The Troutbitten Podcast: Angle and Approach -- Tight Line and Euro Nymphing Skills #1 (S2 Ep1)

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  • Опубликовано: 9 май 2024
  • (From January 16, 2022) Season two of the Troutbitten podcast comes in a new format. It's a mini-series of connected episodes that build out a set of specific tactics. The topic for this first skills series is the Nine Essential Skills for Tight Line and Euro Nymphing, and I'm joined by my friend, Austin Dando.
    (Season three will return to my full panel of friends, with longer form discussion about all things fly fishing.)
    These episodes are short, deeply tactical and packed with the how-to of just one technique -- a tightly focused look at one topic. Each episode is intertwined or woven together with the others that surround it. By the end of this skills series, you’ll have a detailed picture of the tactics - and hopefully a thorough understanding of what’s possible on the water.
    Think of a Troutbitten Skills series as a course in one topic or one aspect of fly fishing, with different sections that eventually build a full set of knowledge.
    Nine for Nine
    I recently published the last chapter in the nine skills essential for tight line and euro nymphing. Now, we're taking each of these skills and building a podcast around them. The article series and the podcast series go hand in hand.
    Why?
    Tight line and euro nymphing is very popular right now. Because it’s an efficient system, and it’s fun. But tight line and euro nymphing is misunderstood too. The many different rigs and methods of casting or delivery are what make all of this so interesting, but it’s what leads to confusion and mistaken concepts about what this is and how to get it done.
    These nine skills are critical - they are the foundation for everything else that we do with a Mono Rig -- all the indy styles, dry dropper, streamer fishing, etc.
    Episode One of this skills series is about angle and approach.
    We Cover the Following:
    The tight line advantage
    Limiting the range
    Upstream two and over one
    Flies track to the rod tip
    One lane -- one seam
    Forty-five to forty-five
    When to end the drift
    The trouble with casting across
    Wading discipline
    Water type
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    Dom
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