Fly fishing: How To fly fish Nymphs or Nymphing

Dude! tying the second nymph to the tag end of the first is an amazing time saving tip. I cannot believe that I never thought of that. 🤯

How long is your leader from your flyline to your first fly?

I've been fly fishing for 40 years and this video actually reminded me of something i forgot. The indicator should be one and a half the depth you are fishing. I thought it was more than that. Anyway I go by feel when setting my strike indicator but i start two lengths out and come in. I will try to start shallower. I've always fished dry and streamers, now I'm starting to nymph again after i haven't nymphed in years. I figure streamers and numphs will catch me some big trout. Thanks.

No audio!!!

Ive never understood nymphing. All it has ever done is caused me issues no matter how many videos I watch and how many times I go out and try it. everything gets tangled and hooked on stuff under the water. dry fly fishing is the only way I ever actually catch fish on a fly rod. so simple. find what theyre eating, tie the fly to the line, throw it past them, drift, boom. nymphing just boggles me.

Could you fish that on a 5wt? I know the rigs bulky but that’s all I have

Kinda like a drop shot

Some nice gems in this video, thanks!

From the UK and that's the best, clearly explained, short video I've seen. I now feel confident to go out and give nymphing a try. Our club frowns upon indicator use because it doesn't meet with their old school, traditional methods but I'm assuming this method can still be used but keep a tight line as much as possible?

So you’re not using tippet? Just straight onto the leader?

Yesterday was my first day out and caught over 20 on a fly , couldn’t get any action on a nymph

Thanks much!

This is no doubt the absolute worst instructional video on nymphing , my god , you’re terrible

I can't hear this video and I've tried other videos and can hear them just fine. Anyone else having an audio problem ??

Some absolutely phenomenal tips here for beginners. Really appreciate the time you took to explain each step and then again recap the whole set-up after the rig was complete. It's easy to get lost on some steps so the full rig recap IMO was what made this video stand out from the rest. Thanks and great job!

with this extra weight, does it make it harder to cast? I am new and yes the old dry fly, so I am simply wondering what kind of cast to use and do you cast up stream, letting the nymph flow down stream with the current? thank you

Very informative. Thank you!

I watch a ton of Fly fishing videos, and that rigbyou did is brilliant. I never seen anyone use that for some reason. Tying on a line to the bend of a hook can be a pain. That looked so easy

Don’t think this is fly fishing.

How do you keep that second split shot from sliding down in between your two flys?

😄😄 "OK"

What an amazing video, you are a magnificent teacher!!!

It’s odd that dry fly fishing is perceived as being more difficult than nymphing. I’ve been fly fishing since the mid 90s and I’ve found dry fly and streamer fishing to be so much easier than nymphing. Nymphing is one of those last resort things for me when there’s no hatch, no surface activity and they don’t want the muddlers, etc.

Looked like a great video but I couldn't get the sound!

Nice

This is a good video but I suggest you learn to cast, drift and mend VS using a bobber.

Why do you not want to tie clinch knots on your flies? I’ve always had good results with the basic clinch knot the line always breaks before the knot

I used to love fishing the So.Platte at Deckers Co. Just a great time every time I'd go nymphing there.

Best way to tie two nymphs, super simple. Thanks!

Anyone else having audio issues?

Very helpful. TY

thanks a lot!!!!!! i can´t wait for my next visit to the river

are you using tippet? or are you just tie both flyies on the leader line? thanks

Finally, someone who explains with us rookies in mind. Appreciated your clarity and thoroughness!

Great video! thanks!

You’re a good teacher

wow. very clear and concise. excellent video, could see everything you are doing. would like to see you actually fish the rig because what happened to you NEVER happens to me.

Great and informative, but what about the split shots? Don’t they move up and down toward the flies? What do you do to prevent that.

Do you always need a tandem rig? Can you just use a nymph? Also…San Juan Worms don’t float on top of the water…why aren’t you using a dry fly on top?

Thanks for a great video. I’m new to fly fishing and trying to learn all that I can.

Finally someone that shows what to do in a few min instead of yap yap yap for 45min without showing anything,
Thank you, subed

looks like this guy is being held at gunpoint

Thank you

Amazing instructions my friend. I was just running out of air and while you were explaining nymphing with the fish out of the water. 🤢

You look just like Clint Eastwood

Great advice and tips. I’ve fly fished for over 10 years and learnt some useful things from your video so great work. Subscribed!

Mmmm..scusate ma non parlo inglese.. Piombino galleggiante????? A questo punto prendete un ramo dietro di voi e il gioco è fatto.. dai questa non è pesca a mosca..tra un po’ ci mettiamo una bombarda e il gioco è fatto..ps lascio a voi i commenti sulla trota presa e volutamente coperta sulle pinne anteriori..una rambo da gara?!

Very helpful video I will bookmark it and use it again most likely thank you buddy