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EURONYMPH
SIMPLICITY, MINIMALISM AND EFFECTIVENESS
Euronymph fishing is relatively simple, minimalist and extremely effective. Unlike traditional fly-fishing, when Euronymphing you do not use the classic fly line but rather a mono line. At most, ultralight fly lines with a diameter of 0.55 mm are used.
This tackle setup offers you the advantage of almost weightless lines, that do not hang slack and are easy to keep completely out of the water. This way your line is totally unaffected from currents and obstacles as only the tippet and your nymphs are immersed. This allows you to always have direct contact to your nymphs at all times. Moreover, your nymphs will drift as naturally as possible along the river bottom where most of the fish hold.
The main advantage over classic nymph fishing is that you have perfect control of the drift through direct contact with the nymphs and can feel even the most delicate takes immediately and reliably.
THE EURONYMPH TACKLE
Euronymph has literally exploded in recent years and now has many enthusiasts in both Europe and the US. As interest in it has grown, companies have started to produce specific equipment, which the world of fishing competitions has helped to develop and perfect to the best of their ability. Despite this, Euronymph fishing is quite minimal, and you won't need to buy a lot of equipment to get started with this fishing technique. In addition to a rod at least 10 feet long and a fly reel with closed frame you will need:
To make it easier for you to choose, in this category we have grouped all the specific Euronymph tackle you might need.
OUR EURONYMPHING FISHING GUIDE
Although it is relatively easy to start fishing at Euronymph, many people don't know how to take their first steps in technique and equipment. This is why we have put together an COMPLETE TUTORIAL TO EURONYMPH in which we cover all the main topics in detail, such as:
- How the Euronymph technique was born
- What are its strengths compared to other fly fishing techniques
- What specific equipment to buy
- What are the most commonly used rigs
- How to cast and drift your nymphs effectively
