What to do When you Encounter Lousy Fishing Conditions, with James Spica

<div>It happens to all of us, and sometimes it seems like every time we take a fishing trip, conditions are less than ideal. Water too high, water too low, water temperature too warm or too cold. Dirty water. You know the litany. James Spica [34:18], writer and fishing manager of the Orvis store in Royal Oak, Michigan, has some great tips on what to do when you encounter these situations—where to fish, how to fish your fly, and some patterns he would never go anywhere in the world without that help him deal with adverse fishing conditions. James gives us tips for both freshwater and saltwater trips and I took a lot of my own notes on this one!</div> <div> </div> <div>In the Fly Box this week, we have some great tips and interesting questions, including:</div> <ul> <li> <div role="presentation">Are all fly lines today one size heavy? Can I use my 5-weight line on my new 6-weight rod?</div> </li> <li> <div role="presentation">A tip from a listener on the best way to carry multiple fly ri...