Nymph Fishing Techniques (How to Set the Hook and More!)

Our Trout Fishing class with Out Fly Fishing Outfitters is now open!
Personally, while taking this class, I had at least half a dozen "ah ha!" moments — Josh, Naoto, Steve and Ty completely opened my eyes to the intricacies of the hook set, fly selection, and more.
I thought this particular chapter was really interesting!

This class is guaranteed to build confidence in your ability to identify the insects that matter, learn trick-casts and mends that will allow you to reach fish in tricky scenarios, and so much more.

As usual, for the first week we're also adding some amazing bonuses:
- Lifetime access (our classes usually come with one year's enrolment, but we know how scarce time is these days)
- Enrolment to our popular Czech Nymphing with Clint Goyette Masterclass (it's the perfect compliment to this class)
- One year's membership to Anchored Outdoors and all the wonderful perks it comes with (which include our interactive tying lessons, my Spey class, Justin Duggan's On The Water Class and a ton of exclusive content).

The class is carefully organised into 20 chapters, covering:

How to Read Water
Casting and Mending Techniques
Dry Fly Fishing
Nymph Fishing Techniques
Streamer Fishing Techniques
Aquatic Insects, Terrestrials, Fly Selection
Hooking, Playing and Landing Fish
Gear Selection, Knots and more!
Q&A

[dadeking]

This is a very helpful video. I learned a lot more from this than almost all the other nymphing videos I've watched combined. Most just focus on how to set up the rig and how to get a good drift, but nobody has gone in depth with the relevant information for the most important part - actually catching a fish! Going to take my newfound knowledge out to the freestone now, thanks!

[MrStingray]

I just found this video and I have a feeling this 10 minute presentation has dramatically improved my success rate and I haven't even gotten out of my chair yet. Your visual presentation with the HUGE white streamer really highlighted what I have been doing wrong. You also mentioned the Bow river which is my local river so you are clearly nearby. Subscribed!

[slickwilly]

I take it a long drift that takes the indicator downstream of you will be a waste of time?