Euro Nymphing: How to Effectively Fish a Run and Catch MORE TROUT!

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Күн бұрын

Euro Nymphing is one of the most effective ways to catch trout. Watch as I break down fishing a riffle/run and set goals for the section I am fishing. You will see me discuss my plan, set up, and break down the fishing I do. Thanks for watching!
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Reel used in video:
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Line used in video:
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Flies Used:
Sz 14 Egg Pattern and Tasmanian Devil
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Gear I use for fishing and videos:
Rod: Syndicate 10' 3 wt P2 Pipeline
Reel: Lamson Liquid 4/5 wt- amzn.to/3gdj76p (Amazon)
Waders: Simms Freestone Waders- amzn.to/2JPHzyM (Amazon)
Boots: Orvis Ultralight Wading Boot- amzn.to/2LaYNXZ (Amazon)
Chestpack: Umpqua Chestpack- amzn.to/3g98vFK (Amazon)
Sunglasses: Costa Fantail Polarized- amzn.to/3mEgyNb (Amazon)
Leader Material:
Maxima Chameleon 20 lb- amzn.to/33Lec7G (Amazon)
Maxima Chameleon 15 lb- amzn.to/37yS6qk (Amazon)
Maxima Chameleon 12 lb- amzn.to/2L985DU (Amazon)
Stren Monofilament 10 lb- amzn.to/33LuMo3 (Amazon)
Amnesia 15 lb- amzn.to/2JPIMWQ (Amazon)
Amnesia 12 lb- amzn.to/2VGQEwy (Amazon)
Tippet Rings- amzn.to/3gdvsre (Amazon)
Tippet (1-6x; lower for streamers and higher for nymphs)- amzn.to/37G4Hbj (Amazon)
Camera(s):
Go Pro Hero 9 Black- amzn.to/3mOkb3a (Amazon)
Go Pro Hero 5 Black- amzn.to/2JORbcW (Amazon)
Canon M50- amzn.to/37zwWbv (Amazon)
DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo- amzn.to/2JPJmnu (Amazon)
Batteries/Accessories:
128 gb Micro SD- amzn.to/3g99BBm (Amazon)
Canon Spare Battery- amzn.to/3mEDkEC (Amazon)
Head Mount for Camera- amzn.to/3mKYYae (Amazon)
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Each week I will put out a video that has me exploring local waters. My goal is to catch fish, help viewers learn, and most importantly HAVE FUN.

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@dalesheehan9404 2 ай бұрын

Thanks Mike! Missed this one I must be fishing too much. I like how you surgically worked that run and broke it down for us viewers.

@cameronbounds5903 2 ай бұрын

Hopefully this video would help me out up in the smoky mountains next time I go. Much thanks from Mississippi.

@davidleimeister5027 2 ай бұрын

What a great run Mike. Nice to catch fish no matter the size.

@tightliningmd 2 ай бұрын

You got that right! Thanks for watching Dave!

@bobsbrewery4884 2 ай бұрын

How do you judge what speed to lead your nymphs. Also do you always try to have a curve in your sighter when leading.Can't really see your sighter on the video.Cheers great video

@tightliningmd 2 ай бұрын

I try to go at/slightly slow than the pace of the current with my "lead". Very rarely am I pulling the flies down stream. If anything, try to go with river. At the end of the video, sorry if you didn't make it there, I did a close up of the sighter. Hopefully that helps some. I generally like a very small sag. Situationally things can change, but many time I lead with a light sag or loss of tension. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@joepro8858 2 ай бұрын

For us beginners you need to show your rigs

@tightliningmd 2 ай бұрын

When you say your rigs, do you mean the leader? I am using a Micro Leader, which I will post a separate video for later. Is it tippet? If so, 6x tippet and I discussed depth in the video? Flies I covered. Just curious which you meant. Best of luck as you keep going out, sorry this wasn't enough. Tight lines!

@joepro8858 2 ай бұрын

@tightliningmd First let me say your videos are great and been a huge help to me. Iam just a very visual learner and it just helps to the detail on your setup. For instance the spacing between the nimpf and the egg. Its alot to learn and every little bit helps. Iam so glad I found your channel.

@tightliningmd 2 ай бұрын

@@joepro8858 Thanks a lot and I am glad to help, that is why I post them. As far as distance goes, I like about 18-24" of distance. I would start with the 24", because that allows you a couple fly changes before they get a little too close together. As far as total tippet, including the 24" I like about 1.5x the depth of the water. So if there is 4 ft of water I like about 6' of total tippet. Hope that helps!

@diann7675 2 күн бұрын

Can’t see your line in the water. Have no idea how exactly you rigged your leader with flies (distance between flies). How do you “know” you are deep enough? What role does your line hand play in managing the fly line during the drift? What are you doing with the free line during the drift? When you reach the end of the drift without a take, how do you move the flies on removing them from the water to start the next cast? To present this information, be specific descriptively for the viewer. Unless you are assuming your viewers are experienced with each of these components, you must be clear and specific about what they should be looking for during performance of the tasks. Especially when it is difficult to clearly view what is transpiring. If this demo is assuming your viewers are experienced fishers, the above suggestions may not be necessary. But are reminders of what should be in place.

@tightliningmd Күн бұрын

All fair points. I think to a degree some could be more well explained by me. However, some of the points about what you can't see really would require basically a professional camera crew and multiple set ups on the stream. I do believe a lot of the people viewing do have a background of knowledge, which help. Whereas, to your point, those who don't have a level of ignorance as to what is going on. Thanks for the feedback and hopefully in future videos I can help brush up some of those points some.