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  • One of the techniques I get asked a lot about is how do you skip a bait? Whether it's a

  • jig or soft plastic up underneath boat docks and underneath willow trees. There's a lot

  • of more to it then people think. A lot of people are good using spinning equipment with

  • floating worms and can skip them a long way. You might be asking yourself that you can

  • do it very easily with my spinning equipment so why don't I just stick with that? You've

  • got your limitations though; you don't have nearly the power or the big heavy rod to get

  • the fish out of the cover, you don't have the cranking power of a casting reel. This

  • is a heavy duty rig, I'm geared up with 25 pound Tatsu where I can pull those fish out

  • of the cover. When you're going into those nasty places you have to use the baitcaster

  • to have the opportunity to get those fish out. If it's a scenario where you don't have

  • to deal with heavy cover, you can get by with your spinning equipment. But for heavy nasty

  • cover and big fish I recommend big rod, big line, and a reel to match.

  • When it comes to baitcasting equipment you've really got to start out by adjusting your

  • reel correctly. Every baitcaster has a tension knob and this happens to be my flippin' reel.

  • Hold your rod straight out and start adjusting this tension knob so your bait will pull the

  • line off but when your bait hits the floor or bottom of your boat the spool stops turning.

  • If you've got it set so loose that your spool keeps turning when that bait stops, you're

  • probably going to get a big backlash if you try to skip because that bait is slowing down

  • on each skip and spool is still running too fast. If I've got a 1/2 ounce bait on I'm

  • going to adjust it so that 1/2 ounce will barely pull the line out. If I go to a heavier

  • bait I'm going to have to tighten it a little more, if I go to a lighter bait I'm going

  • to have to back that tension off so that the weight of the lure will pull the line off.

  • This is the most important feature right here on anybody's baitcaster whether it's my signature

  • reel or just a regular baitcasting type reel. So it's very important to use that tension

  • knob and make the adjust so it just slowly pulls the line off the reel.

  • Now the other important part is how you run the angle of it. If you try to do this you're

  • going to bury that bait into the water. It's almost like a golf swing where you're coming

  • across and you see how it just skips across like that because of the angle that you're

  • actually hitting the water. It's all about the angle. You can get way up underneath something

  • by doing that particular angle. I'm using a flippin' stick here, but if you want to

  • do it with your baitcaster then you kind of do this technique right here. You're actually

  • skimming it across the water and it will skip up underneath there. But for the actual pitching

  • part it's kind of coming across just like that and getting that angle. Your keeping

  • the bait low to the water. The lower you start out, the easier it is to skip it. You can

  • skip it from one side of the dock and skip it out on the other side.

  • This is kind of a heavy bait I've got here for skipping. Lighter baits work a little

  • bit better for skipping and when it comes to jigs, a 1/4 or 3/8 is the perfect weight.

  • When you get to a 1/2 or 3/4 it's a little more difficult but you can still do it. All

  • about the angle on how you hit the water. A little practice and you can get really good

  • at it.

One of the techniques I get asked a lot about is how do you skip a bait? Whether it's a

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如何跳過魚餌釣竿和卷軸上的魚餌 (How to Skip Lures on Baitcasting Rod and Reels)

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    王宸毅 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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