If you can't find the answers to all your fishing questions here, try asking one of our experts. Makes perfect sense. Only it's not that simple. You, however, should at least know the different types of flies most useful for brown trout fishing, and a few of the most popular and effective patterns.
Aquatic insects live most of their lives underwater as nymphs or larva.
They eventually hatch into winged insects, at which time most of them spend at least a brief period floating on the surface of the water. They generally return to the water to mate, deposit eggs, and die. They usually float downstream until they reach a dry spot or are engulfed by a hungry trout. That said, here are the artificial flies that imitate them. When you see fish rising to natural insects on the surface, try a dry fly.