Adapting your fly fishing presentation to different water conditions is crucial for success. In calm, clear waters, where fish can see well, use smaller and more natural-looking flies with delicate presentations to avoid spooking the fish. In contrast, in murky or fast-moving waters, opt for larger, more visible flies with stronger presentations to grab the fish's attention. Adjust the depth at which your fly is presented by using sinking lines or weighted flies for deeper waters, while using floating lines and unweighted flies for shallow waters. Experiment with different retrieval speeds to mimic the natural movement of prey. Lastly, consider the time of day and weather conditions, as these factors can also influence how fish respond to your presentation.

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