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The rise, and often the trout, can be seen in detail in still clear conditions but much information can also be drawn from changes in the waves, ripples and reflections on windier days. A calm circle appearing on a rippled surface indicates a boil from a fish turning to take an insect beneath the water. Other distortions can be made to the ripples and it pays to become sensitive to a range of clues. The nature of the rise typically reflects the speed and direction of the trout and this is dictated by the speed of the insect it is taking. If the angler observes the fly life and knows something of their life cycles and behaviour he can deduce the most effective method. For example violent displacement breaking the water surface will usually be to large fast moving insects just under the surface or on the surface, such as sedges. A 'boil' at the surface is caused by a trout moving quite rapidly about a foot or more under the surface, taking fast moving or erratic insects such as sedge pupae or olive nymphs. Rise forms in which the trout's nose, referred to as its 'neb', appears at the surface in a slow steady manner is most likely to be to static or slow moving terrestrial flies and small duns. Another related and distinct rise form is called head and tailing, sometimes this will occur with the neb showing. If the neb does not appear it is because the fish is preoccupied with insects trapped immediately below the surface, such as midge pupae. In another rise form if a sipping noise can be heard from a taking fish and there is a gentle movement of the water, it is likely the trout is feeding on dead insects trapped in the surface film. << Identifying Types of Rise Boat Fishing in Lakes and Lochs >> ;	Existing Users Login User ID:   Password:   Remember me next time. 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