Who knows, when you need an excuse to wet a line one of them might come in handy. Many a good angler has learnt a lot by keeping his eyes and ears peeled during his amateur days of fishing.
When I use the word native to describe trout, I'm referring to trout that have been born naturally or at least have grown up in the river, stream, or lake that you're fishing for them in. The last thing you need is for your fishing reel to let you down and spoil this idyllic picture. The different species of bass feed under different conditions.
Select you lure wisely. So if you are trying to catch one of these aggressive game fish you need to think like them and fish where there is lots of cover and shade and where you know that they are and where they would hide. Some of the best lures are clusters of fish roe, shinny steel spoons, Wiggle warts, pieces of fish and shrimp, tadpoles.
Don't forget to bring your fishing rods, flies, and other equipment, including both cold and warm weather clothing, because the weather can change at a moment's notice. Now it's your turn to discover your favorite and best place to fish.
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