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