Guys, check out the Euro Nymphing In A Box kit here! --> bit.ly/EuroNymphKit

*I was pleased with Trilene mono line **enjoyable.fishing** recommend performance (25 lb. test) because it offers smooth casting with no tangles/bird's nest in the spool. And, knots can be tied effectively with ease. I would recommend.*

In 30 years of fishing and watching videos (most on VHS that you had to buy ……before KZread)this is one of the best . Loads of great advice for beginners and experienced ,fantastic work .

I am so looking forward to this 2nd video, and I hope in the future you do others on this same Euro Nymphing videos, I am learning so much, MSG Leum

@IBandAndyFishing

4 ай бұрын

we've not done a tutorial style video, but lots of our videos have euro nymphing in them!

Really interesting. I have just started this style, and casting has driven me around the bend. Your style of instruction is easy and clear very good more please

@IBandAndyFishing

4 ай бұрын

thanks so much Howard! There are lots of different ways to cast this rig, I find for folks new to mono rigs/french leaders, this is the easiest to get people going

This is the best instruction video I have come across - pretty much for any kind of fishing video. I'm going to give it a try in the Pennsylvania wilds!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

that's really kind Tom, thank you very much! IB and I are overwhelmed by all these nice comments!

I love that you provide instruction while actually fishing, and catching fish. Not just from a desk inside somewhere like most do. Great work!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Ryan, much appreciated!

Really good video, the only thing I would add is that on some days - especially for grayling - I've found that the fish respond to a rhythmic raising and lowering of the rod tip of around 4 inches right the way through the drift (i.e.after the first quarter). One day in particular it went from 1 fish per 10 drifts to 1 fish or take per drift! By the way, you've reminded me to use that bow and arrow cast much more, too!

Ive never tried Euro nymphing but thinking I'll try it now, thanks ya'll

18:10 - I love the action of your rod tip. My rod tip is less active, so I'm loading the rod by placing two small split shot at the end of the tippet and placing two droppers above. Just learned that trick on another vid. The round the head cast is a great move! As for the sling-shot move, well, its prehistoric. 😊

I started using this method last season when my son introduced to it. Needless to say I found it very effective, so much so I have bought a new Snowbee rod which I can't wait to use when lockdown allows us to start travelling again. I have found your two part tutorial so useful, you are a born tutor and IB's camera work was superb! As a 70 year old with 40 seasons fly fishing behind me, it just shows that, if you have any sense you never stop learning about our great sport. Thanks again and keep safe.

@IBandAndyFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff Michael, really glad you're enjoying your nymphing and getting out there after them! You're totally right, you really do never stop learning!

Another great informative video, I can’t wait to give this a go, never done it before but watching the videos have learnt so much already, wish me luck lol

Another great tutorial, love the way you structured video and progressed through the elements of the technique. Many thanks! Andy and IB

Excellent videos, thanks very much Andy and IB.

Thank you to both of you for making these videos!

Please keep them coming, your videos are so informative and I can’t wait to try and put your techniques into practice.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Andrew, we'll do our best!

Brilliant instruction. The extended line method with the flies in the water providing the initial tension to cast is helpful. Thanks Andy and to IB too.

Well presented and very informative. Looking forward to part two

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mr P!

Another great watch , learned loads , cheers guys .

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

absolute pleasure Keith, glad we could help!

Great vlog!! You really explain everything so well. You make it all so simple with you easy to understand descriptions. Keep up the good work 😊

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Great 2x tutorials, very clear easy to follow pointers. Love your vids, learn’t a lot through them all. Please keep it up👍

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

very kind, thank you so much!

Enjoyed both videos a lot of useful information. I found them at the right time going to try next week. Should be fun. Thanks again.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

let us know how you get on!!

Cheers guys for another great video, I've been euronymphing for a few years and have seen all the points you covered in videos I've paid for. Saying that I wish this video was out when I started as your guide is easy to understand and entertaining, (and free😁) Thanks again and looking forward to new videos.

Hi Guys, i have watched the excellent modern nymphing videos but your ones are free and an excellent intro to this technique. Thank you. I enjoyed the section on playing the fish on the drag. Not enough anglers make use of the drag, choosing instead to hand line the fish in which i think leads to more break offs. Great videos, thank you.Will recommend on the upstream nymphing facebook group i use.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

that's really kind of you Christopher, thank you very much! We pay money for these drag systems, why not use them!?

First time watching your videos. I watched the Part 1 of this 2 part series. I've been fishing for 30 years, fly fishing for a little less. Just bought myself a new rod - 10ft #3 to use primarily with nymphs and dries. Followed you both on instagram. Tight lines to you both. New subscriber here.

#1+2 = great informative Euro guide - well done, both of you!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thank you very much Eamonn, really glad you enjoyed it!

Very helpful; covers the basics very well, without being simplistic, and very accessible.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Perhaps the best videos I've seen on the subject. Especially appreciate the focus on how to cast this rig.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

cheers Ron, it's our pleasure!

Great videos, great production, great demonstration, many thanks for your instruction!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

great comment, thansk very much!

Andy...really enjoyed the nymphing video. I am just starting but this has been so helpful

This is the best explanation of Euro Nymphing out there also watched the video on the floating net wonderful.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Robin, really glad it was useful!

got to be the best euro nymph fishing video on u tube .well done. jim walker.

Great videos, part 1 and 2, very good tuition, easy to follow, thanks. Also so nice to see you delighted with small brownies, all to often it's only big fish that are featured and fishing is not all about big. I must say that apart from the set up with the long french leader, it's a lot like wet fly fishing, which is what I've done a lot of over the years. I'll be watching more of your videos and enjoying seeing a couple sharing such enthusiasm for the sport I've embraced for over 50 years!

Really clear and helpful pair of videos. Thanks Y.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

very kind, thank you very much!

This is a very interesting setup. I have never seen this before here in the us. I am definitely going to look into this setup. Thank you for posting this. Learn a lot.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed it!

Very useful. Great detail. Thanks😊

You make it look easy mate! Another great video guys keep em coming 👍

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

not at all, if this was difficult I wouldn't be able to do it! Many thanks, we both really appreciate it!

Best French nymphing vid I've seen, excellent.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

very kind Paul, thanks for watching!

Terrific video, used to more catch fish than I thought even there, sometimes almost at my feet. Can't wait to try on the large carp in my favorite river,up to 5 kilos.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, we're glad you enjoyed it!

Many thanks for this; really appreciate it. Keeping me sane through lock-down. Wouldn't mind booking a guiding session with you guys, when we get through this.

Great tutorial mate. French leader ordered 👍

It's taken a while for me to get the confidence to watch these vids on euronymphing. I've been stuck in the 90s with stillwater trout tactics from that era so rivers have been somewhere I've avoided. For some reason I thought it was going to be dead technical and your comment about giving this to new clients with no fly fishing experience made the difference for me. As a result my first nymphing rod is on the way and I cant wait to give it a go!

Great videos, thanks for the very good instruction . I will try it in the next few days . Greetings from Germany .

Nice work bro... You know me I fish nymphs all year round and it's great to see someone highlighting how much thought goes in to catching fish using this method..

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

cheers AP, I know you're well in to the nymphing, you catch a ton on the bugs!

Great videos, nice easy to follow along, I’m thinking may be incorporate I B in the next video. But where waiting for the next one..thank you again

Great stuff. I'm taking these techniques out to the historic rivers and streams of Shenandoah National Park here in the States next weekend. I think these techniques will work amazing. Thanks for sharing.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

please do let us know how you get on!!

Really excellent video lots of useful information and tips thank you

@IBandAndyFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris, glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome tutorial.Thank you!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 ай бұрын

thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it!

Excellente video,thank you for the awesome video

Good part two, great introduction series for anyone interested in the method. I find with very soft rods I can raise the rod to take up the slack rather than retrieve line but as you say many ways to do this but great benefit to know as many as you can to equip you in whatever you encounter. I think a lot of people would be interested in the tying methods also.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, yeah it was referring to much longer length drifts than would be possible on a static line, it'd be impossible to keep much more than 3 rod lengths in the air without a bit of a retrieve, even my monkey arms can't get that high!

Been fly fishing a long time but only just started euro nymphing found the videos easy to follow some great tips cleared up some confusion on certain aspects very informative great job definitely be looking at your other videos thank you

@IBandAndyFishing

2 жыл бұрын

that's really kind Mike, thanks very much for the comment!

Brilliant video Andy, and great camera work Ieva. That’s the best guide to French Nymphing I have seen. Top work pal 💪

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

huge complement alex, thanks so much! Have you been back on the Wye?

@alexlewis8744

4 жыл бұрын

Ieva and Andy Fishing last Monday. Getting tough in the daytime now. May get back to subsurface on the dove for a bit. On the dukes beat on the lathkill week after next. Can’t wait

Very well explained

Just got around to watching. Another excellent video with clear instructions. Might give it a go in the Autumn.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Really glad it was useful Richard! Let us know how you get on 👍👍👍

Great part two guys, cant wait to try out the longer casts, thanks for sharing your technique, been wondering how best to get a longer drift without risking damaging the rod with falls casts and heavy nymphs. All the best

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

brilliant, that exactly why we made the videos! Use the friction of the water, it takes a bit longer but it's way safer!

Another great video 👌🏻 cheers

@IBandAndyFishing

3 жыл бұрын

great stuff, let us know how you get on!

Awesome videos, keep up the great work guys :)

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ian, very kind!

Good stuff ,well presented.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers Gary, glad it was useful!

Incredible videos i learned a lot! Thank you so much!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I have applied everything that I learned from this video, and I have enjoyed some excellent Success so far during my first winter Grayling season. When i combined this with the Grayling 'Fly Pack' that i bought from you guys the results were pretty much instant, brilliant flies. In my opinion this style of fishing is like chess, minutes to learn and years to master, so its great to have this tutorial to short cut a lot of fuss on the bank lol Personally I think Nymphing is a Great addition to the anglers arsenal and versatile as well. Nice one guys.

Thanks for this Amazing Video!!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for this amazing comment!

This series was awesome and really informative! It led me to watching a few more of your videos and y'all are developing quite the library. One of the ones I watched regards fishing spiders. Stateside, we don't have quite as much info on how to fish these effectively. Would y'all ever be willing to do some videos of fishing spiders/wet flies? Thanks so much!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Matt!

Outstanding

thank you for a realy good film....

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Martin!

Brilliant! I am an experienced fly fisher wanting to get into euro nymphing and your videos are excellent. Around the world cast is cool and look forward to using it.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

That's fantastic Paul, really glad these videos helped! Where do you do your fishing?

@paulbugeja5425

4 жыл бұрын

@@IBandAndyFishing I live in Vermont, USA and this time of year we have a Landlocked Salmon run on a river in Vermont that I fished two days ago. I would like to use the Euro technique next year for this fall spawn.

NICE PART 2

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Johan! 👍👍👍

another excellent video, I liked the fishing at length bit, as I can put the nymphs out pretty far, but struggled to keep in contact, need to practice the figure of eight retrieve when casting at distance with the rod high, its easy enough when fishing in Stillwater with the tip down. Thanks

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

huge thanks again richard, we're very grateful for your comments, they mean a lot!

Great video! i am just starting out on this journey, having starting flyfishing on Rutland water in the early 80's. as it is i am having a few difficulties finding the correct gear. I live in Australia now and Euro Nymphing is used a great deal but from what it can see not with the french style long leaders, because of this the French leaders are impossible to find.

Hi Andy & Ieva I keep coming back to these 2 videos time and time again because they are so informative and well constructed. On the latest viewing I paid a bit more attention to the nymph you used - the hackled caddies pattern. Would you be able to detail the materials and tying sequence for this pattern? Better still, having watched your Vlogs on your top 5 grayling flies, maybe a new series of Vlogs on your top 5 trout nymphs/dries?? 🙏🏻

Great set of videos Andy. Got myself all set up now, 3wt rod Hanak reel and spooled it up with a level czech nymph floating line. Fishing regs here in NZ demand that when fishing for trout in " Fly Fishing only " rivers a fly line is required to be on the reel. Daft tho ... as in the majority of times the flyline isnt actually used ! Next week my first outing to give it a crack from my normal nymphing setup so will see if I can get a handle on this technique. You two part vids are a great help and Im sure to anyone like myself who is trying this out for the first time. Again thanks, appreciated

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

That's a very kind comment, thanks so much Rex! I didn't know that about NZ, it's a good job I wasn't using the long leaders when I visited ten years back!

Definitely going to get into this. I use nymphs very successfully in lakes but have never caught a fish in a river on one. In fact I have never caught a fish fishing upstream. It's the vicious cycle - it doesn't work for me so I don't do it often.

Good stuff, the both of them. I have been fishing this way for a time now, but I sure wish I could have watched this when I started! It would've caught me a lot more fish earlier. I have recommended it to my friend who's just starting. Well done.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Hyde thanks Tomas, that's great to hear! Very kind words, thank you!

@tyanez

4 жыл бұрын

@@IBandAndyFishing I do have a question, actually. My leader is an almost 9M Hends camou French leader. It does the job, but does have a bit of memory when it comes off the reel. I notice your leader material doesn't kink up like mine does. What are you using? Thanks

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

In the video I'm using one of the Daiichi french leaders. I've not used them much bit so far they've been very good!

Brill follow up vid. Could you do a tying video of a few of the nympths? Or even a material list?

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Martin! Most of flies I used in this vlog are Fulling Mill to be honest, their Tactical range is brilliant

Excellent Vids

Great end to,2 informative videos

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks James, really glad they were useful!

Great tips ! As mainly a chalk stream fisherman, where indicators are shunned I would be interested to know how the techniques can be adapted for southern rivers.

Liked and subbed. Very informative. Thanks!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Roland, really glad to have you here!

Good video there. Like a condensed modern nymphing elevated.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

I've still not watched it, is it good?

@native_edn_flyfishing854

4 жыл бұрын

Ieva and Andy Fishing yeah. They both are well worth a watch. A lot of hints and tips from the computing scene.

Thanks again

I'll give it a try on my local canal with my perch flies :D

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

yes! Love the sound of that, let us know how it goes

Thanks. I’m just getting into the method after almost forty years of indicator nymphing. Really thorough introduction. My only suggestion is that just a bit more time on line, leader, and tippet variations would have helped. But really, an “A” presentation.

Wonderful

As other are saying, best Euro Nymphing video I've seen! I watch all your videos but this series has been a massive leap forward in the production value with IBs filming and the drone footage! Great work! Wanted to for a while and this video has inspired me to buy a 10 ft 3# rod and give it a go! Quick question, I'll try this next week on a fairly narrow river with only bank fishing (chalk stream) - this still a valid approach? Anything you would change in the method for bank fishing? Keep the videos coming!

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

huge thanks for the kind comment, we really appreciate it! As for the bank fishing, this is something IB and I come up against when we fish the derbyshire wye during the winter for grayling. In truth, I prefer to use an indicator and fly line in the situations, but if your river is narrow you should find areas where you can use the french leader too. Let us know how you get on!

Both videos are outstanding and are the best I've watched on you tube for French nymphing. Thanks to both of you and i can't wait to employ the techniques up here in Cumbria 👍👍.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

wow, that's serious praise, thanks! Which of the cumbrian rovers do you fish?

@philiprobbins8835

4 жыл бұрын

@@IBandAndyFishing eden, Eamont, lowther and the annan in the winter for grayling 🎣👍

Andy, just watched your 2 part video on rench/euro nymphing. Brilliant.. The reason why I searched for this is that when on my local river recently (ribble) dry fly fishing for chub, nothing was happening until I put a nymph dropper underneath a big dry sedge and then caught 4 fish.So my question is" would you fish french nymph style for chub and would it be any different to your videos catching trout or grayling..thanks. Jim

Excellent. Will be trying all of your instruction soon on the river Tummel grayling. Again, excellent. Where do I get these leaders from and of course the indicators? Thanks

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Brilliant, thanks for the kind words Peter! You should find all the kit linked in the description box of the video...

Only just found your channel. I'm an all rounder but not fly fished for about 15 years and been struggling on my local suburban stream only landing one trout in my last two short visits. Went out today having watched these tutorials a couple of times and had ten trout land six the biggest about 8 inches. Really enjoyed this method. What are the differences between czech nymphing and euro nymphing just the leader? Many thanks Kieran

Andy- are you letting the flies drift naturally by the current (and just making sure you stay in front of it) or are you pulling the flies at the pace you want them to go? If the latter, how do you determine the current at depth? Thanks mate, learned a bunch.

Can you please talk about your net system and how it connects in back and what it is? Mine always seems difficult to get out. thanks.

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Hi James! We gave a video done on this in August. X

Andy. Superb set of videos. Two questions even using 4mm tungsten x 2 can struggle to get down ...am I fishing in too deep water. Second how big are your nymphs. I was using a 18 jig. Too small? Catching due to good video just want more

I dig the vids. Can you discuss that net setup you’re using there? Is everything you use only available in the Uk or are there US spots for them?

Best euro nymphing vid i have seen. I opted for a 4 wt 10 foot rod. i know it is a bit heavy, but as you suggested, i want to use it for other types of fishing. Quick question, euro nymphing with a 4 wt - what are the limitations... and should i adopt a different technique? cheers

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

really the only issue is it pulling the hooks out of fish, often the heavier rod can "bump fish off", where you feel like you've set the hooks but the fish comes off after a second or two. The softer rods tend to protect the hook hold better.

Nicely done and explained. I like your floating net, but I don't see any links to it?

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! Keep posted for a How To video from IB on the floating nets

ANother great video - thanks. Is there any particular reason why you use a dropper rather than the NZ style of tying a second nymph on to the bend of the fly above?

Luv your videos! I'm really excited to try some euro nymphing when I go up to Montana to fish the Madison and Boulder rivers in a month or so. Quick question on trout behavior , do fish intercept the nymphs as they come into view or do they follow them and swing to the side to grab them or do a full 180 to follow them a bit before eating them? I've seen videos of trout eating dry flies where they come up from below as the fly passes overhead before swinging around or to the side before eating them in a downstream-facing direction. On a small creek near my home I often see the trout chase my mop fly as it floats/bounces downstream before eating it. So, rather than setting the hook in a downstream direction I do a "lift" to give myself a better chance for a hookup. Anywho, love your videos and the enthusiasm you guys bring to them. Last thing, have you ever tried a tenkara rod? They're becoming super popular in the states like Colorado (where I live) and in Montana (where I'm going). Take care.

Great pair of "how-to" videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain. I have not fly fished this style but am anxious to try on my local trout stream. I need to get a rod but more importantly, I need to figure our the line and indicator options here in the USA. There is no need for fly line per se, correct? Tightlines! John Page

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks John, it's very kind of you to take the time out to comment, we appreciate it! There is no necessity for a fly line, no. My rig uses just backing and the 900cm french leader, but you can just as easily attach the french leader to a fly line and wind it over the top

@johnwpage

4 жыл бұрын

@@IBandAndyFishing Thank you for the quick response. I will give it a go. Thank you for the confidence to take a crack at it.

Andy quick question. When you fish low water like this, what fies are u using? Are you using weighted or unweighted flies. Thanks for good educational video.

Great video. I watched the first one and went out and bought a euro rod. Is there a reason that euro nymphers seem to use large nets. You were talking about the 2nd or 3rd bug can get caught on the net. Is that why?

Hi guys. Love these two vids on the Euro-style nymphing! Very informative. Can you tell me about your net? Is it able to be purchased off the shelf? and is it held on to the back of your vest with a magnet? I like the way it floats obediently by your side. Is it hollow tubing? Thanks again! Pat

@IBandAndyFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Pat! We have a whole video on how to make a floating net on our channel !

Andy I am researching this series in preparation for the winter grayling season on my local river taff as it's a technique I still haven't mastered yet. It's a medium to large sized river where I am often having to wade back and forth over a run to effectively fish. This is something I've always struggled with as I worry I am spooking fish downstream of me when doing this. Being a fairly small river you don't seem to have this problem on your local. Is it likely we can see a series on euro nymphing for grayling on these bigger rivers that a lot of us fish (like the Welsh Dee) from you?