Skipping lures made easy by Larew's Bass Shooter System - Fin and Field Blog

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Larew’s Bass Shooter System. It is called the Bass Shooter System. The crappie system revolves around Garland’s Dock Shoot’R Pull Tabs and Dockt’R Shooter Heads. Pitt does that by placing the Dock Shoot’R Pull Tab, Dockt’R Shooter Head, and a soft-plastic body about six inches above his spinning reel. When the space between the dock and the surface of the water is narrow, the Dock Shoot’R Pull Tab, Dockt’R Shooter Head, and a soft-plastic body will skip across the surface of the water to reach the mark he wants to reach. To accomplish this task for black bass anglers, the folks at Larew created a 3.25-inch soft-plastic bait that they call the Bass Shooter. The third component is the Bass Shooter Pull Tab. At each end of the tab, there is a center-drilled hole through which the hook is inserted after the soft-plastic body of the Bass Shooter has been properly affixed to the Pinhead jig. Besides the TP 167 MLFS rod, Blankenship recommends that dock shooters employ a spinning reel with a big spool. When Blankenship is dock shooting with the six-foot, seven-inch spinning rod, the Dock Shooter hangs about 46 inches from the tip of the rod.