Home Outdoor Sports FAQS Fishing Golf swimming Skiing and Skating Cycling Climbing Other Outdoor Sports Camping
Fishing Articles  Outdoor sports > Fishing > Fishing Articles > A Technique To Catch Trophy Size Bass

A Technique To Catch Trophy Size Bass

2016/7/21 15:46:29

There is a craze going on that produces big bass, it's called flippin. Flippin puts the lure where the big bass are.....in cover! You will want a 7 1/2 to 8 foot rod with at least 20 pound test on your reel with the drag tightened. You will also want a 1/8 ounce to 1 ounce weight according to the cover you are trying to go through. Don't forget the big hook, 4/0 to 5/0 is best in my opinion.

The technique.....silently put your boat within 20 feet of the cover you want to fish. Hold the rod in your right hand (presuming you are right handed). Measure the line to let out according to your rod length and with your left hand pull about 2 feet of line out. Make sure the reel is in free spool and place your thumb on the spool. Move the rod so the lure pendulums to your target and when you have the lure where you want it to be, move your other hand with the line in it towards the reel. The lure will fall in the cover with hardly any distubance. Now, watch the water and your line. Sometimes just a slight line movement will indicated a hit or even cover movement and you won't feel anything until you set the hook. When you have a hit, drop the tip of your rod, reel up the slack and set the hook really hard.

  1. Prev:
  2. Next:
Related Articles
Fly Fishing Breaks in Perthshire
Halibut Fishing Tips
Spider GrubsA Bait For All Seasons
Fishing The Dark Season
All about the History of Bass Fishing
Fishing Clear Water
Simple Guide On How To Catch A Catfish
Trout Fishing on the White River - It Doesn't Get Any Better!
An Overview Of The Most Common Alaskan Fish Species
More Great Links

Tips - Saltwater Fishing Tackle

What is a saltwater fishing front? A saltwater fishing tackle is the equipment used to

Understanding the Basic Fly Fishing Gear Review

When it comes to trying to decide what gear should be purchased for your next fishing trip, you may

How and When to Use Weedless Crappie Jigs

To be a great crappie angler you need to experiment with all the different types of crappie fishing

Contact management E-mail : [email protected]

Copyright © 2005-2016 Outdoor sports All Rights Reserved