Learn Basics of Insect Hatches for Trout Fishing

Tom Rosenbauer discusses the essentials of learning the key insect hatches for trout fishing.
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[@chichedare]

Thank you Tom. Highly valuable!

[@user-xu8jw4ng9w]

Thanks Tom, always pick up pearls of knowledge watching your videos. Now I have to apply them! Also good to hear that even the best have slow days.

[@orvisguidetoflyfishing]

Glad to help

[@wingman8447]

Thank you for a realistic lesson on flies.

[@jerrydell4646]

I really enjoyed this video you have helped me out a lot

[@cashlofgren8618]

Awesome video! Thanks!

[@gordonmillsjr.1957]

Lovely vid! Why not just use a long leader / extra tippet as insurance?

[@renegadeflyfishing]

Great video, very good information!

[@lawrenceessard4086]

Great video lots of information thanks😊😊😊😊😊

[@abbasmerhi1]

wawe , so much to learn , trout heaven , thanks

[@richardjones2129]

Thanks for a good instructional video. I really enjoyed it. God Bless n fish on! What recipe was the fly with the purple. That color is productively catching on n my area. Thank you.

[@jettjameson3901]

Hey Tom, I’m a big fly fisherman here in Missouri around the rolla area. Here we have plenty of largues, smallies and trout but recently when trout fishing the only fly I see is brown caddis’s. When these caddis hatch and are all over the water I very rarely see many rises, but when I nymph I dont always have much success either. It is still pretty cold so the bug life is limited but I was wondering if you had any tips?

[@Ctb1998]

Go on a guided trip this summer that’ll answer all your questions and give you new stretches of water

[@fenkellmoney8034]

Excuse me sir do salmon preform exactly like trout? Can this guide be used for salmon fishing? Thanks

[@henryavila7336]

Tom, you're the best! Feel like my dad is giving me all his wisdom again.... However it was usually about girls!!!

[@ianbruce6515]

Why do dry fly patterns that look exactly like the dun--never really become popular? We always go back to the attractor patterns. Even with nymphs, that often are fairly decent imitations--we add something bright and shiny.

[@user-xu8jw4ng9w]

well in my limited river fishing experience (I'm more of a lake fisher) I want something that makes my "lure" stand out. so I tie flys that are slightly different (like shinier than the real fly) I like a fly with "flash" (tinsel, wire, flashabou, krystal flash etc.)

[@yeahman9813]

Who ever says trout a dumb a dumb themselves trout ain't dumb lol