Euro nymphing is the synthesis of diverse approaches to nymph fishing that were developed in European geographical areas. These techniques evolved first in the competition arena. The aim is to present the nymphs as close as possible to the bottom.
Euro nymphing versus classic nymphing. One rod, one river, two rigs: differences, analogies, hints.
In this video a comparison test of both techinques is presented.
Fly-fishing the island of Mahé, Seychelles.
Mahé is the main island of the archipelago, with its twenty-eight kilometers long and eight kilometers wide
it is the largest island of the Seychelles.
A relatively simple to tie crayfish imitation for the summer carp. For still water tie it with little weight, the dumb-bell eyes will suffice and it will not spook the fish when cast in shallow water.
Pale watery dun
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Scientific name:
Procloeon bifidum
Mixed Hatches
Parallax oversight
The drift
Cock the snook
Green caseless caddis like Rhyacophila and Hydropsyche are very common in most rivers of Europe.
To try recover from an ecosystem breakdowns, Norway took the drastic and courageous decision to stop salmon fishing in 33 rivers and along the coast.
The river Kyll originates in Belgium, and it flows for almost its entire course through Germany. The fished section proved to be rich in trout and insects.
A superb damsel and dragonfly pattern for rivers and lakes. This E.F.A. dressing employs far less foam than the classis patterns, resulting in a much easier fly to cast.
If fly-fishing for bonefish compares to sight nymphing for trout raised to the power of ten, what when this is accomplished on one's own while fishing in unknown waters and with no one to point you in the right direction?
The Große (big) Lauter is a chalkstream in Germany that has good hatches of the real Mayfly (E.danica) between end May and mid June.
Under the Laila waterwalls there are a few stretches with very large grayling.
The East Ranga runs in the south west side of Iceland, it has good spawning grounds and good sized salmon.
The Große Lauter is a German chalk stream. In this footage some impression of the stream while the Ephemera danica is hatching.
Ammarnäs in Sweden, the river Vindel is world-famous for the giant lake trout that run into it.
