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I'll have to give something else a try I still can't get the decimal to work. Or juat put up with out it lol

I have a software update to do, so I'll see if it changes anything

I have a LG phone that runs on android so I'm not sure if that would be the issue? And It doesn't give me a decimal on the number pad that comes up when you go to put in the weight either.

So I just downloaded the Right Cull app, as you can see I don't get a decimal point when i enter weight. So when if i entered 2.08lb fish it would just come up as 208lbs. Any tips or suggestions from you guys on here that use it?

you can also practice to skip on flat concrete or pavement like water, the jig will react pretty much the same way too. I spent a couple weeks with just fishing a jig and only skipping it to really get better at it.

Best thing about pitching is you can just go stand in the yard and practice lol putin a little more time with that set up and it might all come together for ya. I still go out in the yard and pitch at objects when I get bored

Wow they have some pretty wicked color options! Def going to give these a try this year

the DB structure jig's are def my go too!!

Right on i'll have to pick a few up to try out. The green pumpking orange that @RHuff mentioned looks pretty sweet!

Does it get through cover pretty easily?

I'd say they like it! lol

Love the rage baits! T-rigged or use them as trailers on jigs as well

Yea I hear ya on the pitch skipping, it usually ends up in a birds nest and when I end up actually skipping a pitch it's 100% unintentional. I find myself skipping my jigs more than actually pitchin them most of the time even when they don't need to be skipped. The brush/structure jigs are def the way to go in mind, i'll have to check out sieberts and give them a try

It's pretty amazing how putting your jig in the right spot can produce fish. Numerous times I have been out fishing with a friend on his boat and i've pulled good bass off a doc or downd tree that he's already worked and came up with nothing and I'm able to skip my jig into the places he can't pitch too and it gets him so worked up lol I spent a couple months only fishing a jig and learning how to skip it just for this reason to be able to get into places others can't. So what's everyones go to jig for skipping? I have to say mine is the denny brauer structure jig, shape of the head obviously makes it easier to skip but I find the shape also gives the jig a bit of a gliding action in stead of falling straight down. I usually rig it with a kvd chunk or cut down a rodent.

Thanks Guy's! both were just over 5lbs