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Mr. NiceGuy 09-19-2016 10:59 PM

What's a Trouble Hook?

Is it different than a trap rig?

Treble hook?

MITCHELL 09-20-2016 04:25 AM

It, called a typo....
 
:dontknow:Thanks for pointing it out treble meaning the use of three.....no trouble...

Mr. NiceGuy 09-20-2016 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MITCHELL (Post 269293)
It, called a typo....

Respectfully, I didn't mean to be a forum grammar nazi. There is lots of slang used around here and I'm still learning :/

I look forward to the day I might be a local halibut pro, like some of the rest of you. I am working diligently toward this end.

Congratulations Duke. It's a beautiful fish. I'm envious :)

Mr. NiceGuy 09-20-2016 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jorluivil (Post 269181)
I fish with trap rigs 99.99999% of the time and I place the treble hook on the top of the mac near/behind the dorsal fins(right in the meat) or right above the anal fin right in the gut. Most of the time I change my bait because I've had the same bait on for an extended amount of time, its rare that I change it because it turned. Also, a butt will have to swallow the entire bait in order to the hook to dig deep in the gut, I've seen happen but its extremely rare because of the way they attack the bait so using a single hook will not guarantee that a small butt will not get harmed

What size trap hook would you recommend? Do you use a hook as large as the front hook, or do you think a smaller treble hook will be just as effective, and less damaging to the bait?

I also prefer a trap hook for halibut. I want to avoid collateral damage to other fish as much as possible.

ful-rac 09-20-2016 01:42 PM

Finally a legit weight! Nice fish mitchell! :luxhello:

MITCHELL 09-20-2016 01:47 PM

Thanks
 
I no you have slayed lot of them big ones.....

ful-rac 09-20-2016 01:58 PM

Shhhhhh! Dont' say that so loud....

MITCHELL 09-23-2016 09:29 PM

Before and after
 
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5mins two part epoxy worked the best for glueing skull bones back together, it helps to make a print of the teeth pattern on a piece of paper so jaw bones line up next time I will try 1min two part epoxy to cut down on the holding time....if you built plastic models as a kid you will totally enjoy this.
Bake head till bones fall apart put them in boiling water scrub with a tooth brush and dry bones....Google a skull picture to follow in the build first thing before you start....


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