Nymphing, the rig that catches more fish and how to build it!

Follow along, and grab a pen and paper to take notes. You're gonna need some fluoro and that's it! Leave your tapered leaders in the leader wallet, and save them for when the fish start to rise!
Knots needed to complete this rig:
1. Welded Loop
2. Perfection Loop
3. Double Surgeons knot.
4. Overhand knot
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[@brianfeeney9493]

Your “ Supervisor “ has a Great Fishing 🎣 Appetite !!!! 😄

[@FlyFishingBowRiver]

Always making sure we are doing it right 😂

[@janinesept3338]

Understanding how lucky I am to get to fish with you as you always do all this for me! ;)

[@bucknakediam5837]

simple and works well... thanks for this... very helpful to save on leaders.

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it really does save on expensive leaders!

[@brianfeeney9493]

Thank You for the Tutorial !!!!
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You’re welcome Brian!

[@dalespencer803]

Interesting video. Thank you.

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You’re welcome Dale!

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Wren for the win! Love you guys

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Much love!

[@robmerkley3636]

Awesome , need to practice that way instead of the way I do it , Tim seen it on nice one Ram he is probably still laughing

[@FlyFishingBowRiver]

practice makes perfect!

[@machodell4625]

why not just tie clinch knot to the fly line loop? loop to loop connections get hung up a lot. Assuming you wont/can't do a nail knot to butt section, seems like a simple clinch knot is smoother, easier, faster. But maybe you have another reason.

[@FlyFishingBowRiver]

Clinch knot to the fly line makes it hard to get off, where as a loop to loop connection makes it easy to remove and use again. you could also cut off the welded loop and tie a nail knot if you're worried about catching, then that is probably your best bet! There is no wrong way, just different ways!

[@machodell4625]

@@FlyFishingBowRiver Strictly speaking- loop to loop is more "reusable".
But I started thinking about it: just how often do I switch out there & how much loss do I have from clipping & retying a clinch knot-- versus how many hundreds of times is there friction from bulky loop to loop connections...And the answer became clear (for me). Then I can use a tippet ring below the butt section for extremely easy, quick, modular changes to rigs. (and you can keep extra rigs on foam disks) Once I thought about it, the utility of the loop to loop connections was a false promise.
I agree there are different ways that work better for certain situations. But that doesn't mean that some ways aren't better than others, at the same time.