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Use a small, soft, highly buoyant foam dry fly as a dry-dropper indicator; it casts easily and is preferable to a larger

Use a small, soft, highly buoyant foam dry fly as a dry-dropper indicator; it casts easily and is preferable to a larger

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  • Topic: Dry fly
  • Original category: Dry Fly
  • Species: Trout
  • Water: Not stated
  • Region: Not stated
  • Skill level: Beginner

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Tip: Use a small, soft, highly buoyant foam dry fly as a dry-dropper indicator; it casts easily and is preferable to a larger bulky version

How to do it: Use a small foam dry as a dry-dropper indicator, because it casts well and floats reliably without bulk

Mistake it fixes: Using a large bulky dry as a dry-dropper indicator

Why it works: A small buoyant foam dry gives visibility and floatation without the casting difficulty and splash of a bulky version.

When it matters most: Dry-dropper fishing

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