I’ve always hated the term “gin clear.” Not only is the expression both incredibly cliché and a reference to my least favorite liquor—it tastes like bug spray to me—but anytime you describe a river or stream as being gin clear, you’re facing some extremely tough fishing conditions.Trout in low, clear water become spooky, selective, and harder to approach than your high school crush. This is especially true on popular rivers during late summer and early fall, as the fish have been pressured for months by anglers and will often run like rabbits as soon as your fly hits the water.Yet, all hope is not lost. While catching trout in low, clear water can be a challenge, it’s far from impossible. In fact, with the right gear, techniques, and approach, you can catch those spooky fish.

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