In this episode, Greg breaks down why tiny flies trigger more takes on pressured lakes, in flat-calm conditions, during midday hatches, and in cold-front periods. Learn the exact situations where downsizing produces more fish and how to fish micro patterns effectively using indicators, naked lines, and subtle retrieves.
 
Want more Stillwater resources? Visit <a href='https://thestillwateredge.com'>https://thestillwateredge.com</a> for free PDFs, blogs, and trip options.

In this episode, Greg breaks down why tiny flies trigger more takes on pressured lakes, in flat-calm conditions, during midday hatches, and in cold-front periods. Learn the exact situations where downsizing produces more fish and how to fish micro patterns effectively using indicators, naked lines, and subtle retrieves. Want more Stillwater resources? Visit https://thestillwateredge.com for free PDFs, blogs, and trip options.

In this episode, Greg breaks down why tiny flies trigger more takes on pressured lakes, in flat-calm conditions, during midday hatches, and in cold-front periods. Learn the exact situations where downsizing produces more fish and how to fish micro patterns effectively using indicators, naked lines, and subtle retrieves.
 
Want more Stillwater resources? Visit <a href="https://thestillwateredge.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://thestillwateredge.com</a> for free PDFs, blogs, and trip options.
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Micro Patterns That Outfish Bigger Flies

The Stillwater Edge delivers quick, actionable stillwater fly fishing tips each week. Hosted by Greg Keenan, this no-nonsense podcast helps you fine-tune your approach with proven tactics for stillwater fishing Whether you’re a beginner or experienced angler, get the insights you need to fish smarter and catch more—in 15 minutes or less. Subscribe now and stay ahead on the water.

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