"How To Fish Nymphs” - Far Bank Fly Fishing School, Episode 9

[@dangreasley7934]

Really enjoyed this one. Thanks

[@FarBank]

Another one you like?? You must be our number 1 fan, now - or at least our number 1 commentor 😁😁

[@paharding]

These are the best fly fishing videos. Simon is incredibly talented in explaining fly fishing technique so that a complex topic is easy to comprehend.

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for commenting 🙂

[@atirsapot9433]

These are great. Best tutorials on youtube or anywhere.

[@FarBank]

Thanks for commenting, and glad you enjoyed the video...

[@craigisonychia]

this lineup of tutorials are really good, im looking forward to seeing more

[@FarBank]

Thanks for your comment - glad you like these videos, and hope you enjoy the rest of them :)

[@OneAsterick]

Love this series of videos. I believe this is the first one where the guy in the background catches a fish.

[@FarBank]

Glad you love the videos, and thanks for commenting. You are probably right about that background guy!! :)

[@nigelconroy3944]

Really enjoying your tutorials. Great information and presentation. Thank you

[@FarBank]

Thanks for commenting - glad you enjoyed it :)

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Great tutorial!

[@FarBank]

Thanks for your comment - glad you liked it :)

[@Mtmessick]

I needed this. Thank you SO much! I am having difficulty snagging too often when nymphing. I’ve lost at least 30 different flies from nymphing and getting snagged. Would love some input on judging depth! Thanks so much.

[@FarBank]

Thanks for your comment - glad you enjoyed the video. Judging depth comes with practice and becomes harder as you go from gin clear water, to water that has a slight color to it. If you start by standing at a depth just above your knees you'll be about 2 feet deep. Use the visual acuity of the bottom where you are standing as a base line for guesstimating the rest of the pool. Hope that helps a little...

[@flyfishingguide1991]

How to fish nymphs: don’t.