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Match them with a jig head and bounce them slowly along the bottom, especially in moving water
Make sure that the line never cracks like a whip (you need to wait longer to allow the line to straighten before flicking the rod back in the opposite direction if it does) Eventually you will be able to raise the rod pretty much vertically and keep the line moving smoothly when that happens you will have a good idea about the timing, power and stop positions that work Now re-adjust your feet so that your left foot is slightly in front of your right foot and adjust the direction of the back and forth movement of the rod so that it is going straight forwards and straight backwards (instead of from side to side in front of you)
JIGS The most popular jig for Largemouth Bass is, without question, the Flippin Jig
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Check out the video below to see how tournament bass pro Brent Ehrler uses backing (old 50-pound braid) to help fill his baitcasting reels with expensive fluorocarbon
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