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What can I use for large trout?

Asked: ștefanoiu Lucian, Last Updated:

Dry flies and small insects will often catch a lot of trout, but not usually anything with much size. Try drifting streamers or larger sinking flies. In cases like the Kenai River, where trout feed on salmon flesh, drifting a flesh-looking fly or salmon egg is a great choice too.

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