Fly fishing with nymphs is incredibly effective given the majority of trout feeding occurs at depth. Getting a good cast and drift deep into the zone where trout feed near the bottom is important, but so too is prolonging the time that your nymphs are in the feeding zone of as many trout as possible. Let’s have a look at one method to ensure your nymph drifts as long as possible.

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