981 | Exploring New Trout Water with Tim Cammisa: Access, Flows, and TroutRoutes
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#981 Show Notes: https://www.wetflyswing.com/981 Presented By: TroutRoutes In this episode, Dave talks with Tim Cammisa of Trout and Feather about exploring new trout water with a better plan. Tim explains how he uses TroutRoutes, access maps, USGS streamflow data, local information, and backup locations before leaving home. The planning does not end when Tim reaches the river. He confirms access, checks water temperature, watches for insects and rising fish, and studies the dominant water type before choosing a fly. Dave and Tim also discuss river-reading, technology, social media, and protective trout water.
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