FLY TV - Nymphmaniac (Nymph Fly Fishing for Grayling)

[@kanalgratisdotse]

Thanks for all your nice comments, we have more fly fishing videos coming soon! 😍 What would you want us to film this year? And oh, here’s how to tie the flies used in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIazaqSipLx-j9E Thanks for watching! /Pontus Sjölund

[@stephenphelan1043]

Pontus you ever come to Dublin Ireland join me trout fishing 10 min from the city🙃

[@garylawlor2288]

@@stephenphelan1043 I was going to suggest they come over to Ireland trout fishing too but perhaps a Midlands lough fishing the Green Peter

[@garylawlor2288]

Hi guys, see above or perhaps Sea bass fishing in Kerry or Stingray fishing there too, but not fly fishing for Stingers. Or Pollock and Wrasse fishing from around the Bere peninsula. This would be something slightly different for the Channel 😊

[@petracervena5186]

I suggest you come over to the Czech Republic. Fishing the Vltava and Otava rivers should definitely be on your bucket list. As it leaves the Lipno dam, Vltava river becomes a world-class fishery with big and healthy population of wild brown trout as well as good ammount of big stocked rainbow trout. However if you fancy fishing small streams in the middle of nowhere surrounded by an epic scenery, then the upper parts of the Otava and Vltava rivers located in the Šumava national park are your go-tos. Nothing beats fishing with tiny dry flies for chunky grayling in the middle of autumn.

[@49684]

kanalgratisdotse Can you make a video on soft hackles/reverse hackles. How they move in river water? I’m puzzled why they are considered a universal fly. You can fish nymphs in the same matter. Don’t soft hackles collapse in water? SOFT HACKLES VS NYMPHS

[@brianearlspillner84]

Man, I can't tell you guys HOW much I missed this kind of content on kanalgratis... Thank you! Maybe it would be possible to show Cecilia Grönberg, or formats like Fishing in the middle of sweden again

[@Mudda2010]

This Video is absolutely wonderful. The scenery is beautiful and the shots made are so astonishing. Keep it up guys Greetings from Germany!

[@michalmihalik9550]

Great video, amazing nature... please more often FLY TV episode

[@kanalgratisdotse]

I’m very happy to hear that, thanks ❤️ Everybody involved puts a lot of time and effort into these movies. We have a few cool ones coming up later this year... /Pontus

[@eetujaako9894]

This is my home river

[@dwiepasje2344]

​@@eetujaako9894 what is the name of this River?

[@eetujaako9894]

@@dwiepasje2344 Kitkajoki is the name of the river

[@mateuszkaczmarczyk9984]

More films like this !! Fantastic ...

[@yasseransari3369]

Great video. Epic soundtrack and incredible underwater shots, especially of the strikes.

[@parmoescobar8873]

Really really missed the fly fishing videos so this episode was very welcome. Enjoyed it but need moreeee 🤣👍

[@kanalgratisdotse]

There will be mooore! 😍 We have two more FLY TV episodes droppin’ within 1,5 months, the next one in two weeks... 👌🏼 /Pontus

[@l0ranga]

Great video and so much fun to see Cato and Jarkko sharing their knowledge. Would love to more euro nymphing! My favorite nymph must be a Franchie with salmon pink hot spot collar. Thanks guys!

[@hakobrybak9095]

Cato and Jarkko Hi from Armenia, and thanck you for video....

[@toolb0x_]

this landscape is pure emotion and love. greetings from germany!

[@baybornbalkanbaby7277]

BiG Thanks to all of you who made this video! For your great vibe, tips, education and class. Peace be with you from Humboldt County California. Just Subscribed!

[@vancityflyguy]

Really cool video guys. Watched it many times. Awesome underwater shots! Superb! Keep the videos coming please! Greetings from BC, Canada

[@dalespencer803]

I enjoyed this video and the one on tying the three nymphs. Very informative. You asked to have our favourite fly. I am coming back into fly fishing and I am tying.

[@pnb7716]

Tight video! Digging the scenery shots and your over all effort. Keep them coming

I never fish on nymphs but you give me very good inspiration.Thank you.

[@eetujaako9894]

My home river! Allways beautiful and its my also favorite river

[@slhibbs]

they just keep getting better, excellent videos thanks for making them for us

[@campbell5737]

Done it again. You guys always cover what gear, tackle, handling techniques. As well as great fish and great cinematography.

[@campbell5737]

Ah, still watching, the under water take at 10 is amazing.

[@kanalgratisdotse]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it. /Pontus

[@mariuss5238]

Really fun and exiting to watch! More nymphing!

[@alcoholfree6381]

Very well done. His tying video is top rate. I want to visit Finland!! Thanks

[@jakobjaensch8671]

Absolutely great stuff guys. Loved it! Please more of that! Greatings from Switzerland.

[@thabstract0ne]

Keep the fly vids coming...I love seeing y'all fish in the beautiful Skandinavia!!!!

[@chrisstreet1994]

Very nice!! We fish for grayling all the time and this video was great. I will definitely try out your nymphing tips. Keep the videos coming!

[@Oholisfliesandfishing]

When competing i use almost the same selection. With few variations. I like it simple same as you did it here. Good job really

[@spindrifter2]

Excellent video. Relaxed style of presentation, great location and good balance of technical information. Well done!

[@johngeaney6872]

Absolutely beautiful river full of grayling well done

[@Beardedfurflinger]

Agree all 3 patterns are a basic start for nymphs,would add a prince nymph,bird's nest & dark lord,tight lines & bent rods

[@jandeere6964]

Great Video! I visited nymph lessons today and landed some nice trout. Though here in my region trouts are not so often to be caught, my best pattern is the gammarus.

[@lucaplett6553]

What a beautiful place, great video...👍 keep going guys

[@zuevribak]

Super fantastic video👍

[@olivierdamonte2652]

Merci pour les infos, très bonne vidéo. Bonne continuation 👍👍👍

[@SnapFishing]

The green of the threes is just way too green... I need to fish this place one day. FLY OR DIE 🤘🏻😁

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Really enjoyed that guys great job👍

[@tobythetrain]

Amazing video, Guys! Cato forgot to mention the Østerriket-Ungarn fly, but except from that it is perfect!

[@liamlindquist2715]

One of The best videos from kanalgratis.se

[@meandnature]

High quality production Pontus!

[@garylawlor2288]

Another top quality video. Camera work is amazing, some great shots and the lads in the video are entertaining. Thanks as always. Love the channel 😊

[@richardpm38]

Great Video, thank You from Scotland U.K

[@stephenphelan1043]

Class movie guys looks like you had fun, I agree on your patterns simple but deadly, I tie a ridiculously successful pheasant tail pattern I'd post you a pic if I could, tight lines more of this please and trout, oh by the way love the maniac got one last week it's amazing vision u nailed it 💪

[@suominenjj]

Thanks for the feedback! Which model did you get? One of the 10-foot ones or the new models for this season? My favourite is the 10' #3 :)

[@jsboyle3459]

Nice wee video👍🏻

[@K.B.Fishing]

What a spot! great video again!

[@robertomonari4097]

La pesca a mosca che preferisco, luogo fantastico e riprese stupende.

[@johnfive69]

Great video guys!! If this doesn't make you wanna get out there and fish nothing will!

[@tsobanos]

nice work guys! greetings from Amsterdam

[@markjones4031]

Nice video guys, beautiful setting 👍

[@jodypower4606]

I like the all the tips and flies i just picked up one of those nymph maniac rods and ill take all the tips i can get i live in eastern canada and almost everyone uses floating strike indicator (bobbers) nymph fishing.

[@johnoriordan7046]

Excellent clip well done

[@johnoriordan7046]

@Cato Vivelid Monsen very much .clear and precise nothing over complicated and in a stunning settimg

[@flyfishaholic]

I notice you both used the 10’ nymphmaniac. I just got the 11’ 3wt and wondered why your preference was the 10’. I have yet to use the rod by can’t wait to get it out on the water

[@suominenjj]

I love the 10' versions and they are my go-to tools when nymphing. Especially in the Nordic countries. Many of the waters up here are structured so that you will be able to get close enough with a 10' rod. The 10' is also a bit easier to handle being a bit shorter. However there are times when you need the extra reach and that's where the 11' Nymphmaniac comes to play.

[@jeanlouiscoulomb119]

Bonjour je viens de découvrir votre vidéo les images sont superbes et les explications techniques sont très instructives bravo

[@Ahvenmeister]

Nice vid guys! Off for some grayling/trout fly fishing in 1 month for me :)

[@Yorkie263]

Great video, going to try and tie some of those flies, would be interesting to see what gear you carry in your chest pack. I have one of those and always seem to have way too much gear in it.

[@trygvestrkr88]

Great episode, would like to try this euro nymphing. Question about leader: what is common distance between point fly and top dropper? And lenght of dropper?

[@pelagattifrancois926]

Bravo superbes images super explications merci d avoir partagé vos nymphe .on a envie de vous rejoindre.Qui sait peut etre a bientôt et encore merc

[@laukei1]

trout spey (or any UL spey) somewhere in Scandinavia would be extra cool. Published on the Mouching for sure. And any less conventional stuff. Wrasse on streamers, Mullet, and such ^^

[@josegoffin6397]

superbe vidéo ! je devais acheter une nouvelle canne à mouche et grâce à vous j'ai choisi la Nymphmaniac 9'6#3. superbe produit légèreté incomparable et superbes sensations de pêche. en nymphe comme en sèche En sèche avec un soie DT3 Pozzolini à courte et moyenne distance elle est Géniale. juste un point négatif !!! la qualité du liège !!! la poignée après une saison de pèche ressemble déjà à une canne de 10 ans dommage ! et encore merci pour vos vidéos qui sont superbes et les explications !

[@martinhuisintveld2105]

Great video! Thanks for posting. Just to be sure, the indicator is a two tone braded type of indicator. And the wax is to enhance the colour for better visibility. Or do apply the wax on coloured monofiliament? Greetings from The Netherlands.

[@suominenjj]

Hi Martin. Just noticed one thing in Cato's reply. The indicator is two tone monofilament. Not braided. And the wax is then applied for more visibility.

[@maxgimpl170]

Super interesting Video! Can i have some more please! Ask: how long is your leader? from the tippet-ring to the last Nymph; thank you

thank you for this video and the presentation of the product vison that I love very much. I had the pleasure of having nymphmaniac in my hands when you came to France at the Sanama Salon . really finished . thanks for the explanation of this technique of nymph to the thread that this practice for some years in france as everywhere in europe and elsewhere , but no bcp video also detailing had been realized . Thank you again to you .

[@stasmaksimov9531]

Thanks ! Great video! 👍

[@stasmaksimov9531]

Rewatching this fantastic video 3 years later! Feels even better than before! Like aged wine! 😊

[@screwedagain1]

You guys are awesome!

[@hejpadigdigdu]

Perhaps a video showing how to set two nymphs on the line? :-)

[@johnmckenzie3784]

great videos guys as ever, been tying your 3 favourite nymphs too :) but can you tell me what you are using for the sight indicator i see you put on some sort of coloured tube of florescent colour what was the product is you don't mind me asking. tight lines from Scotland :)

[@MB-lk6be]

Great episode! Would have enjoyed a more detailed description about nymphrods/lines and setup in general. How to connect every line, tippet, rings and so forth..

[@suominenjj]

Thanks for the comment Micke! Maybe we cook up something like that in another "gear setup video".

[@MB-lk6be]

@@suominenjj other topics people would enjoy watching would be, 1. Difference between a cheap rod and an expensive rod. 2. Casting techniques with different rods, situations etc.. 3. How to read the water 4. A deep dive into accessories such as bags, floatants, line speed liquids.. everything you need and use (plus things you dont need but is just cool) in your bag when fly fishing! 5. Different indicators (size, material, situations etc) pros and cons with them. 6. I am not a put n take angler myself(used to be), but going fishing around the putntake lakes around stockholm would be highly appreciated by your viewers I think. 7. Difference between a cheap and expensive reel. 8. A lot of people are buying fishing equipment from alibaba, wish, aliexpress. Judging by the pictures the reels and rods look awesome, but just how good are they really? Idea: test a few different popular fly fishing setups from the China stores and review them. This will give you thousands and thousands of views! Keep it up and Thanks for great content!

[@kharmanen6350]

Really nice! get out and do more films, everything works! Fly-tying is good! I'd like to see saltwater fishing for perch, how is that done?

[@jana150657]

Great movie!

[@brianreed1451]

hi guys so your set up is from the nymph line you add 10ft 25mm line. then the indicator line which would be how long please. then the tippet. why do you have the line between the nymph line and the indicator. regards Brian uk

[@ivand6707]

You are pro guys!

[@anton_gavrilov]

Last summer I was camping on the other side of the Russian border, I wish I new this nymphing technique then.

[@Adam-vp8bf]

Ser ju sjukt lätt ut för dem! Hahaha

[@jeanlouiscoulomb119]

Superbe vidéo

[@emiliodouzet9878]

Gracias por el vídeo, el atado de las mosca muy bien explicado y simple y muy efectiva en su pesca , también algunos datos que voy a poder corregir en la forma de de armar la lineas y como equilibra la caña y su carrete ( el lugar es maravilloso ) Linares Chile

[@lionelmonteux9259]

Bonjour j’ai adoré votre vidéo je voudrais savoir quelle est la boîte à mouches que vous avez tous les deux qui est fixée sur votre chestpack Merci d’avance pour votre réponse Cordialement Lionel

[@alexargyros7186]

Lovely video: both beautiful and informative. Could you tell me if the only sighter you use is mono with some fluorescent wax on it? In other words, do you use colored sighter material in addition to the wax? Alex

[@suominenjj]

Hi Alex. It's colored mono on the indicator but we enhance the color even more with Neon wax.

[@kalleheikkinen5915]

Do you use any larvas or just nymphs? I just started nymph fishing and its really fun.

[@dalespencer803]

What is your opinion on hook type? Barbless or barbed?

[@saoirseclark]

Super video guys! btw, what's the fly box on your vests?

[@brandonmcqueen1856]

At about 4:36 you mark the leader with what looks like a coloured glue stick, what is it?

[@petertroost6606]

Really Really Nice. ! Unfortunately in Holland no streams with Gray-ling or Brown Trout !

[@dominikk8547]

But good to like, isn't it?

[@bogdanspolnik4942]

Super film

[@MOGGY7912]

fantastic

[@MuskieBeLove]

What did you add to the leader to color the strike indicator? Looked like a wax paste. Seems like a great way to Euro Nymph!

[@suominenjj]

Hi Mike! It's called Neon wax and it's specifically designed for that purpose. It will make the indicator stand out even more!

[@MuskieBeLove]

@@suominenjj Thank you! Gonna try this!

[@andriusmerkevicius7748]

what kind of landing net are you using? thank you...

[@teemu1452]

Good guality flyfishing content from finland! U dont see that very often

[@kanalgratisdotse]

We have one more episode from Finland (Kilpisjärvi) coming soon 😎🇫🇮 That one will be epic... /Pontus

[@jameslisteroutdoors]

@@kanalgratisdotse awesome! I'm heading up to Kilpisjärvi for a fly fishing holiday this summer, so definitely look forward to that episode.

[@Frostbite498]

Not sure did i missed it, but did you say how high or low you put that strike indicator? Thanks for this video 👍👍👍

[@suominenjj]

Hi Arto! If you you mean indicator position in the leader setup it's also mentioned on the vid. But we have about 10-15 feet of level monofil connected to the ULN fly line. Then connect the indicator to the level. The length of the tippet section where the flies are then tied depends on the water depth. You want to have the indicator just above the water and your point fly just above the bottom.

[@jovisst]

In the movie cato is saying 90 cm to 1m from first fly but it all depends on the depth of the river you fish

[@suominenjj]

Indeed Magnus. Cato usually fishes and tries to look for spots with good depth for grayling which results to roughly about 1m from indicator to top fly. Then about 60-80cm from top fly to point fly. But the distance between top fly and indicator should always be adjusted to match the water depth.

[@dmitrijsstupins9624]

@@suominenjj Hi Jarkko, could you please tell what kind of connection you prefer for the leader and ULN fly line? And also, what kind of connection you prefer for the leader and mono indicator? Thank you

[@dmitrijsstupins9624]

@@jovisst Hi, Magnus, but maybe there is any rule of how much should be the tippet lenghth (the distance between the indicator and point fly) according to depth of the water ? Thank you

[@marektomczuk4658]

Witam. jestem wędkarzem z Polski, mam pytanie jakie używacie indykatora, gdzie można go kupić? pozdrawiam

[@veetiseppala147]

Where in kitkajoki this was filmed?

[@suominenjj]

Hi Veeti. This was filmed in Päähkänä area.

[@jamiewilliams1287]

What indicator do you use

[@gldead3741]

Can you show us how to tie the stick fly ?

[@KetSM630]

What kind of color pencil is this, that you use to color the indicator?

[@suominenjj]

It's called Neon wax.

[@vlastikotavaflyfishingcz]

Great video boys :) Iam using these nymphs too :)

[@baconlikeweight1214]

Where can I get the trout Pokémon hat? 🔥

[@SanjinNjuhovic]

Orange TAG the best ;)

[@Yuretsby]

Great video! But... why it is so poor cork quality on nymphmaniac's handle?? (( 16:23

[@Visionflyfishing]

Cork quality has been changed to better quality since the first production. Now the Nymphmaniac rods have 4A cork as the handle.

[@dyckersfly]

Good job!

[@stuartgreig2256]

Great video guys 👍

[@TheMaierHias]

Great Video Guys! What Line do you use for the stike indicator? i realy dont get it xD

[@jovisst]

HIgh vis mono bunch of them bicolour indicator from hanak or Rio has too

[@suominenjj]

Hi, like Magnus mentioned there are multiple brands offering two or three tone indicator monofil and that's what we use.

[@MatiasYlitalo]

Nice video! What's the stuff you put to the indicator at 18:10?

[@suominenjj]

Hi Matias, it's called Neon wax and it will make you indicator really visible.

[@dmitrijsstupins9624]

@@suominenjj Hi Jarkko, I looked there is two different types of Neon Wax - hard and soft. What do you preffer, what is better ? Also beside the brighter colour that it gives does it give the better floatation to the indicator?

[@suominenjj]

@@dmitrijsstupins9624 it depends the conditions you're fishing. In warmer conditions the hard version is better. But if you're constantly fishing in cold weather then the soft might be better. But I use hard. I haven't noticed any difference in floatation of indicator. Indicator should not be lying on the water anyway.

[@dominiqueleblanc2193]

Great video. Informative and great shots of fishing and scenary! Keep it up! How about a nice atlantic salmon video? Or some nice dorado from south America!

[@axelg4263]

What is the name of this river ?

[@wianterblanche]

Awesome video!!! Can someone tell me the artist / title of the song playing at 22:42