How To Fish Nymphs: Great Nymph Rigs

[@charleshutcheson2506]

Thanks Simon! Good info😊

[@EvergreenOG]

Great detail and instruction.. Thk u

[@FarBank]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed it...

[@MikeC-my4lf]

I absolutely love your videos. What size split shot are used? Weight?

[@FarBank]

We asked Simon who said that it depends on the current speed. The faster the current (or the deeper the pool), the bigger the split shot. He says there is no real chart that will help, and it is more of a gut feel.

[@MikeC-my4lf]

@@FarBank oy man...ok...I just moved...went from ocean fishing from deep water, shore, etc...im used to 6 oz+ sinkers. I have went fly fishing once since I've moved to Boise. I see videos "attach a split shot"...are they 1/16 oz- 1/4 oz? 1/64 - 1/32? I have no clue what sizes, weight, etc.

[@FarBank]

@@MikeC-my4lf - if you get a small tub of mixed sized split shot from 1.6 grams to 0.2 grams you should have all you need. These ones are pretty good: loonoutdoors.com/products/tin-drops-6-division

[@MikeC-my4lf]

@@FarBank ha! Haaaaa! Exactly what I needed! Thanks for responding, really means a lot and keep up the excellent content!

[@bazingabert3346]

nice video, does the point fly always have to be close or on the bottom? the river i go to alot has so many rocks i keep loosing lots of nimfs cause its so hard to figure out what depth to fish them

[@FarBank]

Not always, but it helps the vertical presentation and sensitivity when it is. Have you tried the inverted "jig" style nymphs?