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  • Global Moderator
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I can skip a Spro Bronzeye a long ways with braid and casting gear. 

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how do you avoid backlashes when skipping?

 

Lots of practice

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I can skip the Spro Bronzeyes and SK KVD Sexy Frogs pretty well. Booyah Pad Crashers have a much less firm skin that doesn't lend itself to skipping as well.

  • Super User
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It just takes hours of practice to learn skipping and minimize backlashes. I'm just getting into it and it's NOT easy. KEEP AT IT!

  • Global Moderator
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Ive had the best luck with a Koppers.

They're not as soft as a Scum frog which helps, but softer than a Spro which helps hook up's.

Mike

  • Global Moderator
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how do you avoid backlashes when skipping?

A low, side arm cast, in a slow fluid motion will get you there.

And yes a lot of practice!

What helped me the most was getting as close to the water as I could.

On a boat try kneeling on the deck.

From shore try to stand in a depression if there is one, if not take a step in the water if you could or kneedown on the shore.

The best skipper I know is a friend who fishes out of a canoe.

Mike

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If you backlash with braid bust out the  :cut:

  • Super User
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I can skip the Spro Bronzeyes and SK KVD Sexy Frogs pretty well. Booyah Pad Crashers have a much less firm skin that doesn't lend itself to skipping as well.

Funny, I can skip the Booyah, and SK frogs fine, the Spros for some reason give me fits. It's one of the reasons (besides price) that I stopped using them.

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Funny, I can skip the Booyah, and SK frogs fine, the Spros for some reason give me fits. It's one of the reasons (besides price) that I stopped using them.

The price certainly keeps me from owning more of them as well as the SKs. At $8-$10 each they are 1.5-2 times more expensive than the Booyahs. And since I don't have to skip much and have a better hookup percentage with the Booyahs, they are what I typically find on the end of my line.

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