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 Re: Skipping docks
[Re: CowboyVet]
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04/26/18 04:28 PM
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npl_texas
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It also helps to ill the spool only half way until you get the habg of it. The main thing that helped me was using a rod with a good tip.
I have been using a GLX 853 but I had a Tatula (I think it was made for drop shots or shakey heads) that had a crazy good tip but I sold it. That was perfect. Aldebaran is the reel.
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Re: Skipping docks
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04/26/18 07:44 PM
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Jarrett Latta
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Best practice I've found is from the diving board at a swimming pool. It's basically like the deck of a boat.
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Re: Skipping docks
[Re: Okie Poke]
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04/26/18 10:56 PM
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BThomas
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I got the opportunity once to fish an Open with Todd Castledine on Lew. It was absolutely amazing how that dude could skip docks. I just sat there in awe and watched. He was using a spinning reel with light braid. I still wake up with hot flashes thinking about that day. I fished with him on Rayburn and NAC, man that dude can skip anything under docks.
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