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I recently tried to throw a 3/4 oz bullet weight with a huge magnum size
plastic. My St Croix flippng stick was not up to the task. I tried a variety of settings ont he reel, and just couldn't get it to work well. Either I couldn't pitch it (just flip it) or it would slap the water ont he way out. I figured it was strictly my inability to dial in the reel, but when I got home I tied a similar rig on my Tica TC3 flipping stick and I was able to pitch it. Not as easily as a lighter bait, but it could be dialed in to pitch without short pitching or smacking the water every cast. My TC3 is an 8 ft heavy action rod. Same line and reel on both rods. Quantum Accurist with 50LB Power Pro. I rarely fish a weight that heavy or a bait that big, but there are times when I want a huge heavy bait to punch through cover in muddy conditions etc etc... What type of rig do you use? Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com Forums Free Lures Member Tournament |
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