IMPORTANT TROUT FISHING TIPS Don W Berry MD

INTRODUCTION Don W. Berry, MD, founded anti-aging and cosmetic company

CelSana in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2015, but also makes time for several hobbies, including trout fishing. Don W. Berry tries to make time for this relaxing pastime in between his work as a CEO and MD.

Fishing for trout requires a keen knowledge of both one's equipment and the body of water one intends to fish. A novice trout fisherman must keep both in mind when setting up.

Trout usually clump up in deep river pools created by currents during dawn and dusk. Smaller trout can be found in these pools as well.

TROUT FISHING TIPS Those who can identify these sweet spots can find a good

place to set up easily. Trout fishers also need to know whether the trout in these pools were farm-raised or native, as so-called "trout power bait" only works on farm-raised trout.

Trout fishers have several options for attracting fish, including spoons, live bait, and lures. Silver fishing spoons work well on lake trout. Live bait is effective anywhere; the best live bait is that which is found near to the fishing spot. Trout are accustomed to eating what lives in close proximity to their body of water and will be less suspicious of local bait. Trout fly fishing is the art form to mimic the local native insects during season and placing the fly in water positions that cause the trout to feed naturally.