Part of your success as an angler depends on your ability to read the waters in which you fish. That's what the Reading the Water section is all about, teaching you how to look at the flow of a stream to decide how best to fish a stream or river.
* Notice the fish illustrated on the graphic of the river. These illustrations show where the fish have a tendency to go as they swim through a stretch of water.
* Move your mouse pointer slowly over the graphic of the stream. Text appears in certain places telling you the name of the area of the river. These include Undercut Bank, Shallows, Structure, Eddy, Riffles, Run, Seam and Pocket Water. When you click on these labels or on a nearby fish, you'll go to a video player to learn about a particular area and how to fish it.
* For an introduction to this section, press the Introduction button. Click the Reading the Water button to return to the section.
* To view a video biography of John Dietsch, click the Expert's Profile button.
* To return to the Main Menu, press the Main Menu button.
