks the health of the fisheries, and in some cases, they might even be better of for it. Exposure can protect … Read more
Today, Sage has announced their new R8, their first flagship fly rod for quite a few years The launch hype is generating quite a bit of conversation. Much of which is concerning its $1050 price tag. So I decided this would be a good topic for a blog, do expensive rods catch more fish? Is … Read more