Great vid. Only discovered your videos in the last few months. After being into fly fishing for about 3 years on stocked stillwaters I am now making the progression into river fishing which I must say I am enjoying so much more on the back of your methods you share. Thank you very much Jon :)
Robbie, Danny, stepping up, stepping down ?? The fish didn't care, as he caught 22 Grayling that day so obviously his technique worked. Being stealthy and presenting the fly/nymphs on their noses was the main thing. Great video Jonathan and it came across that you was enjoying yourself that day.
Thank you very much for your time and effort in making this video. I'm new to this type of fishing and enjoyed it. Keep up the good work. I'm in Virginia, USA, and hope to try this method as soon as I can. Best wishes.
Hi Jonathan, just a short note to say that I really enjoy your videos and find them very informative. I have missed your work over the last few months and hope that all is well with you and that this is just a hiatus in your output and you'll soon be back to it. Thanks for many hours of tuition and entertainment.
Yes quite correct- The whole leader from in line indicator to point fly is 1.5 metres approx. One fly 35-40 cm above that- and one more 35-40 cm above that. Hope this makes it clear? I might be a bit out on the video because I'm talking at the same time. Cheers Jon.
@part270579 oh i did not know that in europe where i`m from is it almost everywhere allowed. The czech style is also verry effective with just one fly but make sure it`s heavy enough because you don`t have the other flies to drag it down into a deep pool. Usualy you use 1 heavy fly 1 moderate weigth and one weightless but one tungsten bead or heavy leaded one wil work perfectly! I recommend the tungsten it tends to preserve the flies natural movement a bit better
Thanks for nice video. I wish you had been more specific about showing the way you tie the dropper to the line. I've always just tied droppers to the hook of the higher fly(its).
Hi I'm fishing downstream rather than upstream because I'm trying to catch grayling-I will fish the same method upstream for trout in the right conditions. The rod is progressive- on the fast side if anything- but only a 2/3weight and 10 feet.
The river Tees! That's funny. I spent a month in Darlington when I was 12 to learn English and the only river I fished was the Tees! I caught lots of trout but no grayling though
can i have producer of your rod? I could not cath the name... what i am looking at moment is Grey's streamflex #2 ... but your comments about coloring might change my mind... flashy rods could be a wrong choice
Gonzalo Ucendo. El indicador parece que son varias bolitas, de qué material estan hechas?, yo solo utilizo una, la ultima duda es que la mosca de punta está montada con bola de acero dorado montada por fuera, tiene una función especial?
Question: why fish the run fishing down the run rather than up the run? Surely the fish will be more aware of your presence if you are moving down stream and they are facing up stream? Also, is that rod a fairly slow action rod?
I'm trying to get an understanding of your leader. Am I describing it correctly when I say it's 40cm from the indicator to the top dropper and then another 40cm to the next dropper? Does this not leave a 70cm gap to the point fly??? Is it supposed to be 70cm from indicator to top dropper then 40cm and 40cm again??? If not then why the large gap between point fly and middle dropper compared to the rest of the leader set-up??? Great video by the way and many thanks for posting.
Jonathan, I have tried this method with one dropper. However, I get frustrated because the dropper ends up twisted around the main tippet. Any suggestions, or is this common and nobody brings this point up in any of the videos?
Yean. Thank you. It sounds like you mean, for example when connecting say 6x to 5x with a blood knot I only clip one side and leave the other side for the dropper.
Great vid. Only discovered your videos in the last few months. After being into fly fishing for about 3 years on stocked stillwaters I am now making the progression into river fishing which I must say I am enjoying so much more on the back of your methods you share. Thank you very much Jon :)
Robbie, Danny, stepping up, stepping down ?? The fish didn't care, as he caught 22 Grayling that day so obviously his technique worked. Being stealthy and presenting the fly/nymphs on their noses was the main thing. Great video Jonathan and it came across that you was enjoying yourself that day.
Thank you very much for your time and effort in making this video. I'm new to this type of fishing and enjoyed it. Keep up the good work. I'm in Virginia, USA, and hope to try this method as soon as I can. Best wishes.
Well done mate ! Thanks for sharing this wonderful informative vid !
Hi Jonathan, just a short note to say that I really enjoy your videos and find them very informative. I have missed your work over the last few months and hope that all is well with you and that this is just a hiatus in your output and you'll soon be back to it. Thanks for many hours of tuition and entertainment.
A great video with all the info on Czech Nymphing,thank's for showing.ALB Steve.
I just purchased an 11' 4 weight. I'm on the way up tomorrow morning :)
Thx for posting this video, it is very informative and helpfull. I plan on doing this my next vakation. Looks great!
Thanks for posting, really helpful video
Joel
Yes quite correct- The whole leader from in line indicator to point fly is 1.5 metres approx.
One fly 35-40 cm above that- and one more 35-40 cm above that.
Hope this makes it clear? I might be a bit out on the video because I'm talking at the same time.
Cheers Jon.
You know your stuff bro.... Thanks for sharing it.
@part270579 oh i did not know that in europe where i`m from is it almost everywhere allowed. The czech style is also verry effective with just one fly but make sure it`s heavy enough because you don`t have the other flies to drag it down into a deep pool. Usualy you use 1 heavy fly 1 moderate weigth and one weightless but one tungsten bead or heavy leaded one wil work perfectly! I recommend the tungsten it tends to preserve the flies natural movement a bit better
“Superb rod but I haven’t used it yet” that’s all I need to see! 😂😂😂
Thanks for nice video. I wish you had been more specific about showing the way you tie the dropper to the line. I've always just tied droppers to the hook of the higher fly(its).
Hi I'm fishing downstream rather than upstream because I'm trying to catch grayling-I will fish the same method upstream for trout in the right conditions. The rod is progressive- on the fast side if anything- but only a 2/3weight and 10 feet.
Wow that river is full of fish!
Great vid
The river Tees! That's funny.
I spent a month in Darlington when I was 12 to learn English and the only river I fished was the Tees!
I caught lots of trout but no grayling though
can i have producer of your rod? I could not cath the name... what i am looking at moment is Grey's streamflex #2 ... but your comments about coloring might change my mind... flashy rods could be a wrong choice
Gonzalo Ucendo. El indicador parece que son varias bolitas, de qué material estan hechas?, yo solo utilizo una, la ultima duda es que la mosca de punta está montada con bola de acero dorado montada por fuera, tiene una función especial?
Question: why fish the run fishing down the run rather than up the run? Surely the fish will be more aware of your presence if you are moving down stream and they are facing up stream? Also, is that rod a fairly slow action rod?
Great video. What make rod are you using ?
I'm trying to get an understanding of your leader. Am I describing it correctly when I say it's 40cm from the indicator to the top dropper and then another 40cm to the next dropper? Does this not leave a 70cm gap to the point fly??? Is it supposed to be 70cm from indicator to top dropper then 40cm and 40cm again??? If not then why the large gap between point fly and middle dropper compared to the rest of the leader set-up???
Great video by the way and many thanks for posting.
@part270579 thats just the idea of czech nymphing. To be able to fish more deps effective with several flies with different weights
Jon...can I ask why do you fish and step down stream??? Is the normal to fish up stream in a grid pattern? ?? Great video..
@blablabla5113I see. In British Columbia you can't fish with multiple flies.
Jon...where can I get the nylon...is this still your go to nylon??
what is the role model exactly?
company brand i heard 2/3 wt
nice catch,
affluentstudio
Jonathan, I have tried this method with one dropper. However, I get frustrated because the dropper ends up twisted around the main tippet. Any suggestions, or is this common and nobody brings this point up in any of the videos?
Fillmore Corpus I used to have the same problem until I changed to a Blood Knot for the droppers ua-cam.com/video/kj-HZrg0vJ8/v-deo.html
Yean. Thank you. It sounds like you mean, for example when connecting say 6x to 5x with a blood knot I only clip one side and leave the other side for the dropper.
Fillmore Corpus Exactly. The side that you leave for your dropper comes perpendicular from the main line and this helps to avoid twisting.
Try using a stiffer leader material!
whereabouts on the Tees is this Jonathan?
Jan Siman rods
Where abouts are you on the Tees? Don't recognise that water???
Good video, would have been much more impressed if you just fish one fly and left out the droppers.
This video has a very misleading title, hehe.
Subtitles in Spanish please!
i dont no anyone fishing downstream they all fish up stream
clovek by povedl ze si Cech tak preco po anglicky
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