Euro Nymphing Shallow Pocketwater 

Thank you Devin. I found the use of the overhead camera very helpful, as I could watch you navigate the water. The retrospective shots, indicating the location of the recently-caught fish were very revealing. My reaction was "Really? There was a fish holding in that spot?" This expanded my concept of what a "pocket" can look like.

Thank you for your generosity. I would like to see the sighter more in the shots like the beginning of this video on shallow pocketwater. I also benefit from highlighted areas breaking down the water like you do in your book. I highly recommend the book to all. After you read it you will continually come back to it for reference. Love how you break down the process and explain what you are doing.

Thanks for all that video work out there on the river! So valuable to watch you think your way through a section of river, bead sizes, etc

Thanks Devin! Really like the "Fish Location" graphics, that helps!

Excellent, and valuable, video. Thank you, Devin.

Awesome video, one of the reasons i like euro nymphing because it makes fishing water like this possible whereas with other rigs its a headache and you have to walk on by.

Just what I needed to see today. Thanks, Devin! I'll be using this advice this weekend. :-)

This is great! 👍 Thanks for sharing.

I totally agree with Donald 's comment below. I want to look at the specific pockets and I don't care so much about the long shots

Awesome advice!

Thanks for this video. I bet you get tired of hearing it but you really helped clear up some confusion I had about reading water. Many thanks for this!

Here in the Appalachian mountains we have some good pocket water but they are covered with overhanging trees that are just 5-6' off of the water making them very difficult to euro nymph. I would really like to see a video of how to fish this type of water. Everyone making quality, informative videos like yourself always seems to be fishing water with no overhanging canopy.

thanks for the demo.

I’ve only done dry dropper on the shallow New Mexico streams that I fish during summer break since I couldn’t do this. Thanks dude!

My favorite type of water to fish!

I found your video great. The scenery is so beautiful. Wish I could go there once. Thank you so I found your video great. The scenery is so bea. I like too. Good like toooooo likeeeeee toooo …!!.!!!!!!!.!!!!!

That Brownie at the start of video did a nice double twisting backflip off that rock. Probably has the Simon Biles "twisties" after the head smack on the rock tho. Deserves a medal for sure.

Thanks Devin for all your efforts, would you please make a video about depth/tippet adjustment. Your help is always appreciated.

Thanks again for this style of video. I appreciated the last one and I also enjoyed this one. Thought id leave a couple of thoughts on the video style if youre interested: - the overhead shots where you highlight the zone youre talking about is very useful, is appreciate if you were able to add that more often -i dont mind background music, but something more mellow would be a bit nicer and less distracting

I love your videos and have learned so much. Just not crazy about the camera angles. And the distance the camera is from you. In this vid

Very helpful video, thx! Quick question - do you prefer inverting beads over slotted beads? Do inverting beads provide better hook ups due to a larger gap? Keep up the great work & videos!

I really enjoy and appreciate your films and I always learn a lot from them. Can I just say, however, that I don't think they need the music track fidgetting away in the background. Just an opinion, because, as I say, I think the films themselves are excellent.

When is the next video coming out ? I purchased all your other videos and I can’t wait to see what else you can teach me! Thank you

Great video. Just what I was looking for. I wanted to know how long you stay in one spot and how often you change flies. Awesome. Thanks ‼️

Are these small pockets fishable with dry - dropper or does the nymph not have time to get down typically? Thanks for the vids!

Hey Devin. Great video! also, just finished up modern nymphing as well as modern nymphing elevated and they are great too! Had a question which kind of relates to this video. In those two movies y’all gave your leader lengths including tippet lengths. Question is, when you head out with your standard tippet length for the day and you encounter these shallower pools are you changing out to shorter length tippet or just holding the sighter higher up off the water to accommodate for the shallower water? Also, love the online store, just ordered 3 shipments this weekend, looking forward to all the reasonably priced gear I’m getting!

Great tips Devin can’t wait to implement. What rod are you using?? Thanks

Great advice regarding ticking bottom to much!

I prefer closer video angles. Pretty difficult to see what you were actually doing. But thanks for taking the time you put in to teach the rest of us.

Another great video. Like someone else asked it would be good to know the rod used, in particular was it a 2 or 3 weight? Thanks

Excellent video for someone like myself who is very new to EN. What sort of length leader would you generally fish in water like that?

question: if you are fishing with very small nonweighted flies, can you put a small split shot at the end of the line?

Hi Devin, What rod and reel do you use? Thanks

Curious about the weight and length rod you are using on this smaller river.

Hi Could give me more information on your set up? I fish the same water in UK

As always, your narration and informational content is excellent. The new video technique, however, leaves a little to be desired. The overhead shots are useful for showing stream hydrology and the usual angler's eye views show what I may see. The fixed across on downstream views just show 'a guy' moving around in a stream casting and occasionally catching. Useful perspective is lacking. An overhead shot width diagramming may have conveyed more information.

How hard is it for you to catch a fish

Hey I’d love to do an interview with you for our TU chapter’s magazine “Angler’s Edge” I’m thinking something like 10 tips to catch more fish this fall… what do ya think?

Which size of rod have you used for this river?

So many guys pass up on this type of water

who are the 11 dolts that voted this thumbs down?