So I have been wanting to get better at flipping. What NTX/ETEX lake would you suggest I go to? I'm talking 2-3 rods, jig or 2 and a TX rig and nothing but flipping all day long. Want to improve my technique and learn to get better at it while fishing, not just practicing in my yard. Thx

Ray Roberts just read bout all the jig fish caught today

Waco always has a pretty good flipping bite.

Hay Frank; we could leave for Mexico tomorrow that would hone your skills.

Toledo is where it's at

For practice on the water close to Rockwall--White Rock Lake has large Cattails all around on the inside grass line--loaded with female bass during the spawn. Flip a jig to corners, nooks and crannies and get ready to set the hook.

For bigger bass and flipping timber, I'd go to Fork or Ray Roberts

For bigger bass and flipping grass, I'd go to Monticello. This will be the first non power plant spawn at Monti, and I'd be interested to hear how they are adjusting.

Cedar Creek. Thousands of boat houses/docks

very good flipping bite

If you don't mind "pay to play" and small water try Mill Creek (vegetation) or Purtis Creek (timber and buckbush). They're a few miles apart and at times can produce a "Grande" on a well pitched bait.
Almost forgot to mention....avoid both on First Monday trade days

Sam Rayburn! 4feet above full pool! Should be a lot of flooded brush!

Toledo for sure. Just got home. That lake will let you know how good you are at flipping and pitching.

Go to the Pines, as high as it is it should be in the bushes and its the best time to fish the lake.

Frank just shoot me a note what days you have free. I will show you what little I know. I flip/pitch quite a bit.

Frank, take Mark up on the offer. Last year he opened my eyes up on a shallow frog and jig bite at a time I was fishing deep.

Thanks brother, I will take you up on that sometime. I appreciate the offer. And thank you all for your advice.