A Note from @trippin_on_trout:

“It took me longer than it probably should have to learn to slow down and just watch fish for a while, instead of getting straight in there and starting to cast! Just sitting back and watching a fish, undisturbed is just a cool thing to do. You learn a heap  about behaviour, feeding patterns and so much more. Is he predominantly moving left or right to eat? Does he drop back and do a little beat every now and then? Is he looking up? Can you see what he is eating? Does he have a mate close by?

All these things can help you decide what fly to use and how you should present it to give you the best chance of an eat.” – trippin_on_trout

Check out trippin_on_trout’s latest movie, available to watch HERE !

Reel of the week from @trippin_on_trout, be sure to follow him on Instagram HERE!


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Tripp Nazziola
Tripp started his fly fishing career when he founded the Appalachian State Fly Fishing Club. He then went on to work at 828 Flies in Seven Devils, NC, where he still guides to this day. Tripp now finds himself working as a content and account manager for Flylords where he assists various brands in growing their online presence. His favorite fish to catch are native Appalachian Brook Trout and really tricky low-water carp!

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