Fishing the Sulfurs - Dry Fly and Nymphing Tips

The Sulfur Hatch is finally on its way. Some of the best fishing during a sulfur hatch can happen in a nymph drift prior to the main event. This can happen throughout the day and it's a good opportunity to take advantage if nothing is happening on the surface. Here's a video in which we share a few techniques and tips as well as footage of us catching (and missing) a few fish. Hope you find it useful and as always, free to share this video as well as leave a comment!

[@gordonpotter6477]

Thanks Jay, I personally really enjoy your trout fishing tips and the tying videos are always something I look forward to as an avid tyer myself!

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Glad you like them!

[@robertskowronski2923]

Nice job! I always enjoy your approach to tying a fly. Thank You!

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Thanks for watching!

[@derekpadgett4837]

Great video , learned some great tips for sure and really enjoyed the tying session at the end !! Great way to end a video 👍👍

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeffreyl7355]

love your videos of the "900". i haven't any transportation anymore so it's a joy to see those waters again !

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jeffreyl7355]

@@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing if you could show some videos of say garbutt or along "the trail" i would be very happy or maybe even the wiscoy and east koy !

[@fishermcflystreamside]

You're always entertaining whether you are catching fish or tying flies. Thanks for the info

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

I appreciate that!

[@joeklepacki7555]

Enjoyed the video. Good combo, tying what you used. Thanks.

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Glad you like it

[@alsonski3116]

Yes, I enjoyed this fishing tying video. I look forward to more tying videos. Another of your original patterns?

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

good to hear

[@wyomingtrout5581]

So nice to see a couple flies that are not on a jig hook or include applying UV resin, lol! One thing that surprises me with your nymph rig is those spring creek browns tolerate a bright indicator. I usually have to go really light and use white yarn when micro nymphing. Have you tried stiff spade hackle for your nymphs. I hate losing the tails on my PTNs after several fish and I surmise that the stiff hackle might make the nymph flutter a tad like the neutral buoyant natural. Thanks again Jay - I love your trout video's - get a cameraman the next time so we can see your excellent drifts and the bobber go down.

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

I know what you talking about with the modern flies. I normally use And can get away with A white colored indicator. Yes I have used Spade hackle In the past, Works just fine

[@dennybowser5533]

Thank you sir

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Welcome

[@marcbullard885]

Jay. In connection with steelhead crack - do you think new age chenille in copper and black work or do you have recomendation for body material. Your videos are great! ThanksMarc

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

The new age chenille is good

[@frankmutolo6780]

Great format. A bit on the water selected, a bit on gear, a bit on presentation, and tying a pattern used.

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

good to hear you liked it

[@andrewwebster13]

Your sulphur emerger with the brown shuck and yellow body is a dirty fly! Used to buy these at the Pendleton shop.

[@JayPeckGuidesLostRiversFishing]

Yes I know the fly, I am the one that tied it