Educated Angler - The Double Nymph Rig

[@mra2zee]

Fiiiiiiiiinally a straight forward tutorial... you’d be surprised how many unhelpful tutorials are out there. This is a great video - thank you!

[@KingdomSamurai]

Just a note. When attaching a leader to fly line, put the fly line loop through the leader loop, then pull the leader through the fly line loop. This will give you a connection that’s a bit more forgiving on your fly line loop.

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

Agreed. The way he did it will cut the rough the loop in that fly line real quick. Ask me how I know lol

[@calbonar211]

Yeah I'm surprised he did that

[@3runjosh]

@@kyle9637 I really like the channel Far Bank

[@steveyates1136]

@@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13 Girth hitch vs true loop to loop

[@FD-dh2fu]

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[@hypnosiscenternyc]

This guy is cool. He explains stuff simple, straight to the point and no fluff. ... especially for a novice fly fisherman who's been wading through a sea of youtube nonsense. Thanks. Again .. great info! Much appreciated

[@ohmaficionado3254]

Tried this exact method and had my best day nymphing yet. The clear difference, a 2 cent piece of split shot applied above a knot exactly as described. I owe you big my man, you just made this sport a ton more fun!

[@richardmulligan2540]

Thanks.....beginner here and can use all the information I can get....will be watching your upcoming videos as well

[@DanielMoore-k3p]

5 years on and your still educating people lol, thanks man giving this a shot Monday! Last day of the season here so I'm hoping to catch a trout on a fly rod for the first time!

[@neilmclean4439]

Thanks from Scotland. I liked your idea on how to tie droppers using the eye. I've always tied extra line on to my rig. Your method is so much easier 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

[@Will-Bourne]

Don’t know if you’ll read this but shoutout to the camera person for doing their absolute best to follow your hands as you speak and demonstrate!

[@ledzeppelin9102]

One of the only videos that actually made sense if you have zero prior knowledge. Well done, thanks

[@loydtruss]

Bottom line----this by far is the best way to fish a double nymph, I've been using this same setup for years and landed a lot of trout using this exact setup. Glad someone finally presented a straight forward illustration for this two nymph setup. thanks for sharing

[@BrandonUrbaniak]

Newbie here! I just came from my local fly shop and he explained this setup to me also. This is an awesome video that gave me a visual to his explanation. Thanks so much

[@patriciamesserschmidt166]

you guys rig the same way i do and i catch lots of fish exactly how you and i rig , great video ,i have fly fished for 40 years and this rig has worked for me always .

[@Tcam0720]

Awesome! I might be getting my first fly rod this Christmas I’m 14 Any tips for flies to use for stream trout?

[@patriciamesserschmidt166]

@@Tcam0720 I will send you a list for everything

[@codycantrell2780]

Thank you. Most simplified and clearly explained video I have found on this topic.

[@ricksteinke4666]

Love this. Straightforward, clear, and simple. I keep coming back to it.

[@noelslater458]

Thanks for this tutorial Patrick. I found it very helpful and appreciate your simple explanations. My experience is primarily with dry flies, but I really want to become more proficient with nymphs. This helped demonstrate things I had questions on. Looking forward to watching more!

[@W.Holden.6]

EXCELLENT video if you’re a beginner. Literally covers everything you need to know to get on the water!

[@beersport]

This channel is awesome for chuckleheads like me! Thx so much for being so informative AND organized!!! WELL DONE!

[@lg7014]

I moved to Denver and now fish the South Platte. Thanks for your excellent lesson. I appreciate your regular go-over of component A to component B to component C etc. This quick review is great.

[@vonhaynes6163]

Patrick, I think your series is so helpful. I'm just starting at 62 years old and I need all the help I can get. I don't have the time to learn as a 20,40 or even 50 year old. Please get into more detail about any prospect of fly fishing you can, or if possible get in contact with me.

[@doubledforge]

My wife and I have been streamer & dry fly fishing for years, but hadn't delved into nymphing in the past. Thanks for the info.

[@robertlong8870]

very good instructional video. thanks for taking the time to show us these rigs.

[@TheFatbutterpancake]

Some of the best easily understood videos.

[@Flyfish9111]

Excellent video. Really covers all aspects. A natural teacher.

[@kerrypitt9789]

Hello from 🇨🇦 I hope you are well and safe with your family. I stumbled upon this channel, probably because I search out fly fishing enough I was bound to run across you. Your presentation is very, very good! You give clear instructions and you don't waste words. Well done. Now I have been buggering around with flies since 1969 and as I got older I realized I will never learn everything. Case in point, your video here. I grew up fishing in British Columbia Canada. We can only fish a single fly. I found myself in Alberta, where people generally fish three nymphs under an indicator. I had no idea about tying up multi-fly rigs so a couple of guys showed me and I have fished that way for a few years now. They do the first fly through the eye then each successive fly is tied into the bend of the previous hook. Heavy fly at the top thought sometimes I reverse it. I never liked this method but I stuck with it. I caught 90% of my fish on the trailer, I wonder why. So I watched this video and I really like the method you use. I will try it and let you know, once the ice is gone! I look forward to catching up on your educational series, you never stop learning right! Stay safe down there!

[@daleman_75]

Nice vid! Might have an improved connection of leader to fly line if you put the fly line through the loop of the leader, then feed the end of the leader through the fly line loop. Creates the typical handshake connection that results in less hingeing.

[@WildFlyProductions]

Thanks for sharing Dave!

[@templeofthetree]

Newbie here. Excellent step by step setup. Thank you!

[@flyrodhiker8326]

This will be a great series! You guys do a great job.

[@WildFlyProductions]

Thank you very much! We are excited for it.

[@davidbundesen5867]

Very easy explanation. I’ll try this tomorrow. Thank you.

[@normchristnacht]

Very nicely done. Simple and easy to follow.

[@fabiomejia2260]

Amazing video. Straight to the point. Great block of instructions !!

[@jeremypinson8604]

Thanks man. By far the best rigging for dummies video! Thanks for the basics. Just starting out, helped a bunch!

[@gabrielbrill6569]

Great video!!! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience with us.

[@WildFlyProductions]

Absolutely! Glad we can help you guys out

[@rodlawson160]

Excellent video for us beginners,thanks very much🇳🇿

[@jrmd66]

FANTASTIC video! I will certainly look you up when I’m in NC which is often.

[@dustin_diamond]

Very informative and didnt beat around the bush. Great video.

[@Hobie152]

For new flyfisherman: The preferred method for the loop to loop connection of your leader/flyline is to insert the flyline loop through the leader loop, and then the rest of the leader through the flyline loop. The result should look a bit like a square knot. Otherwise, fine tutorial.

[@det282]

That was a great video with a perfect "how to." Thanks.

[@fredcarpenter1027]

I tie my bottom fly on the Tippett then tie the top fly directly to the line making it stick out nicely. Basically the same as tying the bottom through the eye of top fly like you did. I'll admit, I taught myself with a metal telescopic rod I bought at a yard sale when I was in 9th grade and paired it with a martin 93 reel I dug up while digging for worms, I'm not a conventional fly fisherman. Thx for the video.

[@jimmanwill8192]

Thanks for a straight forward to the point video.

[@mountainmarshmemories7012]

Very helpful, trying to get back into fly fishing and wanted some quick tips. Thanks!

[@gillescorneillier6171]

Thanks ! Extremely helpful & straigh-forward.

[@rayuman39]

great video, very straight forward presentation, My self I like to us the Davy knot, real simple and strong, Thank for the info, excellent.

[@aaronbligh3619]

Best nypmh rig video thanks for that brother ✌️🐟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RustyShacklefardd]

Dry Droppers are also good rigs to try. I like using them to search for trout and find out what they are taking

[@austintrenkamp8205]

Really appreciate the informative video friend. Exactly what I was hoping to find. Simple to understand, good speed in speaking so I didn't have to play it over and over again like most informative videos. Hope to make another road trip out to your beautiful area again real soon. Thanks!

[@Emily-ci6zj]

Thank you for this, I'm a beginner and this was incredibly helpful. Going to try this rig today!

[@DaveBerryQualityFireplaces]

Nice & simple. Thanks for the video and very well explained.... Cheers

[@huskerdominator1222]

Great tutorial. So many are not helpful. Keep them coming!!

[@charlesballenger1557]

Well done, enjoy what your doing in this series.

[@Divine007]

God this is the best tutorial I've seen you don't sound like your from Mars very easy to understand

[@jaybrek7589]

Good info. I like to run palomar knot to first fly then improved clinch to second then about 12” of leader to 2nd flys shank then put my split all the way at the bottom. Casts easier and also forces the nymphs to “swim” in a realistic direction.

[@bobdonaldson445]

Nicely done video and perfect for beginners. Should have finished it off with a trout in that nice run behind you. Looking forward to the series.

[@WildFlyProductions]

We sure did, check out the one from the intro

[@pzoutendam]

Cool series! Hope to see more.

[@johngeiger2877]

aweseome vid! I'm a newbie and I'm going to try this. thanks!

[@Irelandrbi]

Great video. Water behind you looks Gin clear and tasty!

[@matthewbartlett8518]

Thank you. Very straight forward way to get on the water quickly

[@CarlosRamirez-hs1yz]

Super happy to have found this channel! Fishing same waters as me and just started fly fishing. Might just have to come out and use yall as a guide! Would love to learn more.

[@zacharystaten8972]

Basic nymphing video with good advice. Good presentation and explanation. I’d love to see a more in-depth video that shows how he handles places split-shot in between nymphs and when he feels it is appropriate to do this. I often times wonder where will be the best placement of my weight to get the right drift. Thanks!

[@WildFlyProductions]

Thank you for that suggestion, that is something I'm sure we all struggle with. We will be doing more in depth nymphing videos in the future and that is a great point to add.

[@pzoutendam]

@@WildFlyProductions Perfect! I'm new enough to the craft that I still haven't learned how to use split shot yet, so I'd love to learn more from you guys.

[@tyskin1]

Great video. Explanation and production value on point

[@raewyncook7360]

Excellent video - very well explained.

[@michaelterry1147]

Cannot wrap my mind around this.

[@bentpolski]

Been Fishing Double Nymph rigs for around 45 years. I use a blood knot to attach a piece of tippet. If I use a 4X Leader Ill attach 5X to that. Keep the 4x longer and attach a Nymph to it. Then attach a nymph to the 5 X. That Brown was caught a little different. I was Fishing a size 8 March Brown Emerger Pattern then a size 16 Caddis Pupa to The Hook Bend. I basically use the Dry/Emerger as a strike Indicator. However they will absolutely hit that Fly. This Brown just happened to hit the Size 16 Beadhead Caddis Emerger.

[@anthonypayne6032]

Great presentation well spoken thank you

[@sawtoothscream1521]

Will give this a shot, only been out twice with my fly rod but skunked bith times 😢. Tried a dry/dropper the first time and olive wooly buggers the aecond time.

[@00markelliott00]

Good video. Well presented and informative.

[@andrewcannon7790]

Thank you ,really good job. I'm new to fly fishing. Well done.👍

[@brookeloftis9242]

This is wildly helpful! Thanks for explaining each step at a beginner level. Every other video I’ve found has had me toggling back and forth to Google to search terms or find an additional video for further explanation. I’m in MT now, but go App!

[@mainelyoutdoors1749]

Doesn't feeding your leader through the fly line create a cut knot?

[@TheMightyRaccoonFace]

Super helpful! Much appreciated & the detail is great.

[@gabriellitchfield3560]

Thanks for making this. Not many young people can fly fish because theres no one to teach them.

[@2011vvr]

Great video. Appreciate the info.

[@reubensotak9073]

Great video really nice brookies !

[@DavidStanleymusic]

When you tie your tipet leave a 8 inch tag to add the second hook

[@67polara]

Do you mean your UPPER hook??

[@manifestgtr]

It’s funny that you addressed “bobber vs strike indicator”…I haven’t heard many other guys goof on that. I have always found that funny, though..if it’s large with a worm under it, you have a bobber. If it’s small with a fly underneath it, you have a “strike indicator” 🤦‍♂️. Anything to set us apart intellectually from the bait fishermen lol

[@jjwolford8188]

i love your channel !!!!!! you guys Rock!!!!

[@lastcoyote2355]

When unwrapping a packaged leader place a finger or 2 in opening while unwinding leader . Loop to loop connections take away from learning knots . Taking time to learn knots makes fly fishing more enjoyable and relaxing .

[@thomaskral8777]

Great video. In Colorado I've used 3 nymphs off the hook

[@jeffkirby5835]

Great series, when I am in Boone I am going to book y’all for a trip. Go NEERS!!

[@timothytanner29]

Super helpful video thanks

[@colbydenison4351]

Great video. Would have to recommend tungsten putty as another way to get the rig down to the fish.

[@WildFlyProductions]

we actually have not tried that before but that might be a great option as well.

[@MichaelKaal-TriFisher]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@troyabbottmalbon]

Very helpful video. Well done!

[@tracyhawley8829]

Just starting fly fishing for trout thanks

[@philipbell9301]

I like to put my heavier fly as the lower fly to pull the smaller weighted fly down to the bottom with it. I know it’s all preference but I find a heavier tungsten bead fly does a great job at pulling the fluorocarbon and smaller fly down to the bottom of the river.

[@jakeanddaddyoutdoors7543]

Great video bud helps a lot

[@MrHubris1]

Thanks! I loved it.

[@ianworlock4944]

Line through leader Dude!!!!

[@irbobable]

Awesome video. Thank you!!

[@geoffginer8823]

Thanks bro great stuff!

[@richardstephenson2541]

thanks for the knowledge man

[@collinmann990]

Great video!

[@farhadnawab7642]

Great presentation. Thanks

[@det282]

Oh, and "tight lines" from Central Oregon! Keep those great videos coming! Subscribed.

[@WildFlyProductions]

det282 thanks we got a lot more cooking!

[@mikekrol7485]

Great idea for a series. Informative and enjoyable to watch. I'd enjoy a review of the new Hodgman waders that I've heard about. Looking forward to seeing you guys out on the water some time.

[@WildFlyProductions]

We'll see if we can make it happen!

[@yussefedwards]

Awesome video... just the info I was looking for!

[@waynecampbell4840]

Clear and concise, thanks

[@ericstewart4732]

Very informative, thank you.

[@collinsuttles1294]

Great video, thanks for posting!

[@patricksharimccarthy9495]

Outstanding!!!

[@dakoja76667]

Excellent video.