Euro Nymphing - RIGGING with Russell Miller // TROUTS CRASH COURSE

[@jimholland1592]

That was probably one of the best examples of rigging a euro nymph thing set up appreciate it

[@JP-dz7zu]

Very educational video, I was looking for some of these questions to be answered. Thanks!

[@leighbarnes2922]

Great info!! Around the time you spend rigging replacements etc, I tend to spend an evening rigging 10 ish 7+ foot 2-3 fly rigs wrap them onto a foam spool and just swap through them when needed 3-4 clinch knots tippet ring and flies and I am back running just makes my days on the water more productive and less frustrating.

[@franklamotta541]

Thanks for that video Russell. It was very helpful explaining the set up of the leader/tippet. Can you break down the approx. length of the 12lb, 10lb and 8lb sections of the leader please.

[@holyworrier]

I snip the tags on the sighter off. Leaves less chance of a bird's nest. Fish don't 'eat' (ingest) a fly. They aim to, but the angler foils their plan. Fish 'take' a fly.

[@ngoshawk1]

Thanks Russ!

[@johnshand6176]

An excellent presentation much appreciated down under in NZ.

[@camstarx]

Really informative ! Thanks

[@gregmills6142]

Great info Russ!

[@unionse7en]

comfortable...you mean like with the tree behind you! ;-0 lulz , good video.

[@joec33]

Great video, I’m subscribed now

[@joec33]

Great video, informative. Subscribed ….

[@Adam-ij5yf]

Question for someone. In the video it mentioned if the dropper is too long it will wrap itself around the other line. I keep my dropper about 6” and it still wraps itself around the line to the point I take it off because it’s a hassle. Any suggestions?

[@jowhi9296]

Great video and info as always. my question is what's length of the section from fly to the two color indicator pieces? just curious as the entire rig sounds super long being that the premade leader is 20' followed by tippet being another6 ft...

[@mikecoughlin5419]

Is there any scenario in which the heavier nymph would be knotted to the fluoro dropper tag?

[@mesanomad55]

Yea definitely. The main reason would be if you want both flies close to bottom. Sometimes it may make sense to switch the anchor fly to the tag just because of a depth difference in a different part of the stream. Lots of reasons. His reasoning makes sense and is what may work for him most of the time.

[@PaulTenenbaum]

Where did that loop go that was snipped off? Where is that loop now? Where will that loop be, in a hundred years from now, or a thousand...or more...

[@dankochanek8056]

So yesterday while fishing a certain river I was watching a guy do this Euro thing. Multi colored leader. All he caught were rocks.

[@chubbychernobyl445]

Guess you were just slaying the fish with your system. Love how people love to hate on how other people enjoy to fish. Lol.

[@dankochanek8056]

@@chubbychernobyl445 Who said anything about hate John. I'm not a Euro guy. And I was slaying them. My system is what works for me. Problem?

[@chubbychernobyl445]

@@dankochanek8056 Your reply was obviously throwing shade on the euro style of nymphing. Like my momma said. If ya ain't got nothing nice to say...

[@dankochanek8056]

@@chubbychernobyl445 but all they caught were rocks. Snags. Etc. But I was just telling the truth. So.....

[@dankochanek8056]

@@chubbychernobyl445 But I am a big fan of George Daniel.

[@GPFISHINGPRO]

Не покупать ничего в этом магазине товары летят в другую страну и вы месецами ждёте посылку. Так же я получил не новый товар.

[@robertvanrensburg2417]

welded loops suck,