Most Productive: Flipping/Pitching

[lunker-lander]

Hey Guys, now that I have my new flippin' stick on order, I need a few opinions and views. Here's the main questions I need answered:

1) What line, Mono, Fluoro, or Braid, best suits you for Flipping/Pitching?
2) What lure type best suits you for Flipping/Pitching?
3) What weights would you say you use most for Flipping/Pitching?
4) What type of structure do you fish most when Flipping/Pitching?

-Lunk-

[basskicker]

1) I use mono. usually 17 lb. p line. if in grass or bushes 65 lb power pro braid.
2) jig. brush hog. tube. craw.
3) 3/16, 1/4, or 3/8 most of the time.
4) trees, bushes, logs, rocks, grass, crappie beds, etc...

[Lilmoosecountry]

1. Flipping is 20lb big game mono 2. 3/8 zoom lizzards 3. Tree's,Logs & rocks

[BigBassin144]

Braid, 1/2oz jigs, whatever's in the water.

BB

[lunker-lander]

Well, I got a few baits, three(3) packs of Canyon Gitzit Tubes, 3.75". These three I got in Junebug, Pumpkin/Black & Green flake, and Watermelon/Red & Green Flake. I also picked up a pack of Sweet Beavers in "Big Texan", and one pack of Roboworm Pitchin' Kraw 4" in "M.M III".

I can't wait to get my reel and practice for Spring!

-Lunk-

[senko]

50-65 lb PP, some sort of tube or jig, and i pitch to anything thats showing above the water.

[barkelypup]

1 30 lb spider wire
2 3/8 football head any green color
3 half or smaller bullets for worms
4 standing and fallen timber

[carolina-rig-01]

1. generally speaking i use seaguar carbon pro, but in heavy cover i will use power pro.
2. tubes, brushhogs, jigs, sweet beavers
3. tungston is great, make sure whatever you use is pegged somehow.
4. brush, docks, laydowns, ect.

[Jigger]

Generally speaking:
1. Line-20 lb Big Game. I fish mostly stained water.
2.Lure-Jig, Flippin' Tube, 10 inch Power worm, Flash/Senko type bait.
3.Weight-3/8oz for the Jig. 1/8 or 3/16 for the tube. 3/16 for the worm. No weight for the Flash.
4.Structure-Lay downs, stick ups, brush piles, docks, stumps, weed beds, rocks. Any target that a fish might use.

[Rebbasser]

1. Braid. 50 lb Powerpro to be specific.
2. Pitching. Easier than flipping IMO.
3. Weights-1/2 oz more than anything. I have a few bigger jigs for grass but don't fish many grass lakes.
4. Flooded timber, which is the most common cover in the lakes I fish.

[Bob Smith]

Originally Posted by Rebbasser

1. Braid. 50 lb Powerpro to be specific.
2. Pitching. Easier than flipping IMO.
3. Weights-1/2 oz more than anything. I have a few bigger jigs for grass but don't fish many grass lakes.
4. Flooded timber, which is the most common cover in the lakes I fish.

Ditto, RB and add Boat docks and lighter jigs. When the water is cold I like to slow the fall-rate down, but stay with a "large" presentation.

[PowerBass]

1)65 lb Braid, this is the only rod that will have braid on it.
2)I am a jig flicker, Evolution Jig Heavy Cover and I also flip beavers
3) Jigs- 1/4 to 3/4 or more. Lead weights go from 1/4 to 1 ounce or more
4) I flip and pitch grass, willows, wood. i prefer to pitch shallow grass

[Hef]

1. Mainly I use seaguar f-carbon invisx(15lb), but if stained/gnarly enough i will use super braid(50lb).
2. Baby brush hogs/Jigs
3. Pegged tungsten 1/4oz - 1oz
4. brush, docks, laydowns, grass, ect..