Great and exciting instruction. Thanks! Never thought of keeping the fly on the surface downstream with the rod tip low and using the current to skitter the fly. I would think this could be combined with the hold and release, hold and release technique. Going to try this later this afternoon! Will report back here.
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Another outstanding instructional video. Thank you.
Great information as always, thank you!
Great and exciting instruction. Thanks! Never thought of keeping the fly on the surface downstream with the rod tip low and using the current to skitter the fly. I would think this could be combined with the hold and release, hold and release technique. Going to try this later this afternoon! Will report back here.
Thank you for watching!
Of course it is not effective in all situations, but I think there are cases where it is useful.
spot beautiful river n my from indonesia.👍
Thank you ！ It's a pleasant place.
I caught two trout yesterday on a beaded tungsten nymph it appears the trout in Utah like the kebari fly in shallow waters.
Good catch. Only use the beaded tungsten nymph when the reaction is bad.
Thanks for the tips! Wish you would have caught a fish to confirm techniques…..