Start SKIPPING A Fishing LURE Better Than Your Friends (Complete Skip Cast Tutorial)

Skipping a bass lure can be difficult but if you have the right system, you will start skipping better than your friends!
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[@BassFishingHQ]

Exact combo I was using: Reel: Okuma Helios SX 8.1:1 Rod: Okuma Psycho Stick 7’2” MH Line: 50 lb braid

[@jacobhornberger8073]

50 lb!!! Please tell me you used a leader?!

[@BassFishingHQ]

No sir. The bait I was skipping was a frog style bait. I typically use straight braid with them

[@owjbehdobw4711]

@Fishing Preacher777 Doesn't make sense to fill a rod with fluro.

[@danielmcnish6555]

@Fishing Preacher777 Never use a leader in skipping as it creates a weak point. This technique is reaction based & thus bites are harder & thus with obstacles in play as well as bigger fish I would never use a leader. Go straight braid or fluero, & I base this on water clarity & how active bass are. Now when "finesse" fishing the technique is much different as I go to braid to fluero but again considering the "conditions" & I stay light line in finesse fishing. Remember your finessing to get more bites & thus means smaller fish & with a more realistic presence. Understand the conditions in dissecting out your arsenal in use. Take into account soft plastic Power fishing as well. As example if im looking for big bass an gonna throw a worm then I'm Not gonna be "finessing" , I'm going 7'6 - 7'9 medium heavy / heavy rod , heavy line fluero or braid (without leader) again considering the conditions & if I'm flipping/pitching in heavy cover or in open water (without) a leader as again this technique is the mindset of hooking up a big bass. Always be dissecting out the water clarity, conditions, & type of fishing unto the "reason" for ones selecting type also like 6am summer fishing going topwater, etc.etc. Take this info into account & I assure you that you will get more bites, more fish & your progress will only continue to gain in knowledge & confidence. ~Reign Creative~ EST. 2022. Owner/Operator , custom creative Superbaits of hand poured soft plactics & custom rod making. A Revelation IS about to happen, watch for my products. Tightlines brother.

[@danielmcnish6555]

@Fishing Preacher777 I heard that. I'm kayak fisherman these days & to me its more spiritual & one with the sport. It's also more methodical in all aspects & forces one mentally as a ultimate sportsman to really focus in depth of the craft, & I say this starting fishing at age 3 , & starting bass fishing at age 6 & my first bass was 3lbs. From then on I was hooked you might say, lol. Fishing has definately evolved to its pinnacle state, just matter of fine tuning the craft with everything we have nowadays from technology, equipment, & the must desire to challenge oneself & get after it. Amen. Tightlines brother.

[@claudegagne2805]

At 61 years old I practice this sport with the attitude that everyday I need to learn something new. I've been fishing bass for 40 years and I can't believe the amount of information I am still missing. Keep up teaching sir. We're listening.

[@vxphan2601]

Agreed,… and glad that I am not the only one feel that way

[@nickbosworth6388]

Thats how every human should be about anything they want to be good at

[@birchoutdoorsandbushcraft7690]

My grandpa taught me that from a real young age, and I always do that, especially in this last year due to his passing, I’m trying to honour his name and pass on his teachings. He used to do a lot of fishing when he was my age and during his teen years back in the late 50’s early 60’s

[@jim7smith]

Right you are..... I just turned 75 in November and I am still learning, not just fishing, either.... I have said for many years, when I stop learning, just slam the lid in my face.

[@victortaboadaporcuna6971]

Traductor 9:22 ​@@vxphan2601

[@bassackwards3433]

To all. This is a guy who listened to his commenters in a previous video and made the requests happen. Tyler, you da man! Awesome tutorial!

[@TritonGamezYT]

He is truly a good guy.

[@MISANTHROPE1964]

As someone who can’t skip for shite, the first 20 seconds were like watching a magic act…

[@tdeeb6359]

Ikr?!??!

[@DropTheBunny]

my damn jaw dropped haha

[@itisfinished4U]

True

[@JacobE-23]

For real lol

[@mikeo6525]

Ridiculous

[@superdoopercooper1962]

Nearly brought a tear to my eye man those were some beautiful casts

[@antonujvarosi1617]

Same here

[@warrior-mq6do]

Same bro

[@mulletman49]

I’m sure I haven’t seen them all, but I have seen a lot of skipping vids on KZbin and this one is right there with the best if not The very best. Your teaching method, without making the viewer feel like he is being talked down to, is on point. Thank you!

[@1221Ralph]

The rest suck. No one talks about spool tension/brakes specifics even though it's the most important.

[@rickhalle-podell169]

You are one of the top instructors on KZbin. Now I just need to get me a bait caster. I skip pretty well with a spinning rod and am looking forward to trying these techniques out. I assume the technique is similar minus feathering the spool

[@fjin1]

Best skipping video on KZbin so far.

[@juleswinnfield826]

One of the better how to skip vids ive watched. Great tip with the piece of tape on the spool 50-75' in. That saves a ton on headaches. Always enjoy your vids, loaded with direct useful info. Keep up the great work.

[@Psykout]

Anyone else have their mind blown for a second with the taping your spool to stop full reel backlash when learning to skip? I know what I am doing next time I am out. Hands down your material is so good for building foundations. So many other channels either preach fundamentals good googling should explain or assume you know a lot. As a tech savy eager new fisherman, I know way more techniques than I can physically do and finding ways to build up to that is a blessing.

[@mikeo6525]

Him - “You might have a bad skip like that one I just did” Me - “I’ll take it!!!”

[@RichM0410]

Your skip casting skills are over the top! Mad respect sir! Thank you!

[@Petrolhead99999]

You are a legend! This is not only a great skip casting tutorial, but also a masterclass in rod and reel setup. Thank you!

[@tylergibson5379]

Hands down, the best fishing youtuber. Definitely the best bait skipper!! The video we all commented on was only a week ago and now you’ve already got the video up for us. Thanks for the content and thanks for actually caring about the folks who watch your videos. You’re awesome dude.

[@ronnasonjr4857]

Thanks Tyler! I am brand new to your channel and man, I feel like I have been missing out. Love the content and how well you break it down! As a kayak guy and fairly new to bass fishing I am doing all I can to sponge this info in. Thanks again! - Ron

[@H8er-Maker]

Like a Boss!! The pitch skip eludes me. Being left handed it definitely helped watching you do it southpaw. Thanks for the info, awesome skip tutorial.

[@jasonemeric9902]

I don't know a local hammer to learn from. Your channels have hands down taught me the most out of any other. Thanks for everything Randy.

[@rickyreynolds9056]

Dude!! Best video on skipping I have ever seen!! Very very thorough and tips I have never thought of!! Thank you and appreciate the time you put into it!! 👍💪🏻🎣

[@Greenfishrmn]

The best tutorial that I've found for teaching the skip cast. Well done!

[@MrEazyE357]

My man has mastered the art of skipping a lure. He's better than a lot of the well known pros.

[@Inverted88]

I've watched a lot of these videos lately and this one has the best demonstrations so far. Great stuff.

[@j.r.tidwell3318]

Friend, I've watched a lot of your videos and learned so much from them.I'm 63 years old and been fishing 55 of them. The way you bring it to your audience is spot on. Your a very good teacher. Thank you so much, J.R

[@eddiemook84]

Nice video brother. I’m a seasoned veteran to the art of putting your bait where most guys don’t. Great job with the details man. Your exactly right it takes thousands of casts and pitches. I’m completely free spooling, (look mom no brakes lol) it’s all in the thumb and wrist. Keeping your eye on the target. Peace bro God Bless

[@Mr0001jack]

By far the best skipping tutorial I’ve seen - great job and thanks so much 😊‼️

[@sethdisanto1960]

Watched a TON of videos on how to skip. By FAR this was the best and most comprehensive in 1 video!!! Nice job. New subscriber.

[@Buford_T_Justice]

Great video. I've been struggling to learn how to skip. This video showed me the little piece I was missing. It was that loop in the back swing @12:00. Made a huge difference vs the straight side armed cast I was using.

[@HokiePitcher22]

Dude ur skip cast is a thing of beauty. I love doing this, especially in the spring with the bass in close. Snagging a hog on a skip cast makes the 30 times that you fail and snag a branch totally freaking worth it lol

[@bobbymason3420]

Awesome skipping vid. Definitely one of the best on that subject. Skipping is where I really want to up my game. Thanks for the tips

[@MrSleepy0218]

This is something I've really wanted to try working on as I just got back into fishing a year ago and had no idea how to practice it. this is an absolute banger and I wish I could like it 40 thousand times

[@user-mn9rk2ow4p]

This is the only lure skipping video that I've seen that actually tells you how to do this. Well done!

[@sheddybear3867]

Thanks so much for making this video! I can't wait until this spring so I can try some of these techniques!

[@numberonenole4590]

Oh my jesus... I would have backlashes for days... Nice skills!!!

[@donseable5165]

This was without a doubt, the best lesson I’ve ever seen on special casting. Thanks so much for the information. I know I will be spending a lot of time learning how to do that.

[@joe5114]

Great skipping video. He teaches very well and organized which makes it easy to understand the material. Overall the best KZbinr for teaching fishing stuff. Him and TylerReelFishing are a great combo for learning whether you are new to fishing or experienced

[@FlippinOkie]

That was a good tutorial bud! Especiqlly the "good gear" part, I bought the tatula sv tw103 and it made my skipping twice as easy.

[@stevenhalsell6519]

Thanks so much, Tyler! you've got serious skills! i'm looking forward to when it is warm enough to practice this. i'm glad it works with chatterbaits because I use those a lot!

[@fishingallyear2522]

what color chatter baits do you use?

[@jimhalleran6239]

BEST TUTORIAL EVER!!!!!! Thanks so much for “the magic revealed” at long last. Many have tried, but all but you have failed. Thank you.

[@remcovanvliet3018]

Thanks for the tutorial! I've only just started on a bait caster, and so far I've only ever made overhand casts. Thank you for opening my eyes to a brand new (to me, at least) technique.

[@johnnyblaze2620]

👏 Quite impressive brotha. Wish I had more opportunities to use skipping. Keep up the great vids 👍

[@Danyang1]

Sheesh your skip game is so 🔥 lol Been trying to learn how to skip for a while now. Decent but nothing of what you're doing lol. I can get a decent skip roll casting on my dominate hand and a random pitch skip once in a while lol

[@chmaximus319]

This is great content. I've been subbed for a while and this type of work is why I think your channel should grow like crazy.

[@dyakr4368]

Finally someone explained thumb control. Majority of the videos on skipping don’t go into this much detail. I’ll be practicing when out fishing.

[@MichaelBrown-mi5jl]

Great tutorial Video! You really make it look easy!

[@basstobasscookingbrentbabi5411]

You teach this better than Andy Montgomery himself! You rock this bro- thank you🎣

[@richardj6593]

This is one of the best videos ever done on the subject. Much respect.

[@golfingandfishingmylifeawa978]

I love finding channels that have small/midsized followings but loads of talent. The sky is the limit for this dude. Thanks for the tips, and good luck man!

[@BassFishingHQ]

Thanks for the comment and watching. I appreciate it

[@leroyusa935]

You make it look so easy. I have to learn how to make the rod do 80% of the work and 20%, the feathering of the thumb. It's a learning process and my biggest mistake is to keep my arm from actually swinging and only using my wrist. The slow motion part of the video really helps. Having someone take videos of my imperfect technique will also help reveal my mistakes. Thanks!

[@Grimey_Fishing]

Amazing! This is just the video I've been looking for! I've watched other skipping tutorials, but not one has yet put everything I need together in one video. I think I might actually be able to skip at a level that approaches below average instead of absolutely abysmal in a month or two of practicing! Thanks!

[@danielmcnish6555]

If your new to this technique shimanos dc reels will limit your backlash better than any other reel due to the DC braking technology. Diawa Tatulas are great too due to the sv spool & can also checkout video on new Okuma Hakai reels coming out 2022. On these 3 reels notice the spools. These spools are bigger versus the small tiny spools , & thus bigger spools backlash a lot less due to inertia force & holding less line , thus limits a backlash. Get the right equipment , master the technique, then you will have confidence & experience to try the lesser quality "skipping" reels to gain knowledge in understanding the majority of reel types & usages. Hope this helped you out. Tightlines.

[@Grimey_Fishing]

@@danielmcnish6555 Thanks for the gear advice! I have actually improved in leaps and bounds with my current assortment of reels. I was out on a reservoir a few days ago and I was feeling like a superstar! Today, though, I was really inconsistent; those days are becoming fewer and fewer. I think I'm going to use electrical tape on the spool to minimise how much fluffs up on days like today. With my wacky rigs on a spinning reel and my jigs on my Tatula Elite Pitching/Flipping reel I can skip quite far when I can't reposition myself quick enough (or I just don't feel like it). I just need to work on my aim and hitting smaller and smaller targets.

[@danielmcnish6555]

@@Grimey_Fishing Great job. Yeah that is where those Shimano DC reels shine as you can focus less on worrying about a backlash due to low confidence/experience & can focus more on those pinpoint casts/skips. Just takes time, you will get there. Tightlines brother.

[@tonyrose2692]

I actually logged in to leave this comment. You have great content, and superb editing. Thank you for being thorough with gear setup and technique and not taking 20 minutes with your intro, great meat and potatoes stuff here.

[@TrueSTRY]

Yea bro, amazing video. I’ve been watching all your stuff recently and you’re one of the best. Appreciate you taking time to put this stuff together.

[@mrpickles2170]

Been putting in the time when fish don't want to bite. Got a small pipe between two small lakes to hit. OH AND JUST BECAUSE YOU GET A COUPLE GOOD SKIPS UNDER YOUR BELT DON"T GO TURNING THOSE BRAKES OF JUST YET!!! Ask me how i know ^_- Great tip on the cheap line practice !!!

[@ryandoll3684]

My man 🔥🙌🔥 I just clicked and can’t wait to watch it ! Thanks for listening and making this video.We all appreciate it for sure.

[@Speedmark1483]

Enjoyed the video! I just started watching recently and have enjoyed and learned something from each video. You are a very good teacher-very clear and articulate, and a great job of blending your teaching with explanation and demonstration!

[@BassFishingHQ]

Thanks brother

[@07slowbalt]

This is a great turorial and something ive been struggling with. Im a bank fisherman and find it harder to flip and skip using a longer rod. Seems like being in a boat provides you that extra clearance thats really helpful. Ive focused on much shorter rods as longer rods tend to make me hit the ground with my rod tip. Im sure its more user error than anything but id love to have a tip or trick from those that know what there doing.

[@sslum]

I don’t know how to skip, but I’d assume being closer to water level makes it much easier. Same as skipping a rock. If you’re too high on the bank it’s not possible

[@mitchcoleman4595]

Another thing to try is skipping with a spinning rod. It helps you focus on the skipping motion and trajectory, while not having to focus initially on feathering the spool. Once you get the motion down, it will cut down on the amount of backlashes with a baitcaster. Also, skipping a Ned rig is a killer

[@cjfishtales2238]

This is how I taught myself.

[@ch33kz]

Great tip, thanks for sharing that. Definitely going to start on my spinning rods first. Thanks

[@stoneysdead689]

Thank you- that's an awesome idea. I started already on a DC reel, made it much easier- I've had far less problems- but I'm still having some issues at times with the mechanics of the roll cast itself- releasing at the right time. I still lob the occasional bomb or shoot it into the water like a bullet instead of getting that low, straight trajectory that feathers into a skip. I think I'm trying to build too much momentum- I need to "slow my roll" in other words.

[@tdeeb6359]

@@ch33kz Me too..TOMORROW!!!

[@andys1170]

@@stoneysdead689 what dc reel because i have the slx and not sure how to set it. On 4 obviously but knob tension and line?

[@rshock]

Thank you! Great tutorial, skipping has been a struggle for sure. Great information, thank you!

[@MAGNUSDRONES]

Great episode 👍👍. A technique I’m trying to learn and you’ve broken it down so well. Cheers!

[@maxrogers762]

Great video 🎣🤙

[@supatreyfi9770]

Him- "u don't have to spend 300 on a rod a reel combo to skip" Me- lookin at my Daiwa Steez on a G-loomis NRX still not able to skip

[@bakerjeffery1970]

Hands down, this is the best skipping tutorial video I’ve ever watched. I can’t wait to get out on the boat. When I come home from work tomorrow, I’m throwing my gear in the boat and I’m gone! Thanks for the video.

[@cliffriordan9619]

Extremely helpful. Thank you very much. I thoroughly enjoyed your very detailed and very well presented instruction. Just the introduction to skipping lures that II was looking for.

[@nicholascarney2063]

Reminds me of speech class at Kilbourne! I remember you bringing in a couple Loomis rods and doing a speech on pitching and flipping! Still killing it Ty! Rediscovered bass fishing during the pandemic, got me a tin boat and started fishing some pot tourneys! Stoked to see you’re still deep into the fishing game brother 👊🏼 Stumbled on your channel recently and it is absolutely awesome, Congrats man!

[@BassFishingHQ]

Carney! What’s up brother? Good to hear you fishing again!

[@nicholascarney2063]

@@BassFishingHQ Doing good man! Flipping houses and fishing every chance I get, safe to say I’m obsessed. I’ve still got a long way to go to be skipping like you but the skill set is starting to come together one piece at a time. Still fishing the tournament scene or all teaching these days!?

[@BassFishingHQ]

Took a break from the bassmaster opens this year to focus on KZbin. Still fishing local tourneys but hope to be back to the Opens next year

[@hunterjarnigan7220]

I can’t remember what bait company it was I seen but the bounty fish is fixing to hit the u.s.

[@wNNdSharK]

I'm into spinning fishing for about a year now and this is the first time I hear about lure skipping. I hope it works with spinning reels too! This will definitely help finding the fish in the water under the trees without losing a whole pile of lures and money, thank you!!

[@GFWoodchuck]

You can. It works decent. It doesn't look as magical for some reason though. 😅😅

[@jeffrogersbassfishing5723]

One of THE BEST skipping videos I have EVER seen!! You improved my skipping 1000 percent!!

[@hookshot2351]

Yo, that's fire brother. Good stuff. What part of the country are you in?

[@BassFishingHQ]

I live in Ohio

[@tdeeb6359]

@@BassFishingHQ Thot I recognized the accent. I was born an raised between Pittsburgh and the state lines

[@hookshot2351]

@@BassFishingHQ So you're close, that's great. I work and travel with the Indiana Pacers. If you are near the Cleveland area you need to come to a game this season when we play them, or drive over to Indy and come to a home game. I'll get you set up with tics and would like to meet and fish with you at some point. Do you guide there in Ohio?

[@cjfishtales2238]

You will get a lot more reaction bite skipping. That has been my experience at least. Fishing from a Kayak, pitching and flipping is not always the best option. Skipping from the seated position is much easier for me.

[@zacharyallen671]

In your opinion it's easier sitting? I thought it would be harder, but I'm just starting to try this

[@cjfishtales2238]

@@zacharyallen671 I have found skipping easier than pitching from the seated position. For me, skipping while sitting in a kayak is completely natural at this point.

[@zacharyallen671]

@@cjfishtales2238 well that's good news for me since I will do most of my skipping from a kayak, I plan on practicing alot soon

[@cjfishtales2238]

@@zacharyallen671 this video is the best I've seen on the subject. So I'd watch it several times. Allowing the rod tip to drift upwards toward the end of the cast is key. A fluke on a spinning set up is a really good place to start. If you want to see a kayak angler that can skip really well. Watch Kristine Fischer.

[@vernervanschalkwyk2280]

Tyler, this is an awesome tutorial video. As a teacher here in South Africa i will be proud of a lesson like this one. I hope your baby is better. God bless.

[@thereelaccountant9246]

best tutorial on KZbin bro. Even though I've already learned to skip, there was still stuff in here that will help me out a ton. Appreciate it.

[@eric4seasons]

This video just cemented my inferiority complex. Thx

[@antonujvarosi1617]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@phatpakbaits]

All of this advice applies to bass boat fishing or kayaks which are stable . My advice is if u struggle skipping use a spinning rod . I’m on a kayak and don’t like to stand a lot so bought a 6’6” medium heavy spinning rod , no learning curve required, no back lashes , just whip it under trees and docks etc .

[@colonelangus3826]

Great video. What helped me learn the most about skipping was trying it with a big plastic swimbait. I used a Megabass magdraft to get it down. So much surface area and heavy enough to get great distance out of it.

[@robertjohnmeiers]

I’m in Australia & after watching your video bought the 7’2 psychostick in both spin ( ml,m) caster ( mh,h) along with the bounty lures because none of these are or were for sale here. I must say how great the rods actually are, compliments to you for introducing me to them. I’m still practicing to get to your level of expertise. Great video, one I keep coming back to.Thank you.

[@thebroadwyz]

Pro tip: when you’re learning to skip - make a long cast with your bait (longer than the distance when you skip cast) and put a piece of electrical tape in the spool before reeling back in. You’re gonna back lash a ton when learning and this will keep you from completely ruining your day with a deep backlash.

[@SPFLDAngler]

That’s exactly what he said to do

[@EddieLindsay681]

@@SPFLDAngler I think he commented before watching the video 🤦🏻

[@sicariofishing]

Is it safe to assume you actually didn't watched the video?

[@thebroadwyz]

@@sicariofishing yes it’s safe to assume I didn’t watch 16 minutes of you skipping, and failed to catch a small comment you made. How dense of me…didn’t mean to trigger you my guy. The water is all yours…

[@sicariofishing]

@@thebroadwyz lmao you again failed to read, I'm not even the person who posted the video 🤦🏻

[@tonybarton3549]

Love your videos very helpful. I’ve been fishing for a while but I still gain a lot of information from your videos

[@bassanglerxxx8444]

The best skipper i have ever ever ever seen in person, KZbin or anywhere.....he gets it there and stopped it exactly where it needs to be with eas

[@LED-2000K]

とても勉強になりました。 丁寧な説明が嬉しいです。 練習してスキッピングが上手くなるように頑張ります。

[@Ces999919822]

Thank you for the great information. Great video. I am not even in the same ballpark as you. One thing that helped me learn the basics was I started off on my spinning reel. Once I got relatively descent on the spinning reels, then I went to my baitcasters. My bait casting skipping is still a work in progress which is why I came to watch your video. I’m birds nesting 3-4 of every 10 casts right now and I’d like to get that down a little.

[@bmwstan1]

One of my goals this year. Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@gerritdutoit4833]

Awesome explination... never skipped before but feels if I already know "how". Good teaching man - thanks!

[@envylures5770]

Thank you! Iv always been a 50/50 skipper never know how it’s gona turn out and this helped a ton thank you!

[@cfoutdoors243]

I'm gonna have to start practicing the skip. Awesome vid and thanks for all the tips👍👍

[@cajunnathan4586]

You sure do a Great job of Explaining Everything, speaking Clearing and loud enough the viewer can easily hear Everything that you are saying. You do a Great job of Explaining & I Love the way you go into Details about the Equipment. I Subscribe bc of the QUALITY of your Videos & look to improve my fishing skills

[@Rams22dd]

Outstanding tutorial!!! Probably the best skipping video I have ever seen. Great job…. Thanks!!!

[@mohlmonster]

Seriously impressive casting skills, most people have no idea how tough that is!

[@spencergreenwaldt6783]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks Tyler. This is downloaded for quick access.

[@anthonytingle6578]

Love the video, very helpful for sure. I fish out of a kayak sitting down so some of those cast are extremely hard to make. I fish with a lot of jigs and soft plastics weightless around cypress trees in Louisiana and let me tell you that skipping a zoom magnum lizard with no weight during the spawn will put some monsters in the boat quick fast and in a hurry. I personally like 40 lb braid and 5/0 offset Berkley frenzy hooks, they don't get off with that combo. Thanks for the tips they have helped me tremendously. Don't catch them all 😄

[@yobsaxet1953]

Great teacher and I just subscribed! Thanks for sharing your knowledge of Bass fishing.

[@BassWhoopin]

Awesome video, I just subbed! I've been trying to convince myself to learn how to skip with a Baitcaster for a while. I'll definitely be trying using these methods. Awesome stuff!

[@chrisguess1125]

Thank you for taking your time to help teach me how to do this!

[@hooks4nooks]

Dude...I'm a steelheader, and I loved this video! Maybe I'll start skipping my twitching jigs into the timber for fall silvers! 😎👍 Nice video. Thanks.

[@JaredBrewerAerospace]

I love how happy you are each time you pull off a skip during the uncut section! That makes me want to go out in my backyard right now with a weight and start practicing right now.... in the middle of the night, like a meth addict mowing their lawn.

[@MrCharleswr]

Great information. Thank you for posting this video and sharing your experience and skill with us.

[@RedBeardBassin]

I could watch the first 20 seconds all day! Haha my favorite thing in the world. Great tips as always brotha! I even learned stuff.

[@williamgould2470]

This is absolutely the best video I have ever seen on skipping. All that's left is practice

[@Hezakiah4]

Never tried that and been fishing 60 plus years LOL. Now you got me interested in trying. Have a lot of soft plastics like you described.

[@isurfinsb]

Thanks bro! There have been times when I needed this skil but l really had no idea where to start... now I do.

[@lgarcia831]

Just got 4 out of my 6 packs of Jackall Bounty fish today! Can't wait to use them! Great video...thanks!

[@hjs112]

Excellent video!!! You explain and demonstrate very well. Thanks, I learned a lot.

[@lgarcia831]

Best skipping I have ever seen! Great tutorial as always!

[@dagarhart]

Great instructions! Thx. Now to practice a little. You could also suggest to people with spinning rods to get the motion and feel using a spinning rod because it is definitely more forgiving. Skipping with a spinning rod actually helps with keeping it closer to the water using the same motion.