46 thoughts on “Fly fishing: How To fly fish Nymphs or Nymphing”

  1. Brendan says:

    Great video and good idea however remember that the breaking strain on the lower nymph will be around 50% of the line class where as the top nymph will be about 75%. Using a double surgeons knot gives around 80% strength on both tag ends. Irrelevant with small fish I know but if you bump into a trophy on light line it's the knots that fail first.

  2. Richard Katzman says:

    Excellent instructional video! Well done. Simple and to the point. I also upload instructional videos on Fly Tying. I found a long time ago to make them simple and to the point. Good job.
    Best regards, Richard Katzman Fly Tying.

  3. Gary Alan says:

    great video. learned a few things. my question: what happens when the depth of the water changes and you have the thingamabob attached, then how do you quickly adjust the length from the float to the nymphs? say you go from fishing 6' to 6", which happens all the time. problem: thingamabob will crimp your line and can break lighter test line. now you have to re-tie?

  4. Steven S. says:

    Well done video, but it seems you lose a lot of your leader tippet when you decide to change nymphs. Unless I'm missing something. Does make things a lot easier and quicker. Grant that.

  5. Ricky nelson says:

    Dude if you are going to add all of this crap to your line just go bait fishing , I go nymph fishing but without an indicator or bobber or weights and will catch just as many if not more fish than you will with your bait fishing tech , this is not really fly fishing it is lure fishing !!

  6. Gerald G says:

    Just found this nymphing video. Crush all barbs and you won't need a net. The clinch knot is not good and the improved clinch knot is much better. Bobber fishing is a great method for a bream pole, or if you can't cast a fly rod. I really like the scud.

  7. Chris Burger says:

    hey if there’s anybody out there that can help because i’m pretty new to fly fishing and i don’t like to nymph because my fly always gets caught on the rocks on the bottom so if there’s any tips pls help! thanks!

  8. On_The_Fly Outdoors says:

    What lb test are you using? And I thought I was the only person the uses the tag end of tying on the first fly instead of tying onto the first flys hook to attach the second fly but turns out others do, nice video.
    Tight lines and goodluck

  9. BBQ & Brews says:

    Great video. I've fly fished for a long time, and one concept I've struggled a bit with setting the indicator 1.5 times the depth of the water being fished. It seems like to get a dead drift with the flies right under the indicator, wouldn't you want to set the indicator the same depth as the water, or maybe just a little shallower?

  10. Kajana Club says:

    Great video, thank you! That's a good point that dry fly is not the best one to get started. Although you hear people praise it. Nymphing is so much easier to get started with. And when you get those first few catches, it's much more fun to keep learning more 😀

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