I was just on a Fluke bite yesterday, if you've ever been "on a fluke bite" you know that the most important thing is just getting the Fluke in the water!!!  Flukes catch fish when the bite is on.

It didnt matter how I worked it, I caught fish.  I think I fished it every way listed on this thread, except I didnt necessarily skip it across the water fast.  I did twitch it to the surface quite a bit and literally had fish come out of the water to eat it.

I would say it's about like a senko in that you are only limited by your imagination on how to work it in the water.  It will catch fish if the bite is on.

B

I fish these in grass, lilly pads, anywhere.  But in grass I usually cast it too the back of the cover, and I try to make the fluke look like something is chasing it.  Basically it stays almost on the top and comes out of the water quite a bit.  When I get to a hole in the grass  or the edge, I stop it and let it fall for 5 - 10 seconds.  I just learned this about a month ago and it has become my favorite way to work a fluke.