Best Tricks for Casting Nymph Rigs | How To

Here are some excellent casting tricks for fly fishing with nymph rigs presented by Pete Kutzer from the Orvis Fly Fishing School.
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[@Mittenoutdoors269]

Gosh freakin dangit i love watching Pete teach casting. Helped my casting so much it's not even funny! Thanks pete!!

[@Detroit3Pistons]

Great video as always Pete. Easily one of the most beneficial instructional casting videos that have helped me with starting out fly fishing!

[@newflyfisher]

Glad to help, more casting videos coming!

[@Jknox1030]

These videos are awesome! I like to think of being efficient when fishing. These are really simple/easy/efficient videos that help keep the fly in the water longer! thanks for these vids!

[@terp53]

Nice instructions! You make it look so easy. Thanks

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

Damn Pete you constantly give me EXACTLY what I need when I need it! I thought I was so cool when I figured out that first cast on my own. However, the 2nd way to do it seems awesome. Thanks again! If not for you I would be pretty clueless out there. 🎣😎🔥

[@cvzphotography]

Great video. I'm the master of tangles. Hopefully this will help.

[@adamguerich9200]

yes droppers are super hard to cast

[@AdamCraigOutdoors]

I hate you Pete!! lmao you make all this fly fishing stuff look so easy! Nice job as always guys.

[@harleymandk]

Great video.. Looking for a way to cast against "strong" wind

[@Flies_the_limit]

Thank you for not being that mad river Outfitters guy.

[@Nick-cy2tn]

😂 This is how lefty and shrimp Mcpallet did it

[@JobraKai]

Anyone know the type of rod shown? New to fly fishing and I feel like my rod tip (9' 6wt) isn't as sensitive as the one Pete is using. Of course I do only have a starter rod (Cabela's prestige).

[@newflyfisher]

Joe, the rod he is using is all white because it was done that way to be used for on-camera to help show a specific cast. In terms what rod it is, that is a Helios 3 in either a 5 or 6 weight. Hope that helps. Cheers

[@washburnbilly]

I'm a newby to actually fly fishing, I've been steelheading with flies on a spin cast for 25+ years in Michigan. Fishing with nymphs is my game, but I see a lot guys using indicators? Is that necessary? I have a high dollar custom rod and am spooled up with Rio versiTip II. The sinking one? With variable tips for sink rate. While streamer or nymphing I shouldn't need an indicator right? I apologise for being so dull, but I haven't found a good video about this and I've spent hours watching KZbin. It's like I'm starting all over as before without any help. Any help is appreciated, and I'll take you fishing anytime. :)

[@MooshieGaming]

For streamer fishing, especially swinging, an indicator isnt necessary. For nymphing, however, an indicator can be very crucial, as it allows you to sense bites and react quickly. A good indicator that i recommend is the new zealand strike indicator.