08-21-2019, 10:26 PM
[#0000FF]There is something else I might suggest. When "chuckin' and chancin'" from shore...on the river or around a lake...it can be helpful to periodically move the flig a couple of feet. Or you can just wiggle and jiggle the rod tip to make the flig dance a little. The little extra motion can help trigger a strike, or at least create a movement to attract fish closer.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Most of us who fish fligs do so from a boat or float tube...so we are constantly moving or drifting. That not only allows us to cover more area but also adds motion to help attract attention. So if you are anchored or fishing from shore you might need to add some wiggle for best results. Plenty of times the fish will hit while the baited flig is motionless. But when they hit a moving flig the strikes are sometimes scary.
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[#0000FF]Most of us who fish fligs do so from a boat or float tube...so we are constantly moving or drifting. That not only allows us to cover more area but also adds motion to help attract attention. So if you are anchored or fishing from shore you might need to add some wiggle for best results. Plenty of times the fish will hit while the baited flig is motionless. But when they hit a moving flig the strikes are sometimes scary.
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