How to catch more Trout
BUZZER
FISHING
Trout eat Buzzers as anglers call them (or to give
them the correct name Chironomid Nymphs) more than any other food
source available. The reason is simple, there are more of
these buzzers available in the food chain than anything else,
millions and
millions in every lake, pond, reservoir and river.
Trout
are used
to seeing /eating them in their hundreds of varieties, so they are NOT
afraid of them - unlike some fly lure patterns which
do not
represent any food source whatsoever. So, we tied the most
representative fly patterns of Chironomid Nymphs after studying the
actual nymphs in many waters throughout the UK.
The
patterns we
tie WILL work, depending on the conditions, ALL year round, as we have
proved, just change the colour/size until you get that pull.
Of
course, you need a certain amount of skill (casting etc.) as
our
flies are NOT, unfortunately, magic.
A floating fly line works
best with buzzers, with a fairly long leader
of 9ft
10ft
depending on the length of your fly rod. You can fish a
single buzzer on the end of your leader but we have found that
a dropper
with another buzzer attached is far more effective. You can attach 2
different colours/sizes with this method.
Cast out across
the
wind and let a bow appear in the fly line. As the
flies
sink,
retrieve slowly (even slower), in short, sharp pulls
then
get
the landing net ready!
GREAT FISHING - GOOD LUCK - TIGHT LINES
