Bucktail Fluke 101 and then some...

[saltwaterhabits]

[SIZE="3"] A great tutorial by John Skinner...just had to share with anyone interested..
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[ProfessorM]

good stuff

[chefchris401]

great video. thanks for posting it.

[jskinner]

The video was partially inspired by giving a talk on the technique at a RISAA meeting. I figured a video could have gotten the point across much clearer than bouncing the jig on the floor of the meeting room. Lots of people seem to like it.

Here's part 2:

[O.D. Mike]

Thanks for sharing! The second video was just as good if not better! A couple of years ago I watched a guy casting a single bucktail in 15-20' of water, with a fresh water rod and reel, he would let it sink and slowly retrieve and he caught a fluke on every cast!!!! Maybe this year I can try it?

Mike

[saltwaterhabits]

Was planning on fluking Friday anyhow. Now this has me really juiced up.
Hope like hell the Fluke feel the same.

[flyvice11787]

John, do you ever use a teaser in combination with the bucktail? Double up your chances .
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[jskinner]

We went through the whole teaser phase for about a season and a half before going back to the single jigs because it worked out better for us.

Originally Posted by flyvice11787

John, do you ever use a teaser in combination with the bucktail? Double up your chances .
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[Clammer]

I usually use just a jig /

Wed,s / it slowed so I chainged to a fluke ball & a saltwater fly as a teaser . 5 minues later I had the largest JO . for the trip ...caught on the teaser ..