Every town has one: the old man who knows every secret of the rivers and streams in the area, who never goes home with an empty catch box, who is sought out by fishing-lovers from all around.Part of what makes him so great: he’s learned to read the water, identifying the places fish cluster and knowing where, on the river, he’s most likely to find those places. Here are five tried-and-true methods for finding the best places in the river to drop a line, even if you’ve never been there before. Be ready to cut some line, though, because a few of them will get you snagged before you locate the sweet spot filled with tonight’s dinner.1. Old logs and debris. Your fish love to hide in places with lots of debris - so eddy pools where brush and branches are swept by the current are fantastic. This is one of the places you need to be ready to cut line, though; there’s a good chance, when casting in this area, that you’ll be snagging on wood instead of getting a bite. It’s better to be in close to these spots than on the other side of the bank for […]

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