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The shape and movement of a wobbler make it a splendid imitation of a small fish, The movements of two-piece wobblers are even more lifelike and sinuous, and there is a fair chance that it will outwit the fish You can use it at practically any depth, and to challenge even experienced old pike lurking in the depths.
The floating wobbler floats on the water, but dives when being reeled in The faster the retrieve, the deeper it goes The tip of the rod should be kept low at all times in flowing water, you should let the wobbler drift with the stream down to where you believe the fish is lurking, and then start to retrieve it, Do not use the floating wobbler in really cold water it needs a certain speed to work its way down to the bottom, and that speed is too high for most fish at low temperatures. in cold water, it's better to use a sinking wobbler, and retrieve it slowly with many hesitations
There are as many theories regarding the choice of fly for fly-fishing as there are fishermen Some say large flies in large, deep and cold rivers, and small flies in small rivers where the water is warmer and the fish inhabit relatively shallow water. But this is not a set rule, It's a tradition So a suggestion is to bring several different types of flies in different sizes, and experiment Since the natural prey of the fish, i.e. insects, are often well camouflaged, the colour of the fly you chose should resemble the colour of the water where you are fishing if the river is brown, chose a brown or black fly Clearwater rivers which absorb a lot of light often have a blue or green appearance, and you will have to chose a colour which matches this But the decisive factor is not what you use, but how you use it When a fish bites, you will have to tire it out and work it all the way home.
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