Thread: fishing out at the rigs
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08-15-2012, 06:13 AM #21
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Re: fishing out at the rigs
Oops, this is pierless. Accidentally used my dad's account at his house.
[quote author=Charles posey link=topic=1833.msg17320#msg17320 date=1344995134]
450 yards of 50#.braid
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This sort of deal is more appropriate for a 70 mile out rig than a 7 mile out rig in my opinion. Stick with mono unless you have a specific reason (bottom fishing in super deep water where stretch could be bad, high speed trolling for monster wahoo that might take a ton of line etc) to use the braid.
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08-15-2012, 10:53 AM #22
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Re: fishing out at the rigs
Yeah,J&M has really helped alot.James and Mr.John.We've talked seriously about a charter.Moneys just tight for all of us.l appreciate all the advice.l'm sure it will all come together in my head.lts easy for me to get overwhelmed,after l read up on different equipment.l appreciate the input Mr.Relleno.lt all gave me some general idea.Ya'll take care.
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08-16-2012, 06:20 PM #23
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Re: fishing out at the rigs
My last rig trip 5 or 6 years ago was within 10miles of shore and resulted in a bonanza of big spade fish and a few trigger fish. We also had a couple of nice black drum. I was using an ambassador 6500 with 12lb test line and it worked great. Lots of fun and any medium spinning reel should be fun for fish like that. Of course Mr AJ will say goodbye if you hook him on something like that usually.
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