Great show as always man, what was the name of that bait dude,I have been using the osp dolive but they are hard to get. I want more availability and that bait looks great.
Local fl guy here. (To answer your question yes it’s a pegged Texas rig or Florida rig.) Basically- (bobber stopper, desired weight, proper flipping hook, and preferred soft plastic.) in this example it’s likely a 1/2 oz to 5/16, with a 3 or 4 ot flipping hook and crush city’s bronco bug. It’s more of a pitching technique here In fl.
OSP DoLIve Craw knock off hahaha ... when rapala knock that bait off, it breaks my heart, because i respect rapala a lot, but the truth is this show how big company cares about making money more and less about moral and respect
😂😂😂😂 Japan does not invent anything and they never have. They’re really good at taking things that exist and making them better but they never invent anything so if anyone’s copying something from Japan, just know Japan, probably copied it from them first.😂
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Kyle is just a down to earth, cool dude. Big fan of Team Welcher!
Congrats on AOY. Man Kyle breaks things down so good
Congratulations on your AOY win Kile. Enjoyed the tip for flipping.
Congrats on AOY Kyle keep up the great vids..
Congrats to you and hunter on your AOY!
Very helpful
When would you flip/pitch a creature bait vs a jig? Does it matter?
I love that boat
Solid fish for Neely 🤣🤣.
Good dude, good video, technically this is pitching
Great show as always man, what was the name of that bait dude,I have been using the osp dolive but they are hard to get. I want more availability and that bait looks great.
Rapala Crush City Bronco Bug, its new out of iCast this year, so not available yet, but available for preorder on tackle warehouse.
Hope this helped🤙🏻
What’s his go to weight for flipping ? 1:4, 3/8,5/16 or 1/2
He said 1/2 tungsten
Serious inquiry here hopefully y'all can help
I'd like to know if this is considered a pegged texas rig or a florida rig.
Local fl guy here. (To answer your question yes it’s a pegged Texas rig or Florida rig.)
Basically- (bobber stopper, desired weight, proper flipping hook, and preferred soft plastic.)
in this example it’s likely a 1/2 oz to 5/16, with a 3 or 4 ot flipping hook and crush city’s bronco bug. It’s more of a pitching technique here In fl.
K-Dub's the goat
Synonyms bro 😎
That lure looks like the bronco bug did Jacob let you borrow some lol
It’s not flipping. It’s not pitching. It’s DOBBIN!!! He said what he said!!!! 😤😤😤😤
Ripping that fish right out of the water. ☠️
Can we just scratch the word PITCHING then from now on? Because this is technically pitching, but nobody calls it that anymore.
Very true. I just morphed flipping and pitching together in one category. Punching is when I actually “flip”.
I wouldn’t be too upset about 2023 AOY calling flipping the wrong term. He’s def flipping his bait to the desired location
Flipping / pitching is subjective. To me it’s all the same.. it’s the CQB of bass fishing. Punching is all out war 🤣
Are you gonna get into the ffs debate?
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OSP DoLIve Craw knock off hahaha ... when rapala knock that bait off, it breaks my heart, because i respect rapala a lot, but the truth is this show how big company cares about making money more and less about moral and respect
Americans don't like when China rips off America but think it's fine for them to rip off Japan just because "it's made in murica"🤣🗿
😂😂😂😂 Japan does not invent anything and they never have. They’re really good at taking things that exist and making them better but they never invent anything so if anyone’s copying something from Japan, just know Japan, probably copied it from them first.😂
@@CarolinaReaperr Japan is literally the number one country when it comes to robotics🤣
Keep deepthroating your nonsense 🙃
And theres tons of lures Japan uses that were created by america, it goes both ways.