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Old 04-28-2015, 09:50 AM
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How do you all catch the small Croaker that you fish with and what do you look for when catching them such as shallow water, rips, or locations to find them. Are there other bait fish that are easy to catch and use? Also does anyone troll lures for the Tuna as I did in Washington state during the summer for Albacore Tuna. I would run the outriggers/or not and four purple lead head skirts and 6 other lures off other rods and 2 dead or meat lines under the boat to the right and left of the engines with rubber snubbers. This was extremely effective for the Tuna up there and wondering if you all do the same and how effecive it is here.
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Old 04-28-2015, 07:37 PM
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How do you all catch the small Croaker that you fish with and what do you look for when catching them such as shallow water, rips, or locations to find them. Are there other bait fish that are easy to catch and use? Also does anyone troll lures for the Tuna as I did in Washington state during the summer for Albacore Tuna. I would run the outriggers/or not and four purple lead head skirts and 6 other lures off other rods and 2 dead or meat lines under the boat to the right and left of the engines with rubber snubbers. This was extremely effective for the Tuna up there and wondering if you all do the same and how effecive it is here.
the most common live bait for tuna around here is hardtails, which can be caught at almost any platform on the way out with sabiki rigs. I think they are also called blue runners
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