Nymphing Strategies
by Larry Tullis
Practical advice from a guide with 30 years experience. Trout eat 90%
of their food below the surface, & to catch them consistently -
whether or not they are on the the rise - you must learn how to fly
fish with nymphs. Every aspect of nymph fishing, including: nymph naturals
such as mayflies, caddis, stoneflies, midges, craneflies, damselflies,
& dragonflies; trout behavior, selectivity, & structure; strike
indicators, presentation levels, strike zones, weights, & mending;
rigs & techniques for dry-fly, bounce, right-angle, & high stick
nymphing; other productive flies such as scuds, sow bugs, crayfish,
aquatic worms, snails, minnow, & leeches. Full color; 5x7 inches,
152 pgs.
Trout eat 90 percent of their food below the surface, and to catch
them consistently-whether or not they are on the rise-you must learn
how to fly fish with nymphs. In Nymphing Strategies, Larry Tullis shares
his years of experience in this practical guide on every aspect of nymph
fishing, including:
- Nymph naturals such as mayflies, caddis, stoneflies, midges, craneflies,
damselflies, and dragonflies
- Trout behavior, selectivity, and structure
- Strike indicators, presentation levels, strike zones, weights, and
mending
- The rigs and techniques for dry-fly, bounce, right-angle, and high-stick
nymphing
- Other productive flies such as scuds, sow bugs, crayfish, aquatic
worms, snails, minnows, and leeches
Nymphing Strategies has everything a beginning fly fisher needs to
start using this technique to catch fish more consistently, and there
is a great deal of information for advanced anglers, too. As he writes
in the preface, John Randolph "learned a great deal that is new
from these pages, despite my fifty years of fishing, both as an amateur
and a professional." Nymphing Strategies belongs on the shelves
of every serious trout angler. Preface by John Randolph.
About the Author
Larry Tullis has been nymphing since the 1970s and has fished and guided
in North and South America on such rivers as the Green, the Delaware,
the Madison, the Henry's Fork, Alaska's Copper River, and the Rios Paloma
and Simpson. His articles have appeared in Fly Fisherman, Flyfishing,
Northwest Fly Fishing, Outdoor Photographer, and Flyfisher.
He lives in Taylorsville, Utah. |