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I have fished nymphs on and off a little bit. I sell flies.. that doesn't
mean I know how to use them all the right way. I have always had a tough time figuring out when I get a hit on a nymph. After knowing i missed a few pick-ups I go back to dries. Pretty easy to know when you get a hit. Maybe I am fishing them wrong? I let them drop as close to bottom as I can... say when fishing a pheasant tail or a stonefly. then just try to creep them along at a slow buggy pace with random little twitch, jerks and rests. I try to keep them coming enough to not get hung on the bottom, but overall fish them in very slowly. I also fish them on floating line (I don't often fish deep water) so the leader and tippet are usually enough to get me to the bottom. Should I be pulling them along at a faster more steady pace so that when I get a hit I would just hook the fish automatically? I know mosquitoes just sort of squiggle in one place. How should I be fishing the little nymphs and do most folks use a strike indicator or just hit/miss by watching their line and guessing or the leader that happens to be on the water? _______________________________ www.fly-fishing-flies.com Flies from $5.60 per DOZEN and more! _______________________________ |
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