Anyone know of an online video that is free that teaches you how to flip and pitch? Ive never seen it done so reading doesnt help me much.

I am working on one for this website but I don't know of one somewhere else.

this topic was brought up a few months ago. someone posted a link to a youtube video and there was some midget flipping lures in the cul de sac of his stree. i distinclty remember it but i cant find the video anywhere.

Short, yes?  Midget,  .  Roger flips/pitches with spinning gear so that video is probably not something a lot of people here are looking for specifically.  He does know his stuff however.

NC Thompson,

Nope, do not know of any free video other than Googling Flipping & Pitching and seeing if any of the pro's sites have a free video you can watch.

Check out the "King of Pitching and Flipping", Denny Brauer's web site and he may have something.  Denny knows all about flipping and pitching.

You do not have to read to flip and pitch.  

All you have to do is to look at the pictures.

In fact, an illerate can learn to flip and pitch, like a NC State guy or a Duke or Wake or UVA or Clemson or FSU or Miami guy.

UNC guys like to read and write so you should not have any problems ;D

And P.S.

Is that a catfish you are holding in your avatar?

A catfish?

Certainly you can do better than a catfish as you live in beautiful North Carolina.

haha yea it is. i can never catch bass where im at. thats all i have to show right now

Short, yes? Midget, . Roger flips/pitches with spinning gear so that video is probably not something a lot of people here are looking for specifically. He does know his stuff however.

lol he really looked like a midget to me.

i flip with spinning gear most of the time too. the only time i flip w/ baitcasting is when i flip jigs/weighted plastics.

one of my favorits summertime techniques is to flip weightless wacky rigged trick sticks using spinning gear into pockets in and around the lily pads that surround my favorite lake.

I belive you are referring to the "exbassguide" on youtube. I first found him on Brent's Lunkers and Letters page. Some good info here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/exbassguide