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re: Help me catch bass
Posted on 4/22/20 at 3:24 pm to AUTimbo
Posted on 4/22/20 at 3:24 pm to AUTimbo
How do you guys get a good cast out of something that has no weight to it? Like if you take a hook and a worm and I think they call it a "wacky worm" basically put the hook in the middle and let it sink on its own..... Its so light I get back lash all the freaking time
Posted on 4/22/20 at 3:30 pm to Uncs
Depending on cover I like to use a spinning rod and a 1 1/2 to 2' leader between the fluke and a barrel swivel.
With baitcasting it helps to have a med weight topwater rod witha fast-xtra-fast tip and 12# flourocarbon on a smaller diameter spool baitcaster. Still want some backbone for driving the hook, but the tip is what allows a longer cast.
Of course fishing a weightless fluke, unless it's a heavier brand, is always going to cause some sacrifice in casting distance....at least the way i set my reels.
Others may know a more efficient way, but this is what usually works for me....obviously depending on how heavy the cover is.
With baitcasting it helps to have a med weight topwater rod witha fast-xtra-fast tip and 12# flourocarbon on a smaller diameter spool baitcaster. Still want some backbone for driving the hook, but the tip is what allows a longer cast.
Of course fishing a weightless fluke, unless it's a heavier brand, is always going to cause some sacrifice in casting distance....at least the way i set my reels.
Others may know a more efficient way, but this is what usually works for me....obviously depending on how heavy the cover is.
Posted on 4/22/20 at 3:31 pm to Uncs
Lighter line and more practice, or a spinning reel.
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