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its hard not to ask so many questions because i am going to the clinic but people are telling me that its hard to indicate strikes even with an indicator but dont worry im not giving up i want my first fish to be on a nymph. Aaron and FK would be proud! haha
sammy:
Don't worry, you will have an excellent instructor in Aaron.
As far as detecting strikes, when the water is warm (55-65deg), the trout are really active, so a lot of times your indicator will move or go under really fast - it's easy to see. In the winter, the indicator barely moves on a strike.
thank you
I think sometimes the water speed helps seeing strikes too. Faster water, more obvious strike. Slow water, gentle strikes.