Want to Catch All Salmonoid Species

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Tad Murdock is on a mission to catch all salmonid species, and he has caught around 40 out of the 50 species so far. He started fly fishing eight years ago after growing up bass fishing. Tad has done a lot of research and learned a lot along the way, which has made him a better angler. He now works as a guide in Georgia and enjoys exploring smaller waters. Tad's go-to technique is the dry dropper, and he prefers a nine-foot five-weight rod for its versatility. He also emphasizes the importance of simplicity in fly patterns and adjusting the size and buoyancy based on the fish's behavior. In this part of the conversation, Tad Murdock and Christian Bacasa discuss different techniques for fishing with nymphs and streamers. They talk about the 'tag and tickle' method for nymphing and how it can be effective in certain situations. They also discuss the use of streamers and the importance of changing the direction of the fly to trigger a strike. Tad shares his insights on fishing for different species, including cherry trout and white spotted char in Japan. In this conversation, Tad Murdock discusses his goal of catching all the trout species in the world. He shares his experiences fishing for different trout species in various locations, including Turkey, Bosnia, and Mexico. Tad emphasizes the importance of research and understanding the versatility of different trout species. He also provides tips on how to gather information while on the fly, including reaching out to locals and using online resources. Tad highlights the unique landscapes and cultures he has encountered on his fishing adventures.
Takeaways
Tad Murdock is on a mission to catch all salmonid species and has caught around 40 out of the 50 species so far.
He started fly fishing eight years ago after growing up bass fishing and has learned a lot along the way.
Tad emphasizes the importance of simplicity in fly patterns and adjusting the size and buoyancy based on the fish's behavior.
He prefers a nine-foot five-weight rod for its versatility and enjoys exploring smaller waters. The 'tag and tickle' method can be effective for nymphing in certain situations
Changing the direction of the fly can trigger a strike when fishing with streamers
Cherry trout and white spotted char are interesting species to fish for in Japan Catching all trout species requires research and understanding of their habitats and behaviors.
Reaching out to locals and using online resources can provide valuable information about fishing locations.
Different trout species can be found in unique landscapes and offer opportunities to experience different cultures.
Appreciating the similarities and differences between trout species and their habitats enhances the fishing experience.
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