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new at pitching and flipping - hunter_man9k - 11-13-2008
well im not sure about line selection im fishing for bass and im not to sure how to do the action that makes it a pitch or flip i will be using a baitcaster will this pole work [url "http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_98424____SearchResults"][#212126]http://www.basspro.com/...424____SearchResults[/#212126][/url] and before the spwan starts i was going to start practicing and i saw this product [url "http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_10204225____SearchResults"][#212126]http://www.basspro.com/...225____SearchResults[/#212126][/url] what do you think about that thing i think i might just use a cup thanks for all information and what kind of rigging is best and knot/s and the best length im about 5'8 what is a good gear ratio
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Re: [hunter_man9k] new at pitching and flipping - gdn443 - 11-13-2008
I think Fishhound hit it on the head with his answer. I don't flip myself, but maybe the other folks can add to his reply.
Knots, I use a polamer knot most times on all my rigs.
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Re: [hunter_man9k] new at pitching and flipping - midtnhooker - 03-10-2009
6'6" MH plus a 6.3 : 1 or 7.1:1 reel to winch em out.
i use 12 lb mono alot, but thicker cover may call for 14+ line or even braid. just get a cup and go at it. its a timing thing but youll be amazed how many fish youve been missing by not presenting your lure quiet enough or close enough to their cover.
ive always pitched alot more b/c our lakes are fairly clear and the cover can be sparse, so i dont bother with flippin as it spooks too many fish that a well placed pitch would nab!
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