At 11:45 AM 9/5/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Another question:
>
>I am finding nymph fishing to be the most frustrating type of fly
>fishing I have encountered. Basically if the fishing are not hitting
>dries I do not catch a thing. Anyone have any tips or better yet a good
>book they could recommend? Thanks much for the help and for enduring my
>constant barrage of basic questions.
>
>-sean
>
Hi Sean
Can you give us a little more information on what type of water
you are fishing? Spring creeks or raging pocket water or in
between? IMO nymph fishing requires greater dedication and
attention than most dry fly fishing. In most water you are faced
with two problems immediately; (1) getting the nymph down to the
fish in a dead drift, and (2) detecting the fish when it takes the
nymph. It can be frustrating.
But a good nymph fisherman can usually really catch fish.
Jim Jones
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