by Vickie Loftus | Sep 18, 2021 | Blog, Presentation, Presentation Tactics
Want to increase your catch rate while trolling? As cooler temperatures beckon us back to our favorite fall fishing waters, try adding the following trolling tactics to your presentation strategies. These tactics have significantly improved my catch rate over the...
by Vickie Loftus | May 15, 2021 | Blog, Presentation, Presentation Tactics
Successfully catching trout requires not just knowing where they are feeding, but also when. That may sound like a simple proposition – that is until you understand what it might demand of you to be on the water when the fish are feeding. Taking advantage of natural...
by Vickie Loftus | Oct 22, 2020 | Blog, Fishing Reports, Presentation Tactics
Crittenden Reservoir, Montello Nevada Anglers often ask me why the bite suddenly stops. Does it mean the fish are no longer feeding? My fishing trip to Crittenden was a perfect example of this happening and what to do should it happen to you. I headed to Montello,...
by Vickie Loftus | May 19, 2020 | Blog, Presentation Tactics
Reader Richard C. sent in this excellent question: “One thing I hope you can help me and probably many other stillwater fisher people, is the proper technique(s) to net larger trout from a float tube. I have lost a few fish trying to bring them to the net while...
by Vickie Loftus | May 2, 2020 | Blog, Destinations, Fishing Reports, Flies, Presentation, Presentation Tactics, Tackle
Announcing My Stillwater Adventure Blog Redesign! New Features Easy to find articles by topic – Flies, Presentation, What Trout Eat, Tackle, Fishing Reports, and Destinations Q & A section – Send in your questions and I will post my responses Existing Blog Post...
by Vickie Loftus | May 14, 2019 | Blog, Presentation, Presentation Tactics
Posted May, 2019 (updated April, 2020) I have observed that anglers who employ particular presentation tactics on lakes consistently outfish those who don’t. In this article I share with you these presentation tips and tactics that will increase your productivity when...
