7 Deadly Sins of EURO NYMPHING!!

[@TimCammisa]

Don't commit these Euro Nymphing SINS! Watch my playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PLVr9mJNACWvOp_jv9A5bN5FlijmwNIS4L

[@johnperryflyfishing]

Love your passion as you teach us-even old timers like me!

[@ChrisFar]

Id add two other sins, one of which you kind of alluded to and that is fishing too far away. Pay attention to whete your fly enters the water and where it exits the water... Does it cross seems? If so you re too far. Second would be the propensity to fish directly across from yourself. I would commit this one all the time as it tends to be the moat natural thing to do. Once i started angling my body slightly upstream and and prioritizing the upstream portion of the drift i started getting alot more success, especially in low clear water. Great video! Thanks 👍

[@j.r.dewyer7163]

Great video! The Mop!! Chartreuse! When I fish 2 flies, more times than not I use a mop on point, and Tim's favorite, a perdigon above it. Using a go to is probably the sin I commit more than any other.

[@debpaskall]

Another deadly sin (I'm a sinner, committed them all), is stepping in the water before you cast. I can't tell you how many times I have caught fish right by shore. Sneak up in stealth mode, don't wear bright clothing and stay low and be quiet up to the water. Oh there's a few more sins that that in euro nymphing buy you got most of the main ones. Oh, the good old heavy Czech Nymph flies, fun times ha. Great video Tim.

[@captainkoo]

You’re so generous and humble Thank you for sharing your expertise !

[@TimCammisa]

Happy to share based on my thoughts and experiences! Is there a "sin" you know gets made too often? Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@chasselynch5733]

I always have a #16 pheasant tail jig on either single or dropper but jeeze it catches so so many trout 365 days day in day out !!

[@OdinsChosen208]

orange hotspot pt with no legs or dubbing just pheasant tail and orange hotspot has caught so many nice fish its my go to as well i always start off with it but it always works 16 jig pt as my point with a midge on the dropper is my go to nymph rig or contact rig lol

[@coreystoner4129]

The biggest sin I have seen people comment other than what my buddy Carson said is actually a few things. One fly is the biggest but another major one is not covering all the water. I fished behind a guy that only fished the fast water or what he deemed good enough and he skipped the rest. I went in and fish all of the water he skipped and smacked them. Another sin is hesitating on the hook set. Carson did that when he was just starting out when I controlled him in comps. There are many more that I can think of but those are the major ones.

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comments, Corey, and if we're being honest, there could be about 100 Euro nymphing sins! ;-) So what I hear you saying is I need to work on a second video. Ha ha! Covering water was briefly touched on, as I mentioned that I would fish the fast water with the system, then use other systems for differing water types. But learning Euro nymphing has definitely pushed me to other water types...which can be a steep learning curve. In the end, pushing yourself always pays off. Thanks again and I hope all is well. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@coreystoner4129]

@@TimCammisa I am always pushing myself to tackle water I fish all the time but come at it from a different angle. One of these days we will have to link up and fish. I’m not claiming to be a perfect angler but any means but when you fish with others who are catching fish you tend to pick up on sone tricks and techniques.

[@jiminnari]

The sin of having to many varieties of flys in multiple fly boxes in my sling pack. Heavy and unnecessary 95% of the time.

[@OdinsChosen208]

put one box together of a variety of your best flies for that specific water before hand is what i do and its helped my back out lol

[@edherrmann182]

I find the fly weight is a problem when fishing stonefly’s. Since I tie all my flies, this year I cut back on weight. There have been times these heavyweights worked like an anchor when stream conditions changed to slow water. I cut back on added weight by less wraps or going to the next lowest weight such as from size 20 , down to 15 or 10. Another thing is when I used brass beads I assumed there weight was much less than tungsten. Even though brass does weigh a little less adding too much lead or lead substitute was a sin you didn’t mention. Before, we always added split shot or removed them to get flies down. With euro nymphimg it’s a brand new game. So I worked on correcting that by using more tungsten or cutting back on added lead. Each stream is different. I think there is nothing wrong with adding split shot when euro nymphing. For some people, adding a short length of tippet to the point fly and adding weight to that tippet might help. (Dropshoting) At some point I think you can dial it in and have the right weight added when you tie flies with the primary streams you fish in mind.

[@TimCammisa]

Great points, Ed, and I didn't get too involved with split shot in this video. Like you, I use it...and also change other aspects (i.e. cast, fly weight, rod angle, etc.). So many fishing situations, such little time! ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@WildBlueDiscovery]

Some good info! I'm a Euro guy also! Hi Carson! I am a big Walt's user. Tightlines!

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for sharing, and Carson is the man! The Walt's Worm is a killer fly, do you like a certain color hot spot on yours? Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@WildBlueDiscovery]

@Tim Cammisa ...I am a big fan of the rainbow dubbed walts. But I'm a buyer not a tyer.

[@OfftheHookOutdoors99]

Great video buddy👍

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks so much, always good to hear from you! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@lintonhackland4729]

Hi Tim. What about a dry fly on tag off tippet ring as indicator in summer.

[@TimCammisa]

Absolutely, Linton. The downside is if your indicator material is tied to the tippet ring, then it's a little close to the dry. If you're using a clear & thin leader, then definitely go with it. Also, if the tippet ring is further down the tippet, then that system would work, too. I prefer to keep my tag a bit shorter, but you still get a great drift with it. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@Jimmy-n6j]

Thanks fellas for some great tips! Ive been fly fiishing for 25 years but im new to euro nymphing. Im going to take your advice onboard and hopefully ill be posting some success on insta soon, ! Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge . Fly fishing has to be the best fun you can have alone! In my humble opinion anyway

[@TimCammisa]

Hi Greg, thanks for taking a moment to comment and welcome to Euro nymphing! It's an absolute blast, and please reach out if you have questions, need gear recommendations, etc. My email is: [e-mail] Tim

[@OldDominionTroutBum]

Lobbing is THE biggest deadly sin, Tim!

[@TimCammisa]

HA HA HA...not if you can lob it within .00001" of where you're aiming. ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@RealTomCurtis]

why do you like Hanak fluorocarbon tippet as opposed to something like Cortland Ultra Premium?

[@TimCammisa]

Tom, those are both excellent tippets, plus I'd add TroutHunter, too. Hanak has half-sizes, which I'm a fan of. I'm also hearing some great thoughts on Absolute Fluorocarbon Trout from SA, tried it yet? They also offer half-sizes. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@bobdonaldson445]

I have committed the sin of the Mop! Cream and tan colors.

[@TimCammisa]

You and me both, Bob! But I'm thinking the fish rewarded that sin a few times, right? ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@dennybowser5533]

Trying to do the new nymphing with 25 year old gear.

[@peterb8468]

Biggest sin would have to be overthinking everything

[@TimCammisa]

You heard my list, Peter, what are your other 6?? ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@anthonyclark6118]

Forgive me father for I have sinned! Not just the seven. No.8 is lazy lob casting. No9. Is lazy line management. I really hope penance is 10 fishing trips😊😊😊😊?

[@TimCammisa]

That's wishful thinking, Anthony! More like a few Hail Marys and 3 Our Fathers! ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@Sharkdog11b]

Using to heavy of a rod

[@shakeyhead0079]

Guilty of all 7!