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fishabductor
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What class line are you running in your tin boat?
Hola Amigos,
Just curious what class line everyone runs while fishing in their tinboats. I am interested in both inshore and offshore.
Are you running braid? Mono? Copolymer...etc?
Are you running 17, 20, 30, 40, 50 or higher class lines?
I run P-line CXX 20# copolymer inshore and offshore,
and P-line CXX 40# copolymer offshore or in really rocky areas.
I also use Yo Zuri 50# and 100# flouro leaders.
Thanks,
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dtbushpilot
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I have a 14' Gregor on the East cape. If I'm trolling Rapalas or feathers targeting sierra, dorado, cabrilla or whatever I catch I use 20# mono with a
40-60# flouro leader about 6 or 8' long. If I'm specifically targeting sierra I will use a very light (20-25#) wire leader.
If I'm trolling bigger lures looking for (or expecting) big dorado, tuna or bill fish I will use a short rod with 50# mono and a 60-100# flouro (big
skirts, cedar plugs, big Rapalas, Mirrolures or live mackerel).
I've used so many different brands of mono that I'm not sure what I have on which outfit any more. You can't go wrong with P-line CXX.
On my casting rods that I use on the beach and for pitching lures from the boat I use 50# spectra braid with about 15'of 20# flouro top shot tied with
a single layer albright knot.
I don't have a bait tank on the boat because I've tried to keep it simple but I'm taking one down with me when I go back down. Live bait changes
everything........dt
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mulegemichael
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yes, dt...bait changes everything
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Frank
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Everything is the same as DTs' with the exception of a shorter top shot on my smaller rods.
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Russ
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Very similar to dt. For inshore I use 30# Power Pro braided line with a 6' to 8' 15# flouro top shot. But have been broken off a couple times so will
get a spool of 20 or 25# flouro next trip North. Offshore I'm using 20 to 30# mono & 80+ for the lure rigging. I'm too lazy and my eyes are too
old to tie a knot every time I feel the need to change lures so I use a snap swivel.
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Russ
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I just stuck on the boat name, added more rod holders, anchor line stop and am still trying to get the bunks adjusted. So here are some pix of my
newest toy.
Some of the reels I'm starting out with Curado 300 & 200 and an old Penn 10
My new favorite trolling lure
I'm going to enjoy this boat!
[Edited on 6-20-2010 by Russ]
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dtbushpilot
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Sweet boat russ, you'll probably enjoy it more than the Livingston.......
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KAT54
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Can we see some pictures of fish caught?
Some people are all talk?
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Russ
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Oh yeah! the Livingston only did 7mph and this goes 20. When the wind comes up I can get outta dodge fast.
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Iflyfish
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Sweet boat! Got an extra seat?
Iflyfish
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dtbushpilot
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| Quote: | Originally posted by KAT54
Can we see some pictures of fish caught?
Some people are all talk? |
Nobody said anything about catching.
Can't you find something to do today?.......it must suck to not have a life....
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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fishabductor
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Great .....IQ54 has decided to provide his usual worthless questions.
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Santiago
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Russ: is the middle reel a Penn 209 or 309? You are one self-actualized dude to post a photo of that rig. I have a 209 on my boat but won't pull it
out if I'm within glassing distance of camp - they would eat me alive when I got back.....
And a Hopkins Spoon??? You are old school. heh
[Edited on 6-20-2010 by Santiago]
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Russ
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Santiago, Penn10... a really old salmon reel I never tossed but now I'm hoping it will fit the bill for something level wind and a bit bigger than the
Curados. I have a Saltigo that would also work but not level wind. The longer Hopkins trolls really nice at the speed I like. Better than the Krocs.
KAT54, I've posted some catches already. Nothing to brag about but absolutely fun!
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msteve1014
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You are going to love the duroboat. We have a 12 footer, and it handles sloppy seas much better than you would think.
I use 40# to 50# line on 4/o size reels mostly. We are either trolling, or fishing macs down near the bottom most of time.
edit to actually answer the question
[Edited on 6-20-2010 by msteve1014]
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fishabductor
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I love my 209's I have about 10 of them. I buy them at g-sales up north for under $10.
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monoloco
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I use 50# mono on all my boat rods, it keeps things simple.
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wessongroup
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thanks to all for sharing, really neat setups ..... really cool..
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24baja
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50# & 80# Braid for good all round yellowtail grouper fighting!
17' bayrunner
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fishabductor
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15'6" Bayrunner 2007 Yamaha 25hp
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