Skip to content
Menu
mbff-logo-nc
  • About
    • Testimonials & Kudos
    • Meet Our Guides
    • Bio Mac Brown
    • About Mac Brown Fly Fish
    • Fly Fishing Reports
    • Hatch Report for North Carolina Smoky Mountains
  • Store
    • “Casting Angles” Fly Casting Book
    • Mac Brown Fly Fish Trucker Hats
  • Blog
  • Booking
  • Guided Trips
    • Fly Fishing Guided Float Trips
    • Fly Fishing Guided Wade Trip
    • Fly Casting Instruction & Lessons
    • Fly Fishing Guided Lake Trips
    • Corporate Fly Fishing Trips
  • Skills Development
    • Fly Fishing Specialty Classes & Show Itinerary
    • Certified Fly Casting Instructor Training Schools
    • NC Oar Frame Rowing School in the Smokies
    • Smoky Mountain Weekend Fly Fishing Schools
    • Fly Fishing Guide School
    • Fly Fishing Complete Skills Camp
    • Fly Fishers Complete A-Z Boot Camp
mbff-logo-nc

Category: Nymph Fishing

Nymph Fishing

nymph-guide-fly-box-nc.jpg

Nymph fishing techniques & tactics for a direct increase in hooking more trout! Nymph fishing requires you to hook set often! If one technique fails implement another before changing fly patterns.

As you develop your subsurface game on the water you will learn many tips through observation. The conditions always influence how the trout feed.

Proactive anglers tend to always figure things out quick on the water. When many techniques fail on a certain water type, MOVE! Trout favor different water types throughout the day and seasons.

Spend time fishing on the water and you can figure this out in short order. Once you have found the water type where trout concentrate it is time to make your strategy.

Many anglers tend to fly cast to the same type of water in the same spot expecting a different result. Learn to grid off productive water in a methodical manner.

johnson-tight-line-nymphing

Learn Tight Line Techniques (Euro-Nymphing)

Posted on April 3, 2017

History of Tight Line Techniques Learn tight line techniques (Euro-nymphing) to increase your hookups on the stream! Tight line nymph fishing has been around much longer than most Millennials realize. Some would say back all the way to the earliest forms of fishing a few thousand years ago! One of my mentors and friends, the late…

Continue Reading
josh-nantahala-brown-trout

Learning to Nymph Fish

Posted on March 23, 2015

Learning to Nymph Fish Josh Stephens fly fishing the Nantahala River Learning to nymph fish is a smart choice for the fly fisher that wants to increase their catch! Another article on nymph fishing can be found here on the site. The nymph fisherman has had many improvements over the past few decades. Innovation has…

Continue Reading

Contact Info

Mac Brown

779 West Deep Creek Rd

Bryson City, NC 28713

(828) 736-1469

[email protected]

Post Categories

Google Maps

  • Google Maps MBFF

License

  • Fishing License

Weather

  • Weather

Purchase on Amazon

  • http://amzn.com/1890485004

Qualifications & Certifications Est. 1987

2016-2022 Fly Fishers United Best Outfitter Award

2021 Fly Fishers International Mel Krieger Award

1999 Field & Stream Angler of the Year Award

Master Casting Instructor

  • FFI Master Casting Instructor

2017 Inductee Hall of Fame

  • Hall of Fame

Presenter since 1995 @theflyfishingshow

  • Presenter since 1995 Fly Fishing Show

Team USA Youth Coach

  • Team USA Youth Coach

Fly Fishing Program Director

  • Ass. Prof. Fly Fishing WCU

American Casting Association

  • American Casting Association

American Canoe Association

  • American Canoe Association

American Red Cross

  • American Red Cross

American FF Tackle Association

  • AFFTA

Trout Unlimited

  • Trout Unlimited

Bryson City Chamber

  • http://www.greatsmokies.com/

Bryson City Rotary International

  • Bryson City Rotary

Follow on Social Media

YouTube

  • YouTube

Follow Facebook

  • facebook macbrownflyfish

LinkedIn

  • LinkedIn

Twitter Follow

  • twitter macbrownflyfish

Follow Instagram

  • instagram mbff

Google my Business

  • mac brown google my business
©2025 Mac Brown Fly Fish | WordPress Theme: EcoCoded