all right cool so we're uh just setting up what i call kind of a short leash nymph rig um
so i'm gonna start at the top i've got just a butt section here maybe i don't know 18 inches
or so got a little yarny indicator on here we're fishing a lot of water that's kind of
slow the fish are hanging in a fairly shallow slow zone so we're going to need something
very very uh very sensitive so we've seen those eats it's gonna go down a lot of times
big indicators you're not gonna see the eats so this yarn is awesome for that from there i've got
pretty much just a loop and i'm tying off just a straight piece of this is about like 10 pound
um one x something similar to that um i've got i don't know maybe two and a half three feet
then again kind of like our nymph got just a little swivel little putty on there
from there down i'm running 4x fluoro and 4x4 to both fly so again 16 18
inches or so to that first fly and right about the same to our second fly there
like right right in there
fish oh this is a good one pete it looks like it jumped it looks like a big brown
oh yeah
so it's funny how the day goes on you see more bugs gets really active starting to move
now you're saying that the pmds you haven't seen in years and they've come back super
strong this year super strong that low cold water gear just ideal condition so
they're uh they're happy fish are happy they're eating
come on buddy he just wrapped himself a little but it's all right
you get him here he looks good now
this is five extra center four four on
there man they just don't give up
nice big rep is it brown brown big brown so fishing with a yarn indicator uh as we have
been today is a unique way of upping the level of sensitivity when these fish eat isn't it oh yeah
i mean this thing literally moved probably two millimeters it hardly budged at all yeah
and look at the result a gorgeous gorgeous 18 inch brown how do you like that