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BornFisher
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1 1/2 oz fishtrap for the combo.
But really it`s too complicated for one answer.
I mean you just aint a gonna use a rapala to yoyo for yellows!!
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Cardon Man
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The old cedar plug has many fans and i am among them! for trolling it would be a fine choice.
Now for casting...i'm with baitcast, give me a kastmaster spoon.
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fishbuck
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BornFisher
1 1/2 oz fishtrap for the combo.
But really it`s too complicated for one answer.
I mean you just aint a gonna use a rapala to yoyo for yellows!! |
Do you yoyo a Fishtrap? I never thought of that. Thought they were for slow trolling.
"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." J. A. Shedd.
A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
"Life's a Beach... and then you Fly!" Fishbuck
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Skipjack Joe
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Swimbaits
They're not my favorite yet but so far I've done real well with them. They work well casting or trolling (slowly).
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Russ
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Since I'm stuck up here I've been stocking a new tackle box. So far it's shore fishing stuff only. Can't imagine only having one favorite.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Don Alley
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For casting I use lots of the currently out-of-business Megabaits. Cast, let them drop, retrieve, pause and let them drop.... River To Sea makes a
suitable replacement called a Sea Rock but they're hard to find, and I'm trying P-Line's copy but they are expensive. Krocs are my second choice.
Then there's yo-yo and deep jigging. I don't really have a favorite right now.
Trolling
1. Shallow water, reefs...I like the Yozuri rapala types, blue.
2. Offshore, dorado, tuna. I'm using plain cedar plugs a bunch, but still troll "feathers." Plastic skirted ones, and I'm not yet picky about brand,
head shape or colors. Just don't fish them enough. And I've had some good luck with Marauder type stuff lately.
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Skipjack Joe
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Don,
What size is your goto Megabait? the one you use the most.
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baitcast
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There,s lures that are most effective and than there are those that are the most fun both on the beach and off.
No question about it but top-water is the most fun,big and small Spooks and various poppers.
If you haven,t tryed top-water yet your missing a ton of fun.
Rob
Anyone can catch fish with a boat but only El Pescador Grande can get them from the beach.
[Edited on 12-13-2009 by baitcast]
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monoloco
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When I was in Panama last year we used Yozuri Surface Bull poppers a lot and caught many different kinds of fish with them. Even caught a 200+ lb Tuna
with it, quite a workout on a spinning rod, for everybody on the boat.
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Howard
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Mood: I'd rather regret the things I've done than regret the things I haven't done.
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Russ
How in the world do you keep your tackle box so clean and organized?
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
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baitcast
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I was thinking the same thing about Russ,s tackle box??????? No rusty hooks,everything is shiny everything seems to have its place,its so organized
it looks unused but I know different,my congrats,I had one like that once
Rob
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bill erhardt
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No matter which lure you decide is the most likely to succeed, there will be some days when no fish will have anything to do with it while there may
be an old relic in the bottom of your tackle box that would be just the ticket, if only you could figure out which one......
Here are some in action that have consistently worked for me in recent years for pelagics on both sides of the peninsula.
a 6" cedar plug on a yellowfin.
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bill erhardt
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An 8" cedar plug on a dorado.
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bill erhardt
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An AlLure petrolero marlin feather on a dorado
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bill erhardt
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An AlLure blue flier on a dorado.
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bill erhardt
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An AlLure petrolero on a sailfish
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bill erhardt
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An AlLure blue flier on a sail.
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TheColoradoDude
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| Quote: | Originally posted by fishbuck
And no drunk chicks throwing up all over the place.
Yeah, they told me about it!...
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what is that? 1 gal on boat who was from chile and doesn't drink. She was very sea sick. I don't drink when out to sea. Our only problem was a so
cal local very drunk throwing his iron on the deck every which way. Not cool!
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bill erhardt
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A Zuker on a sail.
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bill erhardt
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A Zuker on a striped marlin.
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