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Tips from the pros here at AVA
This section is in its early stages. More guide tips and wisdom will be added over the next few weeks.

Streamers
When streamer fishing make sure to crimp your barbs...they pull out of your guides ear a lot better.

Float Fishing
When float fishing we feel that a 9 foot rod is a little more effective than a shorter rod. Casting distance, accuracy, line control and mending all benefit from the extra length. Not to say shorter rods will not get the job done, but it just helps to go longer.

Polarized Shades
Polarized sunglasses cut down on more glare than regular shades. Plus they help you spot trout and locate rocks and structure that lie just under the surface.

The River within the River
Try not to go straight for the deke or sweet spot in a river. Fish all the water thoughtfully and carefully. Many big fish will move into the shallows to feed, especially during a hatch. Be patient, observant and work all the water before presenting your fly to the fishiest waters.









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