 was on Montana's Madison River, and it was caught on a Davis hopper right in the middle of the flow. You can also do the same thing right next to big boulders. Just splat that hopper right there. Don't forget to add a little action to your hopper, making it swim just a little bit. And when a trout takes it, be patient on your hook set. Allow the fish to swallow it slightly before setting the hook. And you're going to have a blast with hoppers come late summer. That was Corey Schmidt. I'm Tom Sikas, and that's In Fisherman Radio for today.