Do Bigger Blowups in Fly Fishing Mean Bigger Fish?

In fly fishing, a surface strike is one of the most exhilarating moments an angler can experience. Watching a fish rise to take a dry fly or crash a topwater pattern is unforgettable. The anticipation, the sudden splash, and the connection between angler and fish make these moments truly unique. But does the size of the surface disturbance—or "blowup"—reliably indicate the size of the fish? Let’s dive into this topic from a fly fishing perspective and explore the nuances behind surface strikes.

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