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Using a baitcast reel what is your favorite bait to skip,and the line you skip with ? God Bless & Thanks

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An arkey head jig 1/2 O/Z with 14-15 pound flouro or copolymer.

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Good question.  Skipping docks and other cover is something I am planning on working on this year.  I have bought a few Siebert arkey head jigs.  Just need to know if there is a certain line I need to use.  I was looking to go to about 15lb fluoro.  As soon as our pond out back thaws out, I'll be out there giving it a try.

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I just searched this thread under skipping settings. There are some good post in there.

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Good question.  Skipping docks and other cover is something I am planning on working on this year.  I have bought a few Siebert arkey head jigs.  Just need to know if there is a certain line I need to use.  I was looking to go to about 15lb fluoro.  As soon as our pond out back thaws out, I'll be out there giving it a try.

You can really skip anything, but the trick is too keep it low to the water from the start of you cast.

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chattahoochee jigs 1/2 jig. on 20lb sunline sniper fc. I also skip buzzbaits and spinnerbaits pretty well with the right trailer

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Mostly swimbaits and jigs.  Hard to skip lures with trebles.  The hooks just kill the momentum. (I tried it today...nasty backlashes).

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I like to keep it around the 1/4 to 3/8 oz range for what I'm skipping. I use the All Terrain Skip N Jig but I will be trying Siebert's arkys here soon

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I mainly skip jigs with a baitcaster. I don't have a favorite rod/reel/line, just use whichever I'm using that day. 

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