How to Prolong Your Nymph Drift Downstream
When you are nymphing a run, don't pick up your drift just because your indicator is even with your position. Instead, feed line into the drift to cover the water below you. You may be surprised by wh...
2 Aug 20190s
How to Predict a Stonefly Hatch
Dave Jensen explains how you can increase your odds of hitting the stonefly hatch just right, and he also talks about the best ways to fish through the hatch--from the early days of migrating nymphs t...
28 Jul 20190s
How to Avoid Tailout Drag in Fast-Water Pockets
When you are fishing to a trout near the tailout of a pocket or small tool, you've got a presentation problem: the faster current of the tailout will pull on your line, causing the fly to drag. In man...
21 Jul 20190s
Spey Casting: Roll and Switch Casting
Peter Kutzer of the ORVIS Fly Fishing School in Manchester Vermont demonstrates how to make three kinds of casts with a two-handed rod. Starting with a simple, static roll cast, he increases the amoun...
5 Jul 20190s
Fly-Fishing for Pike
Watch these tips on fly-fishing for pike, then go listen to Tom Rosenbauer's interview with pike expert and guide Drew Price on the Orvis Fly-Fishing Guide Podcast!
27 Jun 20190s
Fixing Your Tailing Loops
A tailing loop is when the top leg of the casting loop falls below the bottom leg. This causes the two legs to cross, which is a recipe for disaster. Tailing loops are a common fly casting problem, bu...
21 Jun 20190s
Prospecting with Streamers on Big Rivers
In this great how-to video, Dave and Amelia Jensen, of Jensen Fly Fishing, demonstrate how they focus their attention and change depths and retrieves when they are prospecting for trout below below cl...
14 Jun 20190s
Tightline Nymphing For Beginners
Tightline or "Euro" nymphing is a very effective way to catch trout when fly fishing, and it works when other methods of fly fishing are not effective, like when trout are in deep water and not feedin...
8 Jun 20190s
