It seems like most articles that I read about fly fishing these days don't pertain much to fly fishing in the Midwest. I don't have much of a use for the best crap flies for bonefish, or what epic hatches happen in June out west, or how to spey cast for steelhead in the Pacific Northwest. This article though, seems to be pertinent. I read it from the perspective of someone that loves to fish Lake Taneycomo. Of course, you can follow suit or attempt to apply this information about tailwaters to a setting that you frequent. Regardless of your perspective, I think you will read something that you can either relate to or take away and apply to a tailwater that you fish.
Link: https://www.themeateater.com/fish/freshwater/how-to-fish-a-tailwater
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