From someone who lives in the U.S., I always enjoy visiting Farlows when in London… which brings me to enjoying any/all Farlows videos… what a great video for anyone just getting into fly fishing… on a side note, I do wish Farlows would come out with a new Fly Rod/Reel combo.
I absolutely love dry fly fishing especially on the river, its a beautiful thing watching a trout taking your dry fly, great content, 👌🏽tightlines fella, you presented this video very very well 👍🏼
Top vid.i am a complete beginner to fly fishing, the way you explain to a complete novice is to me perfect. I have a home in france and their are some amazing rivers where I live in Central loire. Cheers Nick
As a newcomer to fly fishing this video has been an excellent learning curve for me. I was actually searching for nymphing tutorials but because my club really frowns upon the use of indicators, the second part using a dry fly as an indicator and how to tie it 'New Zealand' style, I can now give this a bash with some confidence…hopefully. So I've stumbled on this accidentally by being drawn to your video title. Thanks for taking the time to explain all methods clearly.
Never done it, but I have bought a 5 weight combo to get started…..Hoping to try it for Chub etc on my local River Nene….I even bought some chest waders last week……I'm into lure fishing, so this is the next step…. I certainly enjoyed the tips, especially the NZ dropper….Hmmm ?
hi nick i'm new to fly fishing as i've coarse fished for over 40 years.i have been fly fishing twice on lakes and managed to catch a few trout.i have a 9ft airflo 5/6 rating rod and reel and am planning on tackling a river in the coming months.thanks for the video very informative.
Grat video, thank you. As a newbie to any fishing, it would be great to see a video on river etiquette – i.e if someone is already on the river, do you move downstream or upstream, & how far away is required / acceptable?
Thanks Nick this took me back to my younger days in the late 70s early 80s fishing on the River Taw. Live in Yorkshire now and thinking of doing a little fly fishing on some of the local streams
After many, many years away from fly fishing, I am now in a position, and have the motivation, to start again. This has helped to settle my mind in how I should approach it and the kit I'll need. Lovely video and great work 👌🏼
Great video Nick, I have course fished for 30 years and am the bailiff on my local river Dane in Cheshire, I have bought I small rod and reel set up similar to the one you have shown and am going to give fly fishing a go this spring, I like the fact how you have striped it all back and simplified it. What has always put me and I think many other people off is we all think its too complicated, im heading out next month with a few flies and going to give it a go!!
Your presentation is very nice indeed. I'm experienced but enjoy learning from other people.Too many people on You Tube make fly fishing out to be so complicated and puzzling. that many beginners give up in confusion or exasperation. You are encouraging and have given enough support for anyone to have a go on a stream. I just love streams above all else, and little ones especially. best Wishes form Australia. 🙂
Really enjoyed this informative video. Thanks.
Great video , thanks
Great video thankyou fish on!
From someone who lives in the U.S., I always enjoy visiting Farlows when in London… which brings me to enjoying any/all Farlows videos… what a great video for anyone just getting into fly fishing… on a side note, I do wish Farlows would come out with a new Fly Rod/Reel combo.
Great vid. I’ve only ever fished on lakes and I am just starting to try river. This gave me a lot to think about. Thanks
Great video.
What a great, informative video Nick and you didn't start it of by saying "hey, what's up guys". 😊
I absolutely love dry fly fishing especially on the river, its a beautiful thing watching a trout taking your dry fly, great content, 👌🏽tightlines fella, you presented this video very very well 👍🏼
Lovely river, lovely video and Nick, if you see this, I hope all is well with you.
Outstanding ,thank you for this…
At last someone taking a fish home.
with 60 plus years of fly fishing everywhere!! I must add!!!!! excellent tutorial for new and experienced wet liner's……GOOD JOB
Top vid.i am a complete beginner to fly fishing, the way you explain to a complete novice is to me perfect.
I have a home in france and their are some amazing rivers where I live in Central loire.
Cheers
Nick
As a newcomer to fly fishing this video has been an excellent learning curve for me. I was actually searching for nymphing tutorials but because my club really frowns upon the use of indicators, the second part using a dry fly as an indicator and how to tie it 'New Zealand' style, I can now give this a bash with some confidence…hopefully. So I've stumbled on this accidentally by being drawn to your video title. Thanks for taking the time to explain all methods clearly.
Great video complete noob here can't wait to get out on a river
Never done it, but I have bought a 5 weight combo to get started…..Hoping to try it for Chub etc on my local River Nene….I even bought some chest waders last week……I'm into lure fishing, so this is the next step….
I certainly enjoyed the tips, especially the NZ dropper….Hmmm ?
This channel is really nice I'm pretty new to fly fishing and all these other channels make it seem like it's impossible to learn
hi nick i'm new to fly fishing as i've coarse fished for over 40 years.i have been fly fishing twice on lakes and managed to catch a few trout.i have a 9ft airflo 5/6 rating rod and reel and am planning on tackling a river in the coming months.thanks for the video very informative.
Great video
Nice video
Grat video, thank you. As a newbie to any fishing, it would be great to see a video on river etiquette – i.e if someone is already on the river, do you move downstream or upstream, & how far away is required / acceptable?
Thanks Nick, super sport, 😉
Thanks Nick this took me back to my younger days in the late 70s early 80s fishing on the River Taw. Live in Yorkshire now and thinking of doing a little fly fishing on some of the local streams
New to this and can't wait to try your techniques Thanks.
Great video thanks, going on a river tomorrow
After many, many years away from fly fishing, I am now in a position, and have the motivation, to start again. This has helped to settle my mind in how I should approach it and the kit I'll need. Lovely video and great work 👌🏼
Excellent video! Great information.
Great video Nick, I have course fished for 30 years and am the bailiff on my local river Dane in Cheshire, I have bought I small rod and reel set up similar to the one you have shown and am going to give fly fishing a go this spring, I like the fact how you have striped it all back and simplified it. What has always put me and I think many other people off is we all think its too complicated, im heading out next month with a few flies and going to give it a go!!
Your presentation is very nice indeed. I'm experienced but enjoy learning from other people.Too many people on You Tube make fly fishing out to be so complicated and puzzling. that many beginners give up in confusion or exasperation. You are encouraging and have given enough support for anyone to have a go on a stream. I just love streams above all else, and little ones especially. best Wishes form Australia. 🙂
Subtitles in Spanish, from Neuquén, Patagonia, Argentina
Gently. That's the key ….not a "spaghetti cast " or too heavy
line weight . No splash downs on landing…!!
Fantastic advice ✌️