Upstream Nymph for wild brown trout..

Catching wild trout on the deadly upstream nymph using twinwire nymphs,learn to tie the nymphs,it's easy,checkout this link... • Twinwire Nymph simple ...
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[@springerspanielful]

Watch as I catch wild spooky trout on the deadly upstream nymph.

[@wvlongshooter3912]

It’s so nice to c a person upstream nymph. Some think a euro rig is the only way now days. I use both ways depending on conditions. I think if you took the euro rig and heavy beaded nymphs away from even some top competition fly fisherman they’d be lost on a trout stream. Great content, thanks!!!! Really enjoying your channel!!

[@springerspanielful]

Well said!

[@davidgregg6703]

Stunning trout, great video, out of interest is there any wading boots u wud recommend and felt or rubber sole?

[@springerspanielful]

I don't really have a preference as regards soles, and I've tried almost all makes of boots and none of them last much more than a season, so on that score I don't tend to be too particular.

[@waikarimoana]

Awesome video and great day to be out and catching them trout George, nicely done mate, thumbs up and greetings from New Zealand Trout boys in down under,, Tony.

[@springerspanielful]

Thanks! You too!

[@ThePiast86]

Love it. Greetings from Baltinglass by Slaney River.

[@springerspanielful]

Greetings to you too,tight lines from Tipperary.

[@vinniesdayoff3968]

Daycent video George!

[@springerspanielful]

Thanks Vinnie.

[@AboveWorryLevelFlyFishing]

Great Clip - great to see what you guys on the other side of the world are up to

[@springerspanielful]

Thanks,it's a long way to Tipperary alright..

[@jctralee]

How do you feel the takes, do you use an indicator, and what length leader do you use,

[@springerspanielful]

You can't feel the takes using this technique,it's all visual.Any indicator would scare off every fish in the area in such low water,and you'll never get good at this method if you use an indicator.Leader is typically around 12-14 feet.

[@jctralee]

@@springerspanielful so when you say visual, your mean watching your leader for sudden movements, cause i tried nymphing and the small ones i caught i was nearly recasting and found them on rather than , hooking them myself, i just want to know am i missing loads cause they just spit it out , cause im not striking them

[@springerspanielful]

@@jctralee I think all your questions are answered in this vid...kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4m8nmaZo92ErZY

[@jctralee]

@@springerspanielful thanks , if you ever want to give lessons, i would be up for it, i have a river across the road ,caught minnows only this year, but would love to have your skill, practice practice, practice i think

[@springerspanielful]

@@jctralee I can be contacted on facebook messenger or whatsapp.

[@martincorcoran8263]

George your vid's are getting better and better. You should be working for the tourist board. PS is that some kind of trap at 1302. From Cork

[@springerspanielful]

Thanks Martin,it was formerly an eel trap,long defunct now.

[@b52bomber1]

Do you sell your nymphs?. If so do you have a page where they can be viewed.. Thanks 👍

[@springerspanielful]

instagram.com/george.mcgrath1961/

[@davidfurlong3751]

do you have any opinion on using jig hooks for bead head nymphs?

[@springerspanielful]

A hook is a hook,jig or otherwise,I don't put too much heed in what kind they are,they all serve the same purpose at the end of the day.

[@johngeaney6872]

Well done George lovely trout and a beautiful river

[@springerspanielful]

Thanks John.

[@bobmorgan6333]

Lovely river. Is it the Suir?

[@springerspanielful]

It is indeed.

[@bobmorgan6333]

@@springerspanielful cheers lad. I'm up in Nenagh myself. Hope to get on it some day. I hear it's a mighty spot.