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The Importance of the Casting Angle

The upstream angle changes throughout the drift. It is dictated at first by the cast, and then it changes with the movement of the flies....

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The easiest way to add a second fly in a tandem rig is to attach the dropper line directly to the hook of the top fly. However, this is...

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The casting in contact nymphing is very similar to classic fly-fishing casting with dry-dropper rigs. To best avoid the tangling of...

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The Tippet creates the same effect on the nymphs than the wind blowing the sail on a sailboat, this means, the water is pushing (blowing)...

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Contact nymphing is the go-to technique for the most effective fishermen around the world because of its flexibility to successfully face...

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Trout feed subsurface at different levels in the water column, depending on the season, water temperature, and insect behavior. There are...

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Suspension indicators are good for certain water situations, but in most cases, a sighter (a highly visible section of monofilament) is...

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Keeping flies in the strike zone is not enough; they need to look like natural insects. An effective nymphing system requires drag-free...

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