And the Hi and welcome to the Orvis Fly Fishing Podcast this is your host Tom Rosenbauer

and in this week's show we're going to talk about stripping streamers.

We've been talking a lot on Facebook live events and fly-tying events about swinging streamers.

And we're going to go to back to the not so much old

fashion because an old fashion way of fishing a streamer would be really to swing

it but we're going to talk about the more aggressive way of

fishing streamers by casting them to the bank or casting them to wherever some

structure and stripping them. So we've got Montana guide Butch Wicks on deck,

Butch is from Healing Waters Lodge in Twin Bridges, Montana.

But first, let's answer a few questions.

And if you have a question for the podcast and want to see if I can answer it on the flybox,

you can send an email to podcast at Orvis. You can either attach your question in the body of an email

of an email or you can record a voice file and attach it to your email.

So let's start with a question this week, an email question.

This one's from Bob in Columbus, Ohio.

This summer I've been teaching my friend Dr. Ben how to flyfish. I loaned him the revised edition of the Orvis Fly Fishing Guide and we both

listened to your podcast and have learned a lot thanks for everything you and

Orvis do in educating us all. He bought a Clearwater Six Weight combo so he could trout and

bass fish. It's been a hot summer in Central Ohio so he mostly fish for bass in the

river. With fall here, we will be trout fishing more and he needs to learn how to nymph. As a beginner,

should he first learn the traditional indicator hopper and nymph or go straight

into euro nymphing.

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