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I am hoping to use these for smallies next year, and my number one spot is a place i cant get my boat into. I have personally seen 5-6 lb fish caught here, and i have landed fish up to 4 lbs. myself. I am really looking forward to using dropshots next year. The only thing is, i am shorefishing, and i am wondering if fishing them would be any different. Give me your opinions and experiences if you have any.

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My only advice would be to bring alot of extra terminal tackle. Fishing dropshots uphill in rocks (smallie country) is pretty snaggy business.

YOu'll need a lot of them weights.... I fish from the bank only, and dropshotting in rocky terrain isn't all too fun....  

Have you tried the Lindy No Snag Sinkers. And you can make a no snag sinker out of small black nylon with slit shot in it and melt the end closed works pretty good.

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I love using it from shore, though just like everyone else said, it snags easy. I would prefer a really light 1/16 oz. quickdrops sinker or split shot weight.

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