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Cory, Redemption after losing some good fish early. Are you fishing the Catskills or elsewhere? Beautiful waters and Browns! Awesome Video...

Thanks the Pezon & Michel nymph line is worth the effort to purchase

Your video on how to make an ADJUSTABLE Dry Dropper System was fantastic! I’ve never fished with a dropper but I’m going to tie up a few drys and give it a go. Thank you for making this video!

Great demo 🔥🔥👌🏽

Hey Cory! Great video as usual. Once I hook a fish and they get off I rest in the satisfaction that I tricked them. I like how you talked about fishing with intent. I haven’t wasted a cast in a long time. When I come up on nice water my heart gets pounding with anticipation of the strike. As I was watching the video I was thinking that Cory’s in his happy place. Thanks for the video and guidance. Tightlines my friend!

I would imagine, rivers like that are stuffed with fish, try the local wild small streams in Ireland, no room for error.

I've seen this fly with a hot spot collar. Do you tie some that way too? Thoughts on need for hot spot? Thanks for making me a better angler!

Another great video Corey thanks for all your information you make it look easy. Take care and God bless.

Wonderful lesson Cory thanks for sharing. It is awesome that you were getting all those quality fish. I loose a bunch more than you but I got better by this…The big ones its about convincing them to join you, let them think they are in control, lull it to a false sense of security. Finesse it like a dancer

Could you please tell me how much line is hanging from your rod tip when you are making your cast

That was awesome. Just practical lesson after lesson on the subtitles and diversity within euro nymphing. If anyone isn’t convinced about the importance of casting and line control they will be now!!! Lots of take homes…some unexpected like chucking your sun glove into the net. Duh!! Appreciation Corey, you’re a fishing ⭐️!!!

Great tie. Around how many casts do you get per fly? You don’t dress the flies with anything, do you?

Thank you for the lesson on a smorgasbord of fly casts and how and where to apply them. On the subject of losing fish... as of late in the past month my % of lost fish to caught fish has been 3-1.. Normally I feel I land 4 fish to 1 lost and maybe even better than that. . Is it because during the summer months I'm using 18s and 20s vs spring time 12s and 14 size flys ? (Barbless) or is it the fish are more fiesty in water temps in the 60s ? OR maybe could it be as summer comes our waters produce smaller fish that wiggle like mainacs more that pull and fight ? Instead of fishing and reacting automatically I'm starting to think of what I'm doing. That's not good. Thanks

Cory, great video. I did some euro nymphing on Saturday. I found that my arm got tired. Is that normal?

That is a cool idea, I am going to try it as I use very thin line for my Euro outfit and it sticks very easily, even just getting the rod wet in the river for some reason. Thanks for sharing.

Hello. I like your videos, they are very educational. I am passionate about nymph fishing. And I have a question that I would like you to clarify for me. In one of your latest videos you have used Airflo line in your equipment. And in others you only use Michel Pezon

Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing your talents. Tight lines 👍👍🪰

Cory, as always superb work my friend. I can’t thank you enough for all of the content you share so freely and for the personal note that really changed everything for me a few years ago.

Another terrific video Cory. I really appreciate the message re: "don't sweat it when you lose a fish cause you did something right." I couldn't agree more. Besides, we are practicing catch and release aren't we?! Tight lines!

I'd like to get from good to great, but I've got to get to good first. Thanks for the tips 😊

Lot'sa good stuff here! I especially liked the discussion at the 30:30 mark, explains a lot in 2-3 sentences I'm sorry to say. Between you and D.O. I pretty much got most of the how-to. Would like to see a touch more on why you select a particular fly or pair on a river, especially a river you don't know. I get the weight but not necessarily the fly choice itself. Also, something I don't see talked about much if at all in comments: A high-5 on fish handling time and glove off. In the net's a good place for it.

Another gem, Cory!! I loved how you replayed what you did with your rod for a particular cast by securing your flies and going through the fundamentals slowly showing rod angles and with precise commentary. Can't wait for the next one! Cheers!

Hi Corey, after watching a couple of your videos I realized that I have been lobbing and not casting my micro leader. I was having a heck of a time until I followed your suggestion and went back and studied your casting video and it has really helped. One question I have is that I have always gripped the rod with all of my fingers around the cork and I've notice that you and George Daniel cast with your index finger down the shaft, what is the reason for that style grip ? Thanks much

What is your average casting length? It looks longer on TH-cam.

Whoa, was that a CCW loop at 13:37. You pulled out at the end of first drift then loop-turned it into tuck cast more overhand. So the nymphs didn’t touch the water from pull out to final plunge?

Cory, I wanted to give you a little update that I finally got the Danville’s 6/0 beige from Kelly Galloups website, and had the chance to tie up some Jack Daniels flies. They are fish catching machines! I pulled 6 browns out of a run that I can usually only get 2-3 max out of before they get wise to my fly. Thanks again, keep up the great content.

I noticed in this video you mostly, but not always, manage slack without pinching the line with the rod hand. What's your reasoning whether you do or not? Excellent content btw.

Awesome video again Cory thank you brother what your doing

Hi Corey Did I see u on the Madison last week. I thought it was you? How did u do. We did very well above 3 bridge

Great video and great information! Thanks for posting.

Great vid Cory----you have greatly influenced how I now fly fish. I noticed that, over time, you 16mm leaders have gotten longer--is there a reason they are now 29ft?

Cory always incredible information!!!! And how you find water like that in the summer blows my mind!!!! Dry as a bone here…

Hey Cory! I recognize that river!! Great video, as always. Casting is often overlooked, yet so critical for success! Thanks for sharing.

Euronymphing casting master class, you make it look so easy Cory, great job👌

Great job as always........ always enjoy your videos.... thumbs up.

Wow, at least someone found some fishable water...🥵

That’s my home water, sure wish you would wet your hands before handling the fish. Great video otherwise.

I agree that the 3"-4" dropper tag is ideal, but I sometimes struggle to effectively attach flies to these short dropper tags. Do you have a video that offers insight/tips/tricks for attaching flies onto short dropper tags? What is your preferred knot these days?

Hi Cory, I always learn a lot from your videos. Thank you! Decades ago, I learned this knot, probably from an old videotape. I have used this knot ever since for small flies and have developed a faster way of tying it. It uses very little tippet and can be tied almost blindfolded other than threading the line through the eye of the fly. Several fishing guides I have had have asked about this knot, but I never learned its name. I recently made a video of this knot to share with a guide in Montana. I thought you might find this interesting. And if you happen to know it, please let me know its name. Thank you. th-cam.com/video/itqw-Kngyic/w-d-xo.html

Cory, not sure how I missed this video! I gotta tell you this one is definitely easier than trying to tie a figure 8 with my 70 plus year old guitar calloused finger tips on the stream with clear tippet& the sun & wind and a cataract obstructing my vision. 😂 Tony… otherwise I’m doing good😉

Do you ever have issue with your micro leader twisting up after several casts? I can usually get it to go away by letting the line drift downstream for a few seconds, but wasn’t sure what was causing it.

Great video Corey, I've been Euro nymphing for about 3 yrs and after watching your videos I realized that I was lobbing the line and not casting it. I changed my set up to your Micro Leader formula and was having a terrible time until I followed you suggestion and revisited you casting video. I was so used to using a circular lob that I didn't appreciate how well engineered the new Euro rods are and that I could actually load the rod with just the weight of the fly. I use the same rod as you, so I knew I just had to trust it and get a new feel for the loading. What a great surprise ! Just like you said, with a little work you can get the same feel you have with a standard fly line load. Thanks very much. One question, other than the extended reach it gives you, is there a functional reason for moving the casting hand forward ? Keep up the Good Work !!

I definitely need to try this fly! 🤩 I just need to find a similar thread for the, as this is not sold where I live (in Italy) 😅

Nice. I’ll try it!

Have you ever tried a full leader of tippet and a painted sighter?

I GOT A BIG PENIS FOR YOU

Awesome. Have you using a uni knot to create a sliding tag? It seems to stay put on the tippet very well, but not sure how it holds up to a fish strike. Thanks much for your vids! Toney

nice video. watch most of your offerings. How did you find access to the river. And what kind of liscense is needed

Thanks so much for this great tip. My question is, do you stretch the rubber o ring enough to fit it over the butt of your rod and then slide it into position? Or do you just keep the o rings above the first stripping guide? Do you use two o rings? Thanks a lot!

At 35:53 in the upper right of your screen that was one hell of a chunk that rose. Ty Cory, I am having success, you are my flyfish mentor.