How to Select a NYMPH for Trout // Riverside Chat 

This channel is a gem

Professor Joe ! Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge! You’re the bomb!

Very few of us can teach fly fishing like you do Joe. Well done presentation.

Love these little talks. Thank you.

Another great video Joe! Don’t forget about doing a video on your yarn indicator setup? Thanks Joe

Great stuff, Joe. If you put your hand up behind the fly when you're putting it up in front of the camera, it'll focus on that fly a lot quicker and make the camera pick it up easier. Just a trick from the years - cheers guys.

Another fantastic education. I really need to visit this shop.

Hey Joe, great stuff. Tried posting this on my other account but it didn't go through it seems - hah! What I said there was that if you put your hand up behind those flies when you're showing them up close to the camera, like open-palm style, it'll help the camera focus on the fly immediately and give a better view for the viewer. Just something picked up over the years. Cheers for all the great content you guys put out.

Great video! Super insightful 🙌🎣

As a fly angler of years I say "over overcomplicated". If you're fishing moving water, a general representation of size and depth will work best.

Good info, well done.

Another great video! Thank you. Question: Why do you run a tandem rig when fishing under an indicator, but a point and tag dropper when tight-lining? Wouldn't the tag work just as well or better under an indicator?

Nothing is going to ground anyone more than standing in the water. It's like tensions gets released. It's hard to explain the feeling. Maybe the feeling of quiet.

"crane fly larva" my grandfather just rolled over in his grave.

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