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the light pattern from the body sitting low within the surface

and the legs possibly protruding beneath the meniscus

trout will create a prey image

utilising any number of triggers allowing them to recognize a given food source.

The Artful Science of Trout Fishing suggests that trout are more likely to feed selectively when food is abundant. When one food source is readily available in abundance

trout will key into this to take advantage of the opportunity to maximize food intake whilst minimizing their energy expenditure.

then what causes them to lock onto one food form and feed so selectively?

Your complete guide to the mayflies of the Mataura | Chris Dore

They say that 10% of anglers catch 90% of the fish. This is never truer than when fishing the Mataura river in Southland. Sourcing high in the E...

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