Montana
Montana flies are among the most common flies for put and take fishing. Montana flies are tied in many versions, colors and sizes. On some days, fly fishing can be superior to all other fishing in the put and take lake. It is especially successful in the summer, when the lake is warm and the fish are lazing quietly around the surface. Here, a Montana fly can be the very best choice of fly.
The Montana fly is good for put and take fishing because it can provoke the fish with its bright colors and vibrant hairs. It can be a good idea to have Montana flies in different sizes and colors in your fly box, so you can change them depending on what the fish are biting. Another tip is to also change how deep you fish the fly and how fast you reel it in.
It might be a good idea to move a little away from the parking lot when you want to find the perfect fishing spot. You should look for places that are a little inaccessible, where there are more reeds and trees – all things that rainbow trout like to hide under.
Another good tip is to fish either in the early morning or late evening hours. This is when the fish are most active and when there are the fewest anglers at the lakes.
