Stillwater Fly Fishing Secrets By Hal Janssen:Catch Your Trophy Trout.Stillwater
 fly fishing for trout (in lakes and reservoirs) often plays second 
fiddle to the more iconic trout creeks, streams and rivers. Case in 
point, the movie was called “A River Runs Thought It” not a “A Lake 
Nearby.”Never the less, there's 
no denying that on average, the largest trout inhabit stillwaters. It's 
pretty simple math really, as trout in stillwaters aren't on the 
never-ending treadmill of moving water found in streams and rivers. The 
result for a lake bound trout is fewer burned calories and more meat on 
the shoulders. The challenge for us anglers however, is determining 
where these big fish are within the vast waters of a larger lake. There 
are many variables like water temperature, insect migration, wind 
currents and natural structure that effect stillwater trout.Good
 news, a fella named Hal Janssen has spent his life fishing for trophy 
trout in lakes. He's a life long fly angler and a master at the 
stillwater game. His focused book shares many facts and secrets to 
anyone wanting to expand their angling options and hunt big trout. If 
you live near a trout-filled lake that you often drive by on your way to
 your favorite trout stream, you might want to pick up this book, do a 
bit of reading and maximize an often underrated fishery. Your trophy 
trout awaits.Hal is an 
exceptional individual who has made significant contributions to this 
area and to our sport. In January 2010 Hal was inducted into the 
California Outdoor Hall of Fame.