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1. Rigging Up: grab your fly feed the line through. The length of the tag end determines how far your fly will be from the bottom. create and overhand loop and feed the fly through it four times. once done pull both ends and then Attach a weight to the tag end – split shot or a tungsten drop shot weight work great.

2. Fly Selection: Choose a fly that imitates what trout are feeding on. Nymphs, streamers, or even small dry flies can work. Attach the fly to the hook using an improved clinch knot or similar.

3. Casting and Presentation: Cast your rig out and let it sink to the bottom. Once it's down, use a slow, hopping retrieve. The weight stays on the bottom, while the fly hovers above, enticing trout.

4. Detecting Bites: Watch your line closely for any twitches or movement. Trout often gently sip the fly, so be ready to set the hook quickly.

5. Setting the Hook: When you detect a bite, give a sharp upward flick of the rod to set the hook.

Conclusion: Drop shotting with flies is all about presenting your fly in a natural, enticing way. Experiment with different fly patterns, weight sizes, and retrieve speeds to find what works best in your local waters.

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