Fly fishing: How To fly fish Nymphs or Nymphing
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We wanted to start our Streem fly fishing tutorials and DIY fishing rigs with nymphing! Nymphing is a crazy productive method that you can use to attract those fish. Once you learn the basics of nymphing you'll soon be upping your odds of catching more fish!
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All I use are nymphs I caught more fish using them instead of live bait . I guess in some areas the fish need to see something different in order to bite
Finally, someone who explains with us rookies in mind. Appreciated your clarity and thoroughness!
Glad you found some value in it!
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. 🤯
Glad you found it helpful! 🙌
Very clear with the instructions. Very good tips. Thank you for making this. The idea about two clinch knots instead of tying onto the hook is brilliant.
Thank you! Just trying to hand down whats been handed to us. :)
Blackburn Operations , I totally agree! Brilliant, from New Zealand.
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!
Awesome video. There are so many videos on TH-cam for rigging tandem nymphs, but this is clearly the most efficient (and apparently effective)! Thanks!
You bet, thanks for the comment!
Thumbs up! Probably the best video out there for newbies. If someone is starting out, this is the the very first video they should watch. Super simple and to the point, and you don't need to go spending a ton of money on extra gear that you don't need in the beginning.
Thanks Stephen!
Finally someone that shows what to do in a few min instead of yap yap yap for 45min without showing anything,
Thank you, subed
OKAY !! Well done. Instant subscribe after 1:45 secs. 4 years on you tube and first time I left a comment. I have never seen anyone straighten there leader on You tube. I hope the rest is as good as the first 2 minutes. I am sure it will be !
Best way to tie two nymphs, super simple. Thanks!
That's a very helpful video. There are plenty of beginners out there who will benefit from that kind of basic and thorough explanation. Much appreciated!
Thanks! That is what we hope to do with this channel and videos!
Hello I am a beginner, but how far up should you tie the first nymph. Should it be tied to the thinner material of the tapered liter and the indicator on the thicker part of tapered liter? If the indicator is one and a half times the depth you are fishing, won't that cause hang ups?
I never thought about tying higher up on the leader and using the excess for the second dropper. Completely changed my mind and saved me a lot of time!!! Great video! I am going to save this for when my son is older to help him learn too! Thank you guys I will be trying this tomorrow!!’
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
As a new fly fisherman, I really appreciate this guide. Thank you so much sir. I really appreciate the guide. Thank you SO much!!!!
Stay tuned for more. We finally got out and filmed more!
Great video for clarifying every question I had about nypmhing.
I used to love fishing the So.Platte at Deckers Co. Just a great time every time I'd go nymphing there.
I just bought a fly fishing set up and looking to get into it. I've fished my whole life from largemouth to 200lbs Bigeye tuna. Fly fishing is so different that I didnt know where to begin. This video has taught me more than the last 20 videos i've found in the last week. Extremely informative for us beginners
Thank you!
Glad you found it informative! Send us an email at support@streemoutdoors.com if you have any questions about the sport! We would love to help ya out.
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.
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.
Awesome tips! Thanks Streem! Please make more of these!
working on it! thanks for the support!
My left ear enjoyed this video
Thanks for the thorough explanation. It's always nice to see the full setup in detail and have someone give the little tips they've learned along the way. the more knowledge we have the better fisherman we become.
What an amazing video, you are a magnificent teacher!!!
Been fly fishing for years and never could figure out nymphing. If someone showed me it just didn’t make sense. Just caught my first rainbow while nymphing on my own thanks to this video!
Thats awesome! Keep practicing your nymphing skills and you’ll continue to find more and more fish. They say 90 percent of a trouts diet is subsurface. Best of luck and thanks for commenting!
thanks a lot!!!!!! i can´t wait for my next visit to the river
Great advice and tips. I’ve fly fished for over 10 years and learnt some useful things from your video so great work. Subscribed!
Thank you! That’s what we love about fly fishing! Always something to learn
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?
Thank you for the comment and yes this method can be used tight lining as well!
Great video. Perfect for a beginner. Easy rig, easy knots. 🤘 Subbed.
Thanks! 🙏
nice clear thoughtful presentation, class on how to setup a nymph rig. very good.
THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
Some nice gems in this video, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🤙
Very informative. Thank you!
Very clean and crisp video subscribed because of how well presented it was!
Thanks for the simplicity ! Made it easier for me as a novice.
Nice .. after 30 years getting back into fly fishing. Thanks for the information.
Thanks for a great video. I’m new to fly fishing and trying to learn all that I can.
Very helpful video I will bookmark it and use it again most likely thank you buddy
Absolutely awesome video, I appreciate the time you put into instructions! I can’t wait for November to give this a shot.
Thanks for the heads up! It is just a yearly trip we do with some friends. A way for all of us to get together. I’ve been down south east and it was some good fishing 🎣!
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 :D
i bought my first fly rod last week and the guy at the shop told me to start with dry flies =0
hey thanks a million, just started fly fishing, tried a nymph today and got my first trout, going to a river tomorrow and I'm going to use your setup
EPIC! THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
Ну наконец то, всё ясно и понятно. Большое спасибо.
Love the Chapstick tip! :-)
Thank you. I’ve only been successful with dry flies.
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.
Thanks Mike, stay tuned. We plan to make some “how-to” streamer fishing videos soon!
You’re a good teacher
Thank you!
Clear, practical and well done.
thank you very much!
Excellent video. Easy to follow and well made. Going to cast nymphs now 👊🙏
Great tutorial!
Thanks man! Answered some questions I had always wondered while on the water but could never remember to ask.
Never thought of using the weights that way...thanks for the tip.
Hope it helps! we swear by this rig! :)
Thanks for uploading, a lot of really useful info there, one of the best I've seen on TH-cam
Awesome! thanks! We have more in the works!
Fantastic video. Very well done. Clear, concise and relevant. Thanks for posting. Just subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to watching more videos.
Great instructional video - thanks a bunch!!
Thanks for the knowledge! SO helpful - especially the set up!
you are welcome! thanks for watching! We have tons more in the works! Subscribe so you dont miss them! (sorry for the plug;) )
Very nice video. Great job. Good tips
Thank you 🙏
This is a terrific video!! Thanks!!
Thank you and thanks for checking it out!
good tutorial, i backed this company on kickstarter and i must say they have some pretty nice products.
SWEET!!!!! thanks for the support!
Dude thank you so much for this video!
Your welcome! Thanks for watching 🤙
Thank you so much this has helped a lot.
Nice made video, thanks for sharing. Greetings from austria!
i didnt know adam sandler fly fished
Great video! thanks!
Thank you!
Very helpful. TY
Great video, thanks for sharing these tips.
Absolutely! We are here to help!
super clear and easy, thx
thanks!!
Gracias amigo. Now will be easier!
THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
Good video thank you!
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.
Great job. Thanks for the info
Thank you for a good video it helped me
Glad to hear!
Nice video well done. Thank you!!
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.
It’s cool to see that Adam Sandler fly fishes.
Dude doesn’t even crack a joke or sing a silly song, he’s gone all serious on us.
Thank you
Great video, thank you!!!
THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
hey looks very worried about the information he is giving even though its good.
He looks more like he needs to hit the crapper before he did the video haha
Fly fishing is an introvert's sport. He probably hates being on camera.
@@KaiTakApproach exactly props to him for giving this insider knowledge that will help so many beginners
@@KaiTakApproach if you don’t fish with a buddy, you’re doing it wrong.
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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?
Awesome. Thanks a lot.
I really enjoyed the video!! How is the rod and reel venture? Your fly equipment looks pretty amazing!
Its doing amazing! We are just trying to keep up! :)
Very nice Video.
THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
Great video. I am not new to TH-cam and have never, ever replied to a video. Great video, very instructive, thank you! @@StreemOutdoors
You guys haven't did a video in a while? U guys have awesome videos
Thanks much!
You bet, thanks for watching!
How do you keep that second split shot from sliding down in between your two flys?
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?
So you’re not using tippet? Just straight onto the leader?
thanks great video
THANKS! stay tuned for more content!
Wondering if you could get two fish at the same time with this setup? Ever see that before?
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
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
This rocks
Thanks Jeff!
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
Yes it does make for casting just a little more challenging… the key is to try to keep a bigger open loop to not get your indicator setup tangled up. A rod with more of a medium/fast action rod similar to our Streem Rift series helps keep loops open when casting heavier nymph setups. A normal cast will work but try to minimize false casting as much as possible. Roll casting can also be effective!
You are correct, you’ll want to cast up stream and let it float with the current downstream… try to keep a “drag-free” drift to allow the nymphs below the indicator to drift as natural as possible. Hope this helps!
@@StreemOutdoors it sure does and thank you
Nice
thanks for the great video, how do you change the top fly? do you retie both flies everytime you change it? thanks
yes. :)
I was hearing the cheese burger birds in the background and it reminded me of Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe remind me of the KASEENNOO!
New to Fly Fishing so maybe dumb question. Do you remove both flies at the end of the day and retie each time? Seems like you would go through a lot of line if you are having to remove that much regularly?
As long as you dont kink the line too badly... Keep em tied. :)
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.
are you using tippet? or are you just tie both flyies on the leader line? thanks
Using about 2-3 feet of tippet. We usually like to use 3x - 5x tippet depending on the water clarity. If water is super clear we will usually use 5x. If water clarity is a little off or murky we will use stronger tippet like 3x or 4x. Tight Lines!
How do you prevent your split shot from sliding down?
Great tips and video, I am curious as to where you are at?
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?
Nope, a tandem rig is not always needed. However, it doubles your chance of a hook up. Fish feed majority of their time below the surface which is why nymphing with this technique is so effective.
Amazing instructions my friend. I was just running out of air and while you were explaining nymphing with the fish out of the water. 🤢