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Nice baits. Anything eat em? I can't throw my net on Naples pier but, I heard there is some kinda rig you can drop off the side and the baits will swim in. Any clue? A old timer here mentioned it to me.
There wasent when I caught them but a week later I went to another pier and Jacks were all over them I hooked one but it snaped my line.Sabiki rigs or small gold hooks tiped with shimp work great to catch bait.
rhorm wrote:Nice baits. Anything eat em?
I heard there is some kinda rig you can drop off the side and the baits will swim in. Any clue? A old timer here mentioned it to me.
The Old timer was probably refering to Rings or a Pichard screen and I believe they are now illegal because it intraps by the gills, I am not 100 % about the legality.
The Standard now is
Sabbikis I like 4's red and just a slight jig just under the surface and as mentioned if the bait does not hit it plain tip with the shrimp and i let it sit just under the surface.
Last edited by BoatlessFisherman on Wed Apr 12, 2006 11:50 am, edited 2 times in total.
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