5 Tips for Fly Fishing Big Lakes from Shore

Fly fishing big lakes can be a daunting tasks, especially without a boat! Today's episode discusses 5 tips for fly fishing from shore on big waterbodies!
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[@DavidPalmer]

The exact same process as breaking down a big river 😁 Love this channel, can't wait to finally foray into stillwater fishing this next year....

[@gaylecarson5220]

Jordan, any tips for fishing Shuswap when fry are running like now at the end of May? In particular, types of flies.

[@flyfishuniversity111]

Yes, video coming shortly on this!

[@erikmikado6103]

Is that Sugar lake??????

[@Taylor_in_Southern_Oregon]

Don't know why you go so deep unless it's very hot. Fish eat insects that live where green plants grow, and those plants need sunlight for photosynthesis which doesn't happen much below 25 feet.