| Well, we have talked about flippin and
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| | tip down. Your left hand should be at
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| now we'll mention pitchin.
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| | your side, now release the lure and lift
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| Both techniques are used to fish cover
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| | the rod at the same time, lure should
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| and to do it quietly. Use pitchin when
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| | move on a downward swing at your target
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| the distance is too long for flippin, to
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| | just above the water surface. When you
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| fish under boat docks, brush piles, logs
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| | reach the bottom of downward swing and
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| and shallow water. You can use pitchin
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| | the lure is going parallel with the
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| to fish with most baits but some of the
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| | water's surface let the line off the
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| favorites are of course, jigs, spinner
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| | reel.
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| baits, worms and lizards. Lots of people
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| | If you have the timing right and
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| prefer a wide gap hook. A good stout rod
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| | everything is as it should be, the lure
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| 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 foot long with a flexible
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| | will continue parallel to the water.
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| tip and lots of backbone is the best to
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| | Remember you are not trying to throw the
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| use when fishing cover, you want the rod
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| | lure but swinging it. Don't let the line
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| to be able to pull the fish out of the
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| | go slack and stop the lure at the target
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| cover you're fishing. A high speed reel
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| | and it should enter quietly. When the
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| with a ratio of 6.1-6.2 for a quick hook
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| | lure hits the water, let line out so the
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| set is good.
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| | lure goes straight down and not back at
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| The technique: Hold the rod in your
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| | you. Reel the lure back towards you
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| right hand (if right handed)with the tip
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| | until there is enough line out like where
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| pointed upward and disengage the spool on
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| | you started when the lure was even with
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| the reel, let out enough line so the lure
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| | the reel and do it again. Keep in mind
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| is even with the reel. Grab the lure
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| | the purpose of this techniques is to fish
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| with your left hand an hold the rod at
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| | quietly.
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| the butt by your shoulder with the rod
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| | Is anyone besides me ready for spring?
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