Flipping Tules for Bass - Napa County Kayak Fishing
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Channel: Out West with Chris · 2016 · Travel & Events
A few days ago I headed up to Napa County California and hit a small lake for some bass fishing. I started out trying several different lures and techniques on different parts of the lake. I tried Spinner Baits, Deep Crank Baits, Top Water, Frogs, etc, etc. Then I switched over to something I'm not that good at, Flipping/Pitching. The Bass were holding in the Tules and boy were they thick. It was almost like I was punching into the Tules. I was using Baby Brush Hogs and similar creature baits with a pegged 5/8 and later 1 oz Tungsten weight. I'm glad I spent as much time as I did doing it as I felt that my technique improved throughout the day. Moral of the story, if you feel like you suck at something, make time and do it anyway, especially if what you were doing wasn't catching any fish. From what I could see I was the only guy on the lake targeting the Tules and I was the only guy on the lake catching fish other than Bluegill. The Rod - Dobyn's Fury Series Med/Heavy Fast Action Flippin Stick. The Reel - Shimano Casitas 150HG http://amzn.to/2b2IzJe The Baits - Zoom Baby Brush Hogs http://amzn.to/2b2I69I Stike King KVD Game Hog http://amzn.to/2bk6XGu Please like and Subscribe Stalk me: Facebook - http://bit.ly/OWWCfb Instagram - http://bit.ly/OWWCigram Twitter - http://bit.ly/OutWestWChris Pinterest (Yeah Really) - http://bit.ly/OWWCPin For Business Inquiries please email [email protected]
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