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 Topic: Ballyhoo Rigging |
d--a
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 Forum: Let's Talk OFFSHORE FISHING Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 10:09 pm Subject: Ballyhoo Rigging |
Yea thats the simple and easy way.
d--a |
| Topic: NC Vertical Jigging - Day 1 |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 6:17 am Subject: NC Vertical Jigging - Day 1 |
Jim
Nice AJ's. What kind of Cat is that though?
d--a |
| Topic: Hoochie's |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 6:15 am Subject: Hoochie's |
| One question: how do you get a solid ring onto that swivel? We've bought swivels that already have the solid rings on them but they were huge like for our wahoo lures...but I guess there are smaller o ... |
| Topic: Hoochie's |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 4:42 pm Subject: Hoochie's |
I'm assuming your tying to the swivel in the first picture just like in the second one, however the assist cord is attached to the jig via the solid ring/split ring. This allows the fish to use th ... |
| Topic: Hoochie's |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 2:16 pm Subject: Hoochie's |
My Hoochies:
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c354/amandita33/DSCF6398.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c354/amandita33/DSCF6397.jpg
They look nice.
I'm assuming your tying to the s ... |
| Topic: Hoochie's |
d--a
Replies: 13
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 9:15 am Subject: Hoochie's |
I can say that snapper and grouper inhale them.
Yes they do.
I dont glue mine, but i also dont have the assist hook attached to the solid ring prior to use.
d--a |
| Topic: Esca on a Jig? |
d--a
Replies: 12
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 7:51 am Subject: Esca on a Jig? |
| The light is salt water activated , turns on when you place it in the water and turns off when removed from the salt water. It will last 100 hours submerged. 80% of the biomass in the ocean glows... ... |
| Topic: Rate this Setup |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 7:48 am Subject: Re: Rate this Setup |
| Fellas I searched all weekend, not really ALL weekend, but I did spend quite a bit of time looking for my first jigging setup. here's what I'm thinking of buying, rate it for me, good bad and the ugly ... |
| Topic: Esca on a Jig? |
d--a
Replies: 12
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:42 pm Subject: Esca on a Jig? |
d--a, that comment sounds like u're a true "jigaholic"...?? 
I was originally thinking of taking the esca and put it on the bottom of a jig to get more bottom dwellers. I mean I could p ... |
| Topic: Esca on a Jig? |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 5:41 am Subject: Esca on a Jig? |
If you take the treble hook off the Esca and replace it with your bottom fishing hook add a piece of cut bait and send it down. No jigging necessary!!! 
What fun is it just holding the rod? ... |
| Topic: Jigs for different fish? |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 12:26 pm Subject: Jigs for different fish? |
Eastern Tackle are you saying you can troll jigs?
You can troll bucktail jigs, and there as effective as trolling stretch 30's for grouper. The problem is getting them to depth.
But I think Jim ... |
| Topic: Jigs for different fish? |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:52 am Subject: Jigs for different fish? |
Ok. That makes sense. Now I went browsing around and see the words flat side, butterfly, mid water. ??
I think my first target will be Blackfin since I can easily get to them. I always troll for t ... |
| Topic: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
d--a
Replies: 12
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 4:37 pm Subject: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
I'd like to have an underwater camera and watch these fish and jigs. I think that would be pretty sweet to sea.
I have one, but have yet to film the jig in action, mostly I take picture of the fish ... |
| Topic: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 1:50 pm Subject: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
[/quote] But once you started getting into it, you will never be happy going out with only one weight of rod.[/quote]
Thats for sure.
d--a |
| Topic: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
d--a
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Forum: Let's Talk JIGGING Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:58 pm Subject: Choosing the Right Jigging Rod |
| Jim brings up good points about the right rod for the situation. My most used rod out of all is a 300g rod. Most of my jigs I use are 180-250g for our normal GOM depths that we fish for groupers, snap ... |
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