Euro Nymphing - Fly Selection - Part 2

[@MarekPT-f5g]

Hi. My name is Marek. I'm from Poland. I am watching this video for the second time. I wanted to thank the author, for putting together all this great material on Euro Nymphing fishing so far. You cover this topic in great detail. Thanks to this, I know how to properly fish Euro Nymphing. Until now, I only thought I was fishing this way. I will be coming back to these videos not once, not twice, ... not ten times. Regards Bryan. I wish you all the best. P.S. If I wrote something grammatically incorrect, I'm sorry. I'm still learning English.

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Marek, I'm glad you found the channel! I love that we connect with people all over the world! Best of luck!

[@fishinpoland449]

Strasznie to smutne, że w miejscu gdzie ta metoda powstała (ESN) czyli w Polsce, nie umiesz znaleźć źródła takiej informacji :) Niewątpliwie ten kanał jest bardzo wartościowym miejscem uzupełniania tej wiedzy.

[@sarahpowell-xx2fs]

Great videos, I've learnt so much from you in the last 12 months, my nymph fishing is improving all the time in part from your help. Thank you Tom

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

That's great to hear! Good luck this year!

[@wildbrookies]

Omg !! Loving all your videos. They are so informative and definitely will help us fly guys/gals .

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thanks, Jim! Although, I'm not sure how much help you need! You're doing pretty well and finding some beautiful big bows!!!

[@northeastfishingchronicles]

Congratulations on the Diamond Back partnership!

[@guymarasco6451]

Great video Bryan thanks again will watch part 3 for my evening show on a Sunday night and will tell all of my friends that nymph fish about the videos cause they really need the lessons from you ! I picked up a bunch of episodes from your channel that helped me a lot and I really appreciate your time making these videos thanks

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thanks for spreading the word! 🙂

[@aircomp]

Nice work Bryan. I'm down the fly tying rabbit hole and this is very helpful. Already caught some Browns on my Walt's and Stonefly versions! Great fun.

[@plusiak]

Congrats on 20k! Thank you for another video!

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thank you too!

[@anthonyfoulkrid908]

Looking forward to prt 3 also looking forward to you getting your 25k subscribers. Very informative I've been watching since the beginning series of nymphing.

[@gldead3741]

Great video and congratulations on making 20,000 subscribers!

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thank you!!!

[@markcarter5081]

Bryan the videos get better. Been a long winter here in the uk and fast approaching the new season so looking forward to more content. Appreciate the effort and tight lines…….

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thank you so much!!! 😊

[@ryanoneal1396]

Great series! I’ve learned so much, going to put it all into practice in the next week or two on some wild Brookies up in Maine! Looking forward to upcoming videos, best of luck out on the water! Keep up the good work!

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@emilleum48]

Thank you, I like so many others carry way too many flies, one of the favorite flies that I enjoy tying are the Pheasant tails and the Perigon Nymphs, and micro flies, thank you MSG Leum

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

There is something about tying frenchies that I just enjoy... Glad you are enjoying the channel!

[@paulbugeja5425]

Very good, your demo and explanation!

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Glad you liked it!

[@mikeney5113]

Awesome for the channel ad congratulations. The ideal nymp rod in10ft 1wt is freaking awesome

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thank you!

[@CrushingTheBarb]

Hey dude. Love the new main intro!

[@RalfJenniskens]

Nice video again! Can want for part 3.

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Thanks man! I did finally get out today for the first time this year. Managed a few hours out and thought I was getting skunked until I connected with a big brown at the end of the day. It bested my previous best on that stream by over 2". It was about 21" Amazing how things can turn around in a moment lol

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Part 3 launches tomorrow!

[@pierrerivard4884]

Again great job!

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

I appreciate that

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

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[@JohnnyFinns]

Will you be selling pre made custom fly boxes for western hatches? Also, is there a way to be notified when flys become available for ordering/shipping? Thanks again for your videos! They’re awesome!!! Keep them coming! 👍🏼🤙🏼

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

I really only sell nymphs and those nymphs are universal for pretty much most waters.

[@northeastfishingchronicles]

When you mention “The AuSable”… Are you referencing the AuSable River (that runs through AuSable Forks, Wilmington, Jay, and Lake Placid NY?

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Yes I am. 😊

[@northeastfishingchronicles]

@@WhiteDogTrailCompany I am from AuSable Forks… Let me know next time you visit; I’d be happy to share some honey holes with you. 🎣

[@ryantherock7664]

Hey Bryan great video.I have heard great things about the DB Ideal nymph rods.I think you were using a Sage esn hd.How do the esn and DB compare?Hope you will be doing reviews in future videos.

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

I only have the 6wt which has a specific purpose for me. But I will certainly be exploring the line of Diamondback Rods! They should be comparable to the ESN but at a much better price point!

[@altaylor5824]

great video! why not just use a drop shot rig and you can always get the exact bottom feel for any fly combo, depth, current etc?

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Drop shot rigs can be great! Especially if you don't want to lose a fly on the bottom.

[@aidangonnelly]

2 biggest factors in a nymph dropping to the bottom is water flow and how aerated the water is along with drag of the tippet or flyline! something is fairnes that will change every few meters along a river, and will be different from one bank to another also taking into consideration large boulders. Therefore you would practically have to change you weight every time you move position on the water. IMO its over complicating fishing to sell more variants of flies by weight! personally i have the same flies from size 10 to 18 with tungsten beads, I often fish perhaps half a kilometre of water and will catch anywhere between 70 and 120 fish over a 5 to 6 hours. I have 8 patterns I go to on a regular basis through out the season, yet carry over 1000 flies in 2 box's I could happily take 1 box of flies and be covers for the season. Flies catch more fishermen than fish and IMO there is no need at all for overcomplicating weight! yearly season size 10's or 12's with 3 to 4mm bead then down to 14, 16's mid season and low water down to 16's, 18's smaller beads in ratio to hook size. been doing the same thing this 40 years, I was czech nymphing/Euro nymphing before I even knew it was a style of fishing and read it in a book thinking feck me I've been fishing like that for years! but i never used and indicator. never needed to! apart from which its too much like bait fishing may as well stick a float on your line! anyway the New Zealand style of klink and dink is my preferred method.

[@arachnoskull6311]

you guys need to talk about the Diamondback Ideal Nymph 6wt and fly selection for steelhead.

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

That, my friend, is coming soon!

[@andrewvoorhees4062]

Good info - see video part 1 for more detailed info on actual patterns (fyi)

[@timothyalton3821]

One of my favourite ways to catch a fish with a jig is when I cast it out on the way down paying attention to what the line is doing and if a fish got it on the way down

[@Rhsummers1941]

Your talking about the difference between weight and density

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

Essentially, yes!

[@jasonmitton5491]

These videos are good I feel like there over complicated for someone trying to just get out and fish way to much commentary.

[@WhiteDogTrailCompany]

The basic 5 part euro nymphing series is intended for more beginners. The videos after that (including this mini series on fly selection) is intended to provide a high level of detail on more advanced topics. My videos tend to be on the longer side because of the amount of detail I include in them.

[@mcflypainter7212]

Your explanation has too much friction. Jeepers, show the compact flies and the bulky ones when your talking about them. Yammering