Trout Snack Tuesday // Aero Daddy Crane Crane flies used to be a total hush hush fly this time of year as the water gets low and the fish have had an entire session of summer school. Crane flies often lay their eggs in the water dabbing, darting, and skittering on and off the water. This action can drive trout mad, sort of a “catch me if you can” dance on the water’s surface. Part of presenting a Crane Fly well is the angler’s ability to replicate this dance. Keeping the fly on the surface requi

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