Josh Miller Euro Nymphing A Pennsylvania Spring Creek

Josh Miller fly fishing the Early Season in Pennsylvania on a beautiful spring crick. Hope you enjoy!
Josh Miller
www.Troutyeah.com

[@mcl217]

Hi Josh I really like your net . It looks like a Maclean - what model and size is it exactly?

[@donduerring5214]

I just saw you yesterday... Nice video nephew!

[@chasinbowsnbrowns3652]

Love how so efficient you are in hooking, netting, and getting into your drift immediately! Great work Josh !

[@markalanharris8529]

Josh, you are one fishy guy. Your ability to detect even the lightest bite is amazing.

[@theineptflyfisherman]

nice josh! glad to see that even the master loses fish. 🙂

[@brookelec]

Hi, beginner here. You seem to be casting from left to right and water loading to a very accurate cast. Is or was there a disadvantage for casting over your right shoulder? Thanks

[@cwreevescol3]

That’s what slaying them looks like. One of the most useful things I learned to do while utilizing ESN was to be equally adept casting w both arms. Although I’m right handed, I can equally cast left handed which affords several advantages. Learning is not as hard as one would think. Again, well done.

[@eric44707]

That’s not fishing. That’s catching! I’m amazed at how you pull several fish out of the same spot. I’d love to learn your techniques. Could you share your line/leader setup?

[@OldDominionTroutBum]

Awesome work my friend!

[@vjaldere2]

High quality angling right here ladies and Gentlemen

[@davidhowie584]

Do you travel too guide or only near Pittsburgh, PA?Dave

[@mikerapeer4848]

Special technique of euro nymphing!!! When’s the book coming out? Good stuff thanks for sharing

[@TroutYeah]

Can’t wait. Christmas time!!

[@coreylabarge126]

What reel is that?

[@jiminnari]

For Josh it IS so easy!

[@davidbole8574]

So smooth and effortless.

[@scottnock5241]

You make it look so easy!!!

[@awflyfishing]

Nice video🙂🐟

[@Rustygondolas]

Why are all your flies sinking? Have you added floatant? What size treble hook is under your bobber?