In my experience, the trout aren't too picky on the small streams, they'll eat just about anything as long as they're not spooked (more on that later)
Most fish attack bait from the front and that also puts the point of the hook right where the crappie is most likely to bite, especially if it isnt just on a feeding frenzy
The use of magnets is a genius solution for managing and changing flies when in use on the river
Related Articles: Related categories: Could 2by4s and 2by6s work instead Awesome tip
Here are some signs its time to retire that old, worn-out fishing hook: The hook is dull, and sharpening doesnt improve it Corrosion or rust Bent or deformed parts Damaged point or barb Worn protective coating When throwing out damaged fish hooks, make sure they are in sealed, puncture-proof containers to prevent accidental harm
"Lip rippers" are NOT welcome in the Areas