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Originally Posted by professori
Keep going out and working the water. Casting ability is just the start to catching fish. Not sure what your ability is to present your flies in a drag-free, natural manner, but that is really the key to get into fish, bigger or smaller, on a consistent basis. If you don't have that ability in your bag, travelling to further spots won't get you much greater success. Being a Lower Mainland BC'er, I can tell you that success with pinks on the fly is no real learning tool to catching trout in flowing water. Fly fishing is a series of learning curves and plateaus and will not give up its answers without the requisite time.
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Amen! Big fish are big for a reason, they have the ability to spot even the slightest impurity in your cast and drift. Sometimes you only get 1 or 2 casts at these big fish before they shutdown, especially in the case of browns