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Learning to set up your fly rod can be tough. 🥵 Let’s walk through how to set up this beginner friendly nymph rig. First, we’ll attach a 9 ft, 4x leader to our fly line using a handshake knot. Next, we’ll attach our first bigger heavier fly to the end of our leader using a clinch knot. Now we’ll take about 12 to 18 inches of tippet and attach it to the bend of our first fly’s hook using the same clinch knot. Then tie on our second lighter fly to the end of the tippet, again using a clinch knot. Last, we’ll attach our strike indicator. Setting your nymph rig up this way will help eliminate tangles, reduce the amount of knots you need to learn, and you won’t have to mess around with any split shot. If you need to get your flies deeper, you can lengthen the distance between your first fly and the indicator, or add on heavier flies. Hopefully this helps simplify things the next time you’re nymphing. #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
What bugs are actually active during the winter? And is it even worth it to go out fly fishing in the cold? Well, fish do slow down in the winter, but they still eat! And there are a few bugs that are active, even when there's snow on the ground! On this episode of Untangled, you'll learn about the 12 flies that Spencer recommends for winter fly fishing, and a few tips for effectively fishing these flies! To watch the full episode and see the entire list of flies, check out the podcast link in our bio! The 12 Best Flies for Winter Fly Fishing | Ep. 107 #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
Have you ever been told that you HAVE to fly fish a certain way? That every dry fly needs a drag-free drift, or that you ALWAYS have to keep your rod tip high in the air when fighting fish? These might sound like rules, but they're not! In fact, there are NO RULES in fly fishing. Just some guidelines, and very few at that. In this episode of Untangled, you'll learn all about the "rules" in fly fishing, when you should break them, and how it can help you catch more fish. To watch the full episode, head to the "Podcast" link in our bio! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
5 Fly Fishing Skills to Master in 2025 If you want to catch more fish in 2025, what should you focus on? Do you need to take up Euro nymphing, or finally figure out the double-haul and reach cast? And how do you know if those things will REALLY make a difference? In this episode of Untangled, Spencer shares 5 skills that EVERY angler should focus on if they want to put more fish in the net this year. Watch the full video at the "Podcast" link in our bio! 5 Fly Fishing Skills to Master in 2025 | Ep. 108 #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
With the thousands of fly patterns that exist, choosing the right fly can be overwhelming! So to simplify things, let’s group them into 3 categories: First, you’ve got your Realistic patterns. These are flies that very closely match a specific insect. Examples are a parachute blue wing olive to imitate an adult blue winged olive or a Zebra midge to imitate midge larvae or pupa. Each has a similar size, shape, and color to the real insect. Next, you have Suggestive patterns. These are flies that could match a few different insects. Examples are a Chubby Chernobyl. This could imitate adult stoneflies as well as grasshoppers. Or a Hare’s Ear nymph which could imitate a mayfly nymph, caddis larvae, or small stonefly nymph. They are very similar in size and shape, but not an exact match. And last, you have Attractor patterns. These don’t imitate any specific insects. Instead, they are designed to trigger a reaction from a fish using flashy, colorful, or attention-grabbing features. A good example of this is a Hippie Stomper which is purple in color, the size of a beetle or grasshopper, uses hackle like other common dry flies, and rubber legs that wiggle and can elicit a strike. PS - If you'd like to learn how to choose the right fly out of your box, check out the "Fly Selection Masterclass" link in our bio! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
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With the thousands of fly patterns that exist, choosing the right fly can be overwhelming! So to simplify things, let’s group them into 3 categories: First, you’ve got your Realistic patterns. These are flies that very closely match a specific insect. Examples are a parachute blue wing olive to imitate an adult blue winged olive or a Zebra midge to imitate midge larvae or pupa. Each has a similar size, shape, and color to the real insect. Next, you have Suggestive patterns. These are flies that could match a few different insects. Examples are a Chubby Chernobyl. This could imitate adult stoneflies as well as grasshoppers. Or a Hare’s Ear nymph which could imitate a mayfly nymph, caddis larvae, or small stonefly nymph. They are very similar in size and shape, but not an exact match. And last, you have Attractor patterns. These don’t imitate any specific insects. Instead, they are designed to trigger a reaction from a fish using flashy, colorful, or attention-grabbing features. A good example of this is a Hippie Stomper which is purple in color, the size of a beetle or grasshopper, uses hackle like other common dry flies, and rubber legs that wiggle and can elicit a strike. PS - If you'd like to learn how to choose the right fly out of your box, check out the "Fly Selection Masterclass" link in our bio! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
You've probably heard of dry flies, nymphs, and streamers, but did know there's another type of fly out there? Some experts even think this fly is the EASIEST one to use! Wet flies -- or soft hackles, as you might have heard them called (they're the same thing) -- are a type of fly that's designed to sink and swing through the water. They're meant to mimic the nymphs of caddis and mayflies, but can often simply trigger a predatory response in trout, the same way streamers do. Fishing wet flies is a piece of cake. You don't even need to worry about a drag-free drift! To learn more about wet flies, how to fish them, and why you'd want to use them, head to the link in our bio to watch the full podcast! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
Our job as fly anglers is to figure out what fish are eating, and then choose a fly out of our box to match. But here’s the problem… There are like 480,000 different fly patterns, and that might be an underestimate!🤪 So to simplify things, let’s walk through the 4 major bug types that trout eat, and some good flies to match them. First, we’ve got mayflies. Adults have tall upright wings, long slender bodies, and 2 or more tails. Nymphs (or baby mayflies) have 6 legs, segmented bodies, and 2 or more tails. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include parachute adams, last chance cripples, and sparkle duns. My favorite nymphs are frenchies, hare’s ears, and barr’s emergers. Second, we’ve got caddis. Adults have tent-like wings, long antennae, and no tails. Larva (or baby caddis) are worm shaped, segmented, and can be cased or free living. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include elk hair caddis, foam caddis, and CDC caddis. My favorite nymphs are hare’s ears, walt’s worms, and peeping caddis. Third, we’ve got stoneflies. Adults have flat wings that lay on top and are big in size. Nymphs (or baby stoneflies) have 6 legs, segmented bodies, and 2 forked tails. My favorite dry fly to imitate adults is the Chubby Chernobyl in a variety of sizes and colors. My favorite nymphs are pat’s rubber legs, golden stones, and prince nymphs. Next, we’ve got midges. Adults have slim side-by-side wings, a long skinny body and legs, and fuzzy antennae. Larvae & Pupa (or baby midges) are worm shaped, segmented, and are very small. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include the Griffith’s Gnat, Matt’s Midge, and No-see-um. My favorite nymphs are the classic zebra midge, demon midge, and WD40. PS - If you'd like to learn how to choose the right fly out of your box, check out the "FREE Year-round Hatch Chart" link in our bio! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
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Our job as fly anglers is to figure out what fish are eating, and then choose a fly out of our box to match. But here’s the problem… There are like 480,000 different fly patterns, and that might be an underestimate!🤪 So to simplify things, let’s walk through the 4 major bug types that trout eat, and some good flies to match them. First, we’ve got mayflies. Adults have tall upright wings, long slender bodies, and 2 or more tails. Nymphs (or baby mayflies) have 6 legs, segmented bodies, and 2 or more tails. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include parachute adams, last chance cripples, and sparkle duns. My favorite nymphs are frenchies, hare’s ears, and barr’s emergers. Second, we’ve got caddis. Adults have tent-like wings, long antennae, and no tails. Larva (or baby caddis) are worm shaped, segmented, and can be cased or free living. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include elk hair caddis, foam caddis, and CDC caddis. My favorite nymphs are hare’s ears, walt’s worms, and peeping caddis. Third, we’ve got stoneflies. Adults have flat wings that lay on top and are big in size. Nymphs (or baby stoneflies) have 6 legs, segmented bodies, and 2 forked tails. My favorite dry fly to imitate adults is the Chubby Chernobyl in a variety of sizes and colors. My favorite nymphs are pat’s rubber legs, golden stones, and prince nymphs. Next, we’ve got midges. Adults have slim side-by-side wings, a long skinny body and legs, and fuzzy antennae. Larvae & Pupa (or baby midges) are worm shaped, segmented, and are very small. Some of my favorite dry flies to imitate adults include the Griffith’s Gnat, Matt’s Midge, and No-see-um. My favorite nymphs are the classic zebra midge, demon midge, and WD40. PS - If you'd like to learn how to choose the right fly out of your box, check out the "FREE Year-round Hatch Chart" link in our bio! #flyfishing #flyfishingnation #flyfishingtiktok #flyfishinglife #flyfishingtrout #flyfishingaddict #flyfishingcheck #flyfishingtips #flyfishingbass #venturesflyco #TeamVFC #livereellife #beginnerflyfishing #howtoflyfish #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #flytyingtiktok #flyfishinggear
In I break this water down, and tell you why trout are on the inside seam of this hole. Enjoy this little trailer. #flyfishing #flyfishdelawhere #trout #troutfly #fishingtips #flyfishingtrout #winterfishing #paflyfishing #simmsfishing #orvisflyfishing
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