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1. Lines- mono, flouro etc? What pound test?
Rig 1: 65lb PowerPro to a 6-8 foot mono leader to a drop shot with an 8oz sinker Rig 2: 65lb PowerPro to a 3-way swivel. Hook line has a 1-2foot mono leader and sinker side is 3-4foot mono line with an 8oz sinker 2. Hooks- circle hooks? Yes, I use nothing but circle hooks Trap rig? Always Regular live bait hook? As in a j-hook? is so, never. 3. Baits? Lately, I've been starting my day with dead macs and will try to make bait, once I make live bait I will use one of whatever I have on each rig until I get an idea on what they want to eat. Sometimes its lizard fish, sometimes its dead macs, sometimes............. 4. Sinker size? I always use 8oz........always. And whatever else I am missing Did you check you PMs'
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Can I jump in with a question
![]() If my trap hook is constantly getting caught up on something does that mean i'm fishing in the wrong place?
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So what pound mono leader are you using? I'm checking my PM now Several people kindly PM me with tips and I really appreciate all your help! 45 |
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Also do you use 8oz sinkers at all depth?
Thank you again! 45 |
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http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/s...ht=bounce+ball
A great read and something I've been trying to implement, especially with using live bait on one rig and a Rapala on the other to increase my hookups while minimizing maintenance. I like the idea of constantly having a rig in the water even when checking bait, plus if they're not in the mood for live bait then perhaps that lure looks appetizing. I figure there's a ton of different ways to rig and you can't really go wrong using any of them, it just may take longer to land that keeper with some than others. I will drag 2 Rapalas if I don't have any bait and want to cover ground between fishing spots, works well for all sorts of species including Hali's. Just my $0.02, and everyone has their own opinion with rigs |
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I normally use 30lb test. Right now I'm using 40lb test because that what I have on my shelf, once I run out of that I will switch back to 30. 8oz sinkers in all depths. Some guys switch depending on the depthas but I always keep it at 8, this way I know I'm always at the bottom.
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I usually don't paddle. I cast, let it sink , once it hits bottom I put reel in gear then I then drift with current 45 |
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Yea I put my reel into gear too while the pole was in the rod holder, until a big ole ray hit it and nearly tipped me over
![]() Now I'm sure to leave it in bait clicker mode
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my rod is always in gear but I never have the clicker on. Personally, I don't think you need the clicker when you fish on a kayak......you'll know if you're on. I always setup my drag so that it will set the hook but will also allow the fish to run.
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Thanks all for your help and valuable information that you all shared!
I will post up my result...hopefully soon! 45 |
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DON'T let your bait drop to fast!........ AND DON'T let too much line out once your at the bottom! I know these things may sound overly simplistic but they will really help with your bait presentation and save you a lot of headaches with your rig getting tangled up. Just a few tips I picked up from some of these BUTTheads!
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Thanks for the reply. So you just drop, let it sink slow and drift? |
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