Rapala Skitter Pop

When the fish are aggressive and attack the bait firmly, use the Skitter technique! This is winding with a stable rhythm (fast or slow), while at the same time doing tugs with the tip of the rod. It is also advisable to apply the stop-go technique and create movements that mimic a frightened or injured fish. Another interesting technique is the so-called Popping! It makes sharp pulls with the tip of the rod, in which the wobbler makes a very specific sound and you can see water splashing in front of you, and then the bait is left motionless while we pluck the free fiber.

The third technique is Twiching! With it, the wobbler is swung, allowed to calm down for a moment, and then with the tip of the rod and with light movements we make it dance on the surface. In this way you imitate a wounded fish or a small frog that struggles to stay above water. If you leave the line free for a moment between pulls, the wobbler will bounce to the side. If you want the presentation to be softer - keep the tip of the rod low! If you want an aggressive game - raise it high, but only in the first half of the way. In the second, lower it again to avoid the wobbler jumping out of the water! The model is floating and its power is on the surface!