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I don’t know if there is a best way. If there is, I haven’t found it. There are simple ways; which is why I titled it the way I did. But I’m not in a position to say something is the best. I can say simple or most effective. But as always, with life and fly fishing, there’s a lot of “it depends”.

Guess that’s for the fly shop to figure out. It’s also a one use code: which allows them to sell at full price for all items. However; still allows a customer to get a small discount on a specific item of their choice for just one purchase. It’s not uncommon practice. Troutbitten has many similar discount codes for a variety of stores nationwide.

Not as often as you’d think. Watch one of my more recent sighter angle videos. That helps me limit it a good bit. Also, can always change weights of flies accordingly. If all you are doing is dredging or ticking the bottom then something is wrong

Thanks for checking it out. Wish I had more time to keep putting out videos. But with full time job, guide service; and two kids it’s a bit tough. I try my best to give coaching/teaching points in videos. Stick with it and I’m sure you will do well. Tight lines!

Literally everything! It has the reel, rod, line, even a leader (though not my favorite; but certainly good enough) and even comes with tippet to use, which is 5x flouro. Heck, they even include flies now, which appear to be good Tungsten Beaded ones. The price has even dropped recently, which makes it a GREAT deal right now. Here is a link for it: amzn.to/45nTxVQ I would highly recommend for a starter set up, which I think it is better than a beginner set. Just be sure to choose the Euro Nymph Ready to Fish Bundle. It was $399, which I thought was a good enough deal. It is now only $320!!! Enjoy and thank me later! Tight lines Jonathan!

That is awesome! I love a good dry dropper set up, especially during terrestrials. Size 12-16 is the sweet spot with nymphing. It is not uncommon I got to sz 18 for dry dropper, depending the size of the fly. Thanks for watching and commenting Jeff! Tight lines!

Not PA for this one :)

Thanks Mike! More good tips to bring fish to the net.

Glad you like it!

There are a bunch of ways to connect them: Tippet Ring Blood Knot Small Perfection loop tied in UV Splice and more.... This video was going for the "simple way" and I have found this is the easiest and most overall effective for any person to master and work confidently. I would likely wager the "best" way is to do the small perfection look tied in. To each their own on how they do it though. Tight lines and thanks for watching and commenting.

Was just there this past weekend. It was awesome!

@@tightliningmd Are you going to do a video of it? The water was somewhat low, but glad you had an awesome time. We're going out tomorrow.

No videos. I barely got to fish for me. Maybe 30 mins each day during just after guide trips. Caught a bunch. But this weekend wasn’t about me.

Glad you enjoyed it. This was fun to make and I am glad people are enjoying/learning from it. Tight lines!

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the feedback and hope you have fun on the water. Thanks Mike!

Ed! Thanks for watching and sharing with the group. I am really looking forward to meeting you guys in July and talking fly fishing with your group. Hopefully someone in the chapter can try it out on their own with this video as a building block, then I can help answer questions when I am there in person. Tight lines till then and I hope the products you selected treat you well!

Thanks for the feedback Dale. As someone who know their way around a stream and Euro Nymphing, it is great to hear your words of affirmation. Tight lines and I look forward to hopefully connecting this summer!

I want to bring the speed of leader, which is above the surface, to "at or slightly slower than the pace of the current". Which is essence would mean the flies are doing about the same as well, if not more. Hope that helps. Tight lines on the water!

Thanks! Appreciate you watching and being a member Art. Congrats on that Driftless Brown, a real stunner!

Thanks a lot Jaron! I really enjoyed fishing, teaching, and editing for this one. I figured it might help someone, and if nothing else people might enjoy the fishing side of things. Tight lines out there!

Hi Henry

Thanks man. I don't mind a good stocker bashing session every once in a while. Was fun to try some new things and have some success. Tight lines!

I know, right? I showed my daughter that part too. Very unique! Tight lines out there Scott!

Days a part is pretty cool! I don't think ive have any noticeable encounters of a fish I have gotten later on a different trip, but in the same hole. I did catch the same fish once before in the same day. Nice 15-16" brown. He was in a different spot the second time and at a different nymph a few hours later.

Thanks Cliff. Always good for the soul to get out for a bit. Tight lines brother!

Thanks for watching and commenting Art. Hope you are well and I will be seeing you on Monday for our monthly YT Member meeting. Tight lines buddy!

Thanks, certainly made my day!

Thanks Dave! That last big one, which I didn't hook on film, I smashed that hole prior. I had gotten 4-5 others and just didn't record to save battery. When I hooked him though I couldn't pass up turning it on, he had some SHOULDERS! Tight lines!

I would suggest using a standard floating or even lighter grain sink tip. All depends on the type of depth/water you are fishing. Many streamers don't have weight and you need either split shot or weighted line to get them down. Honestly, practice and time on the water. Consider hiring a guide as well. They can not only help with that, but get practice and refine your technique. Any time I am struggling with a concept or approach I do the same. Saves time getting it wrong doing it myself :)

Thanks Jerome! The stream treated me well and was in great condition. Fish were fired up and I was glad to tangle with a bunch. Tight lines buddy!

Im pretty excited to get my hands on one. Thanks for your order Dale!

I sincerely appreciate your order Bryan. Fortunate to have a friend in the fishing industry like you. BTW, at my most recent clinic, when I mentioned resources, before I could even start someone suggested your YT Channel and series. I confirmed they were right and for everyone to check it out. Keep up the great work my friend!

@@tightliningmd I dig the leather patch man and happy to support you. Speaking of channels.. I was talking with some guys last year at a fly tying night at the local shop and they were talking about some of your streamer videos for big trout. I told them we were friends afterward.

Sadly I did. I was out of time and wanted to at least make sure the technique was shown. However, to your point, I wish it was on an average fish minimally lol. Barely put a bend in the rod, but counted! Tight lines and thanks for watching.

Yessir! An OG Supporter. You are my guy Josh!

I try to go at/slightly slow than the pace of the current with my "lead". Very rarely am I pulling the flies down stream. If anything, try to go with river. At the end of the video, sorry if you didn't make it there, I did a close up of the sighter. Hopefully that helps some. I generally like a very small sag. Situationally things can change, but many time I lead with a light sag or loss of tension. Thanks for watching and commenting!

You got that right! Thanks for watching Dave!

When you say your rigs, do you mean the leader? I am using a Micro Leader, which I will post a separate video for later. Is it tippet? If so, 6x tippet and I discussed depth in the video? Flies I covered. Just curious which you meant. Best of luck as you keep going out, sorry this wasn't enough. Tight lines!

@tightliningmd First let me say your videos are great and been a huge help to me. Iam just a very visual learner and it just helps to the detail on your setup. For instance the spacing between the nimpf and the egg. Its alot to learn and every little bit helps. Iam so glad I found your channel.

@@joepro8858 Thanks a lot and I am glad to help, that is why I post them. As far as distance goes, I like about 18-24" of distance. I would start with the 24", because that allows you a couple fly changes before they get a little too close together. As far as total tippet, including the 24" I like about 1.5x the depth of the water. So if there is 4 ft of water I like about 6' of total tippet. Hope that helps!

It is tough for sure, time on the water and practice is the short and boring answer. In some of these, for example one I did in the intro, I am pitching it in almost like a bass rod/set up. I also water haul/load casts too sometimes. In this video, I was using a "Mono Rig", i have these on my website when the shop is stocked and open. I put on usually 1-2x tippet of about 4-5 feet and use either a non slip loop knot or clinch knot. The rod in this video is a 10' 3 wt Syndicate rod. A little unconventional, but gets the job done and allows me some versatility. Thanks for watching and tight lines out there!

Agreed! Thanks for the feedback

Thanks for watching and the comment. This is a fun one to tie up and wildly effective in winter and spring. Hopefully you will give them a shot! Tight lines!

Any time! Tag flies and attractors are great. I usually pair up with a natural and see what they are into that day. Tight lines and thanks for watching/commenting!

Thanks 👍 I will have to check out the other variation. Haven't heard of that one one before. I appreciate the support Jerome. Hope you are having a great spring out that way!