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trout fishing line reviews
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Best fishing line for trout

Let's take a closer look at our top 3 fishing lines for trout and compare each one. We looked at quality, our favourite line and the best line for stealth.
trout teeth
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Do Trout Have Teeth

Yes, trout have teeth, but you only need to worry about larger trout if you are concerned about getting bitten.
trout lures for rivers and lakes
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Trout Lures

We review the best trout lures for catching fish in rivers, lakes and small streams. From fishing clear fast moving water to muddy flood waters.
Salmon Eggs for Trout Fishing
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Trout Fishing With Salmon Eggs

Salmon Eggs For Trout If you are looking for a natural trout bait then you need to have a fish with Salmon eggs. Pretty much every animal that lives in or on a Salmon river or stream will eat these juicy little eggs. They float downstream…
guide to catching trout with worms
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Best Trout Worms

A quick look at the best plastic worms available for trout fishing. There are a few basics when it comes to bait selection and I tent to stick to the following
beginners guide to trout fishing
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Trout Fishing Tips

If you’re a beginner to trout fishing it can be daunting task learning the hundreds of elements of fishing. In this article, I will guide you through the basic trout fishing tips you need to land your first trout. Firstly identify a…
trout species
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Different Species of Trout

You Thought They Were Just Trout! I’m going to try and enlighten a lot of people about the many species of the common name trout. I myself fished for many years with the common idea that trout were either Rainbow,Eastern Brook, Cutthroat…
imitating ladybird fly fishing

Fly Fishing with Ant and Beetle patterns

In his excellent books, Fishing Small Flies, and Tying Small Flies, Ed Engle suggests trout eat a large number of ant's during the summer months. Ed uses an ant pattern to fish for bank feeders during 'that' part of the day in high summer…
texas fly fishing guadalupe

Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River in Texas

Flowing into the Gulf of Mexico the Guadalupe River source spring up in the Texas Hill Country. In 1964 the Army Corps of Engineers saw fit to dam the Guadalupe River about 12 miles west of New Braunfels, TX. When the dam was completed,…