View Tackle and Links On the Powerhour Blog:  https://www.redsflyshop.com/blog/post/conquer-cold-weather-trout-podcast/

For some there is no "off season". We'll fish when its cold, wet, snow, or whatever!  Get prepared with good tackle and good clothing.  

As temps drop strategies must change. Here are some great tips for helping you have more success while trout spey fishing and Euro nymphing.

What the hell is a BWO?  Find out about this insect and how to put trout in the net on these tiny dry flies on this episode. We'll deep dive into how to be successful with the little itty bitty mayflies.  

Links to useful products:

Mayfly Dry Flies: 

https://redsflyfishing.com/collections/mayflies?page=1

Deadly Dozen Dry Flies:  (if you want a BWO emphasis just put it in the order comments) https://redsflyfishing.com/collections/deadly-dozen-custom-fly-selections/products/deadly-dozen-custom-fly-selection-dry-flies-for-trout

Tippet:  https://redsflyfishing.com/collections/tippet-material/products/scientific-anglers-absolute-trout-tippet

Floatant:  https://redsflyfishing.com/products/fly-agra-top-shelf-dry-fly-floatant?_pos=1&_sid=addae2fb3&_ss=r

Rods: https://redsflyfishing.com/products/rl-winston-pure-single-hand-fly-rod?_pos=1&_sid=5e4cfe4ac&_ss=r

Flies - https://redsflyfishing.com/collections/steelhead-salmon-flies?page=1

On a guide day in the winter one of our top guides and fishiest SOB on the planet, Craig Chittenden, sat down with me to talk about 5 different nymph fishing strategies and the pro's and con's to each one.

Nymphs:  https://www.redsflyfishing.com/Nymphs-for-Trout-Fishing-s/203.htm

ESN Nymph Setups:  https://www.redsflyfishing.com/Euro-Nymphing-Rods-and-Setups-s/566.htm

Strike Indicators and Nymph Fishing Fly Lines: https://www.redsflyfishing.com/searchresults.asp?Search=indic&Submit= 

http://redsflyshop.com/christmas-island-hosted-fly-fishing-trips

On this episode, Bob Miller and I sit down and chat about our upcoming trip to Christmas Island.

Along with some general banter Joe rotter chats tips for catchin' some trout during the cold months.

One of the keys to being successful in the fall is understanding "light line" nymphing.  The water is usually low, clear, and the turbidity of spring doesn't allow for the big heavy setups and spontaneous strikes from trout.  Slow things down and lighten up in the fall. Its a delicate game and this podcast is dedicated to helping you get set up right and understand how to put more trout on the line.