08-30-2012, 09:34 PM
Nymph fishing in streams is very productive way to fish. Almost too easy. I'm wondering if you're detecting the strikes. What size rod are you using and how big are the typical fish? One of the many reason I fish with a lighter rod is it is extremely sensitive to strikes. Go try some small streams with clear water and fish upstream to fish you see. You can see them take the nymph and get used to the feel of it while watching. My other advise is to have someone experience join you. They could probable quickly point out any major mistakes and help you correct what you're doing.
With still water and floating line I don't find what you're doing very productive unless you are seeing fish cruising looking for food or feeding on the surface. If it's sunny out this is the time of year I'd fish deeper otherwise.
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With still water and floating line I don't find what you're doing very productive unless you are seeing fish cruising looking for food or feeding on the surface. If it's sunny out this is the time of year I'd fish deeper otherwise.
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