Deadly Drop-Shot Nymphing for Trout | How To
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Mark Melynk learns how to set up and use the deadly drop-shot nymphing rig courtesy of the great folks at Frontier Anglers in Dillon Montana: www.frontieranglers.com
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Thanks for sharing Mark. I can see this method working in slower waters, too. Always learning in flyfishing.
Great video!! Short, showed rig, n showed fish being caught!!
That's how to keep viewers "hooked"..!!
Glad you enjoyed it
THE Beaverhead River below the dam. FABULOUS river in early season. Frontier Anglers is the BEST thanks to Tim Tollet.
Thank you so much! Tim set the table but we have a great crew from the owner on down here still. Stop in sometime, we'd love to meet you.
Skipping a split along the bottom works very well. Use it for salmon and steelhead too. I usually run a single fly setup that way I don’t have any more junctions above the main fly. Which is crucial when 10-12lb steelhead take and especially coho which will go right for the logs. I run 14lb test when doing this method. And usually my split is on about 10lb test.
Good tip!
Also known as the Provo bump rig.
Where can I buy that sinker? Looks good for sliding along the bottom without hanging up. Thanks.
Give the shop a call, we'd be happy to get you fixed up.
You ought to mention that viewers should check local regs. Drop shot on moving water is illegal in California.
Isn’t everything illegal in California 😂
Is that right? Just because it’s really effective?
California would do that 🤦♂️
Not their job to make sure people know their own local regs
If you assaulted a fisherman, stole their rod and took over their spot then it's legal for you to do in California.
So you turned a fly rod into a float rod. And your fly reel into a centerpin cool.
Omfgg Mark , you just learning about this NOW. Have been using this method for years, especially on fast running water. Works well for salmon as well.
I suggest decaf
@@andrewwebster13 😁
Bring on your float rods and fixed spool reels , it's a lot easier.
Wish you would show the rigging a little better. He was to fast and did not show video close up on the rigging.