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Just fish one… I did this cuz I was intimidated to do otherwise. Caught a dece browny my FIRST time fly fishing. Great vid!!!
Thanks Alex, one fly can be very simple, effective, and really helpful for covering water with less static.
Thanks for the tips I just started nymph fishing last year and was hooked
You bet Bob, thanks for watching and the kind support. I'll try to keep bringing helpful content as best I can. Good luck and have a good day today.
Great tips once again Joe! So grateful for the instructional vid’s. Thx for what you do bud!
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Great tips. I've been using a single fly for a while now but use split shot for my anchor.Works treat. No tangles, no getting wrapped up, loose less flies and catch equally as many fish.
Agreed, I always start with a single fly and double up as the situation calls for it. Plan A, single fly.
I needed this a couple of years ago! Learned by the school of hard knocks (or tight tangles).🤣 Great material. Love your videos.
Thanks Rod, appreciate the feedback and the nice comment.
Appreciate the video! Is your ESN line out of tip or in while drifting your flies? Euro leader construction?
Great tips - thanks for sharing!! 🎣
Loving my sage ESN reel. I bought it on your advice and it’s been well worth the investment. Cheers 🎣
Great to hear!
Great tutorial.
Thank you very much!
Hi You are in Big progressThé type of shoot IS thé base for more speed and targetingAnd thé position and Anchorage of thé Fisher 45 degré
Think Spey casting on that constant tension , constant acceleration sweep cast. Belgian cast also has a lot in common.
That's a really good observation, the spey cast starts to load early and constant. Thanks for watching and the contribution.
Cool content, thanks man!!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and hope this is helpful.
how you liking the waders man? Im saving up for a set for when my simms wear out.
Love em. Never been more dry. In other waders I was always damp from sweat and condensation.
I only ever have a problem when my fly get's caught up in the substrate, when I pull it out it wraps the tip of my rod.
Great that tip4 was my answer!
Is your net in a holder, or is it just snugged in behind your sling pack
Oh that pack has a net holder, I believe all the Fishpond Thunderhead packs have this.
@@redsflyshop gracias
Must have made this video because I tangled so bad when we were out!
hahahahahahha, no no no Steve. We all tangle but as you get more reps it will be less and less.
Stick…. The other fish…
Should be titled "Stop Euro Nymphing"
That’s actually pretty funny.
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Just fish one… I did this cuz I was intimidated to do otherwise. Caught a dece browny my FIRST time fly fishing. Great vid!!!
Thanks Alex, one fly can be very simple, effective, and really helpful for covering water with less static.
Thanks for the tips I just started nymph fishing last year and was hooked
You bet Bob, thanks for watching and the kind support. I'll try to keep bringing helpful content as best I can. Good luck and have a good day today.
Great tips once again Joe! So grateful for the instructional vid’s. Thx for what you do bud!
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Great tips. I've been using a single fly for a while now but use split shot for my anchor.
Works treat. No tangles, no getting wrapped up, loose less flies and catch equally as many fish.
Agreed, I always start with a single fly and double up as the situation calls for it. Plan A, single fly.
I needed this a couple of years ago! Learned by the school of hard knocks (or tight tangles).🤣 Great material. Love your videos.
Thanks Rod, appreciate the feedback and the nice comment.
Appreciate the video! Is your ESN line out of tip or in while drifting your flies? Euro leader construction?
Great tips - thanks for sharing!! 🎣
Loving my sage ESN reel. I bought it on your advice and it’s been well worth the investment. Cheers 🎣
Great to hear!
Great tutorial.
Thank you very much!
Hi
You are in Big progress
Thé type of shoot IS thé base for more speed and targeting
And thé position and Anchorage of thé Fisher 45 degré
Think Spey casting on that constant tension , constant acceleration sweep cast. Belgian cast also has a lot in common.
That's a really good observation, the spey cast starts to load early and constant. Thanks for watching and the contribution.
Cool content, thanks man!!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and hope this is helpful.
how you liking the waders man? Im saving up for a set for when my simms wear out.
Love em. Never been more dry. In other waders I was always damp from sweat and condensation.
I only ever have a problem when my fly get's caught up in the substrate, when I pull it out it wraps the tip of my rod.
Great that tip4 was my answer!
Is your net in a holder, or is it just snugged in behind your sling pack
Oh that pack has a net holder, I believe all the Fishpond Thunderhead packs have this.
@@redsflyshop gracias
Must have made this video because I tangled so bad when we were out!
hahahahahahha, no no no Steve. We all tangle but as you get more reps it will be less and less.
Stick…. The other fish…
Should be titled "Stop Euro Nymphing"
That’s actually pretty funny.