Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Preface by Ed Jaworowski
Foreword by Lefty Kreh
Introduction

1. The Problem with Nymph Fishing
2. Early Techniques
3. Suspension/Flotation Indicators
4. Strike Indicator Strategies
5. Contact Techniques — Short Range
6. Contact Techniques — Long range
7. Modified Contact Techniques
8. Where Trout Are
9. Fishing Water Types — Case Studies
10. Friends and Favourite Flies

Index
About the Author

About the Author

DR. JASON RANDALL's feature articles appear regularly in American Angler, as well as Fly Fisherman, Eastern Fly Fishing, Northwest Fly Fishing, and many other outdoor magazines. He is a veterinarian certified in fish health and medicine and a member of the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association and the Society for Freshwater Science. His three books published by Stackpole--Moving Water, Feeding Time, and Trout Sense--have received widespread acclaim among fly fishing experts. He lives in Woodstock, Illinois.

Reviews

Reading this book, the superb photography, illustrations, and advice, is almost like having a guide at your side. If you want to be a better nymph fisherman, you could not better invest your money. -- Lefty Kreh, fly fishing legend and author of numerous books, including Casting with Lefty Kreh, Fly-Casting Fundamentals, and 101 Fish This could well be the most significant work on nymph fishing since G. E. M. Skues began his explorations into subsurface fishing more than a century ago. With Nymph Masters, the name Jason Randall is assured permanency in the realm of trout-fishing literature. -- Ed Jaworowski, author of Essential Saltwater Flies and Pop Fleyes Nymph Masters; Fly Fishing Secrets from Expert Anglers is the best alternative to actually being on the water with nymphing experts such as Joe Humphreys, George Daniel, Gary Borger and Tom Baltz to name a few. Read the book, apply the techniques, and hang on. -- Ed Engle, author of Trout Lessons and Fishing Small Flies With 80% of a trout's diet located in subsurface conditions, this book is a must have for any angler's library. Jason Randall breaks down the art of nymphing with his own knowledge as well as insight from some of the best teachers in the sport. It was an honor to work with Jason on his book and I am excited to gain even more knowledge from reading its pages. -- Landon Mayer, author of How to Catch the Biggest Trout of Your Life, 101 Trout Tips, and Colorado's Best Fly Fishing