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Old 05-30-2012, 09:51 AM   #1
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I don't think you need a top shot that long. 3-5 feet is fine and the shorter top shot/leader lets you change quickly and cheaply from 10lb in the bay to 30lb in the kelp. I keep my leaders short for this reason plus I don't like casting a knot through the guides. Great score or a great super versitile out fit. Mike
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Old 05-30-2012, 11:18 AM   #2
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Yakin, I don't think you know how Craigslist works

I have 55lb spectra I can back it with instead. I have 30lb flouro I'll use around the kelp for now, I'll pick up some 12 for in the bay.

On fishing this rig for halibut is the idea a grub or a swim bait and cast it out and bounce it along the bottom on the way back? Having no clicker on it means it's. Of really a live bait reel unless I were to like Carolina it and drift with it in my hands right?

Thanks a lot for the info!
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Old 05-31-2012, 09:36 AM   #3
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Yakin, I don't think you know how Craigslist works

I have 55lb spectra I can back it with instead. I have 30lb flouro I'll use around the kelp for now, I'll pick up some 12 for in the bay.

On fishing this rig for halibut is the idea a grub or a swim bait and cast it out and bounce it along the bottom on the way back? Having no clicker on it means it's. Of really a live bait reel unless I were to like Carolina it and drift with it in my hands right?

Thanks a lot for the info!
I do tend to go lighter on the tackle when I fish, a bit more challenging to me. I fish the halibut with live bait around the kelp patches, sliding sinker setup. Have caught quite a few BSB fishing for hali's too.
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