Euro-nymphing and tightline nymphing are revolutionary techniques in fly fishing, offering unparalleled precision and effectiveness. However, many anglers struggle to achieve consistent results, and one common culprit is the nymphs they use. You may have
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How to Tie the Easiest Stone Fly Nymph
The Bare Bones Stone: A Simple, Effective Stonefly Pattern When it comes to fly fishing, stonefly patterns are a must-have in any angler’s box. As one of the four main insect categories we try to
The Simplified Lightning Bug Euro Nymph: A Step-by-Step Guide
The Lightning Bug nymph has been a staple in fly fishing for years, known for its flashy appearance and ability to attract trout in various water conditions. This nymph pattern originated in the Pacific Northwest
Euro Nymphing Simplified: Best Fly Selection Strategy
Are you new to tightline or Euro-nymphing? Or maybe you’re looking to refine your techniques? I’m excited to announce the release of my YouTube video, “Euro Nymphing Simplified: Best Fly Selection Strategy.” It is designed
The Eggstacy Egg: The Most Reliable Winter Euro Nymphing Pattern
Winter fly fishing demands patterns that not only attract fish but also withstand the harsh conditions. The Eggstacy Egg emerges as a standout in the realm of Euro nymphing, offering unparalleled reliability and effectiveness. Its
Video Post: How a Jig Streamer Saved the Day
I didn’t get to the river planning to use a jig streamer. That’s the thing about fly fishing. Rarely, do things go as planned. The night before I tied up several euro style nymphs I
Rainbow Warrior to the Rescue: How to Tie & Fish this Flashy Little Imitation
The Rainbow Warrior has rescued me from getting skunked on many days on the water. It’s one of those flies that I save for times when nothing else is working. Lance Egan is the originator
How to Make a Walt’s Worm Sexy
The Walt’s Worm may be the homeliest fly in your box. Dress it up with a little tinsel, and you can make it…well, sexy. When it comes to simplicity, the Walt’s Worm is in a