Fly Fishing with a Slip Bobber: Very Deep Nymphing On Stillwater

Michael Gould "Ug" of 2Salt Travel describes how to rig a slip bobber on a fly rod to fly fish for trout with nymphs in water up to 25 feet deep on lakes and reservoirs. Visit 2SaltTravel.com to check out all the fly fishing destinations we offer online. "Feed the Animal!"

[@overthetop6331]

Looks great

[@tman6762]

Thank you so much for the complete and thorough video performance. Just what I was looking for and I plan to use this technique in the very near future. Anything to add variety to the fishing experience. Thanks, Terr

[@enduringpromise]

Very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

[@garyweglarz]

Looks like an interesting alternative to the break-away indicators. Also knowing your depth is the same every cast unless you change it looks like a real plus. It's hard to imagine that those bobber stops can move smoothly through fly rod guides, but if they were really hanging up you'd be losing fish, so I guess that answers that question. Thanks for sharing this, I'll have to try this rig.

[@rhino4321rhino]

Nice! I like this set up, thanks

[@Brandonv5280]

going to be trying this weekend! thanks for the insight

[@kevintaylor1659]

Nice technique. Very helpful!

[@jamesmense60]

Have you ever tried fly line backing instead of the amnesia? It is more supple and less susceptible to kinking like the monofilament line.

[@kimlaur]

what size is that Thill bobber ?