Collection: Tungsten Bead Nymphs & Jigs

Euro nymphing is a highly effective fly fishing technique that has gained popularity in recent years. It involves using a long, lightweight fly rod and specialized nymphing techniques to present weighted flies close to the bottom of a river or stream.

The basic setup for Euro nymphing typically involves a long, thin fly rod (usually around 10-11 feet in length) paired with a specialized fly line designed for nymphing. The leader is usually quite long (often 20 feet or more) and is made up of thin, level sections of monofilament or fluorocarbon tippet material.

Rather than using a traditional strike indicator, Euro nymphers often rely on the sensitivity of the fly line and leader to detect strikes. The weighted flies are usually tied with a slim profile and are designed to sink quickly, allowing the angler to keep the flies in close contact with the bottom of the river or stream.

One of the keys to successful Euro nymphing is being able to detect subtle strikes and takes from fish. This requires a lot of practice and experience, but many anglers find it to be a highly rewarding and effective technique for catching trout and other fish species.

Overall, Euro nymphing can be a highly effective technique for fly fishing in a variety of water conditions, and is well worth exploring for any angler looking to improve their skills and catch more fish.