The author, George Liset, suggests that changing your routine might affect your fishing success or ability to explore the water differently. He suggests that it is often beneficial to approach the water as if you have never fished it before, particularly in New Hampshire where the water can change due to the hard winter and unpredictable weather conditions. The author suggests that while traditional fishing methods are usually successful, it is also beneficial to change your technique or preference. He recently went fishing with dry flies in a river that usually fishes well in spring and late fall when the bigger fish swim up to spawn. Liset's advice: "New Eyes" suggests that by fishing with different types of flies, you can fish some smaller pools and explore the river like it is new to you.