How Do You Stream And River Fish?
Fishing in streams and rivers can be extremely rewarding. It’s slightly more challenging than fishing at a pond or lake because the water tends be thin and fast, and there are often low-hanging branches and jagged rock outcroppings. Use these guidelines to get started. Determine what stream or river you want to fish. Perhaps you’re close to a large river or a beautiful stream in a wooded area. Decide what species of fish you are planning to catch. Find information about the stream or river you select. Visit bait and tackle stores in the area and talk to the employees. You’ll be able to get insider information about any stream or river nearby. Consider a guide. Guides will be able to show you streams and rivers that are ripe for catching fish. Your local bait and tackle shop can put you in contact with a reputable guide. Take your waders. You’ll need them to stay dry while you’re out in the water.
