Heat up your fishing experience with this episode of Southeastern Fly as we delve deep into the world of Terrestrials (land-dwelling insects) used in fly fishing. David shares an engaging tale of fishing on a sweltering Middle Tennessee day, unraveling the art and science behind using these unique flies.

Throughout the episode, we explore two distinct types of terrestrials: those that ride high on the water and those that glide low, resembling a spent look. You’ll also get an insight into the diverse interests within fly fishing - from those who love the thrill of the chase to those who prefer a more laid-back experience on the river, floating and conversing about their day.

As the terrestrial season approaches, David reveals his preparations, including tying up a few terrestrial flies and bringing out some old favorites. But it's not all about fishing - there's a slice of everyday life as well as we touch upon the need to balance exciting fishing days with regular chores and errands.

David also gives us cool advice to beat the heat during hot fishing days. Tune in to this episode and immerse yourself in a unique adventure.

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