Hey man,
Def need a sink tip with weighted flies or a sinking line, but It's all about positioning from the shore. Find a big eddy and a point where you can get out there- lower tides obviously help. I like to fish the pinch where the main current and the eddy merge cast upstream into the current and strip up through the seem - usually on a 45 and usually fast. Keep it controlled though, you'll have better luck with even strips - they miss a lot. It's also a lot of patience because you are not as mobile. Don't get discouraged though and keep varying the time you let it sink and your retrieving speed. You will get into fish and when it rains, it pours.
Hope this helps,
Js
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