Fly Fishing Insider Podcast
Dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane are four ways to change things up and attract fish. Christian Bacasa walks through each technique and how to use it to catch fish. All four work for trout, bass, crappie and pike, and for any other species on a bucket list.
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What are dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane?
Dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane are four presentation techniques Christian Bacasa covers in this Insider Tips episode. Each one is a way to change things up in order to attract and catch fish.
When should you change up your presentation?
Changing things up is the whole premise of this episode. Christian Bacasa presents dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane as options for attracting fish rather than repeating the same presentation all day.
Which species do these techniques work for?
Trout, bass, crappie and pike are all named. Christian Bacasa adds that these techniques carry to any species on your bucket list, so they are not tied to one kind of water.
Key takeaways
- Dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane are four ways to change a presentation.
- The purpose of each technique is to attract and catch fish.
- Trout, bass, crappie and pike all apply.
- The techniques carry to other bucket list species.
