Farmington River Connecticut

[@farmerbob4554]

I fish a very heavily fished river here in California and got skunked for years until I started tight lining which just about always produces fish. It’s a great technique. This guy explained it very well.

[@bobbymarconi7452]

Thanks for posting this one boys, this is my home river, and I absolutely love it!

[@aprendiendoconsamuelcarran9682]

Hi good morning Bobby Marconi. I am a Spanish guy who made videos to teach Spanish. people how to do things like fishing in a little bit of everything. I like to educate people to make sure they don’t make mistakes when fishing or hunting Or boating. And I would like to find a people to teach me how to fish in Huntington river. Take a look my channel. Thanks brother

[@bigron8346]

My favorite river!

[@aprendiendoconsamuelcarran9682]

Very nice video brother. I like how you explain everything about you experience.

[@klameros9061]

My brother taught this technique to me. Highly effective!

[@wilksflyfishing1406]

Thanks for all the great videos. I've learned quite a bit and as m actually up in CT right for work and doing some fishing on the farmington. Hopefully will get some luck tomorrow and Saturday.

[@aprendiendoconsamuelcarran9682]

Now I am your fan

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Excellent video 🎣👍.Euro neiphing is a deadly method. It's like touch leadering, using a feeder rod, for Barrel & Chub. Letting the bait tumble down the streem, without hanging up. It's a learning curve , that puts you ahead of everyone else 👍🤪

[@dominiqueleblanc2193]

I find that resting my index finger on the rod makes it easier to feel the strikes. You feel everything through that rod. Sometimes even without looking at my sighter.

[@briansaunders3768]

Home river!!

[@-Szymek]

Wspaniale super miejsce pozdrawiam

[@AK2HI]

I'm 51 yrs old and have been "euro-nymphing" for years before it even had a name haha

[@rustbeltwilds837]

Yep i hear that bud. Been drifting since 70s lol

[@williamkeith8875]

The secret is out