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Topic: Max # of Hooks for Halibut SF Bay  (Read 5208 times)

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Eddie

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Yes, retie a two and a three connected by a swivel. :smt006
“I’m going fishing.”  They said, “we will go with you.” 
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papadriggs

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Funny, I was looking over the regulations yesterday and I was just thinking about the same thing. Come on here in my questions answered. Perfect


matanaska

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Rockfish and lings aren’t picky so you don’t really need live bait.  Live bait is just overkill for rockfishing.
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The Gopher

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Rockfish and lings aren’t picky so you don’t really need live bait.  Live bait is just overkill for rockfishing.

Guess the bigger lings I’ve gotten, which have been on big live baits, didn’t get this memo.
"The snot green sea. The scrotum tightening sea."


matanaska

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Rockfish and lings aren’t picky so you don’t really need live bait.  Live bait is just overkill for rockfishing.

Guess the bigger lings I’ve gotten, which have been on big live baits, didn’t get this memo.

My pb ling cod @41.5” and 2nd biggest in AOTY history was caught salmon trolling with a bag anchovy on a $20 fiberglass 8ft rod because the salmon bite was soft so the sensitive fiberglass rod helped feel the salmon nibbling.
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1st Place 2015 Trinidad Rockfish Wars V
1st Place 2014 CCKA AOTY
1st Place 2011 Trinidad Rockfish Wars I
2nd place 2012 Trinidad Rockfish Wars II
3rd Place Albion Open 2013
4th Place AOTY 2013
7th Place 2012 GS6
2013 Hobie Worlds USA Team member

2015 Hobie Outback
2016 Hobie Outback Limited Edition #420 of 500


SpeedyStein

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  • Location: Concord
  • Date Registered: Sep 2020
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Rockfish and lings aren’t picky so you don’t really need live bait.  Live bait is just overkill for rockfishing.

Guess the bigger lings I’ve gotten, which have been on big live baits, didn’t get this memo.

My pb ling cod @41.5” and 2nd biggest in AOTY history was caught salmon trolling with a bag anchovy on a $20 fiberglass 8ft rod because the salmon bite was soft so the sensitive fiberglass rod helped feel the salmon nibbling.

Holy sea monster, Batman!

I think 99% of the battle is just putting something attractive in front of the fish.  What registers as attractive probably varies day to day and place to place, and how much other forage is around for them. 
- Kevin


cookiemonster

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  • Location: Monterey
  • Date Registered: Apr 2020
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wholy moly. your catch reminds me of this video (you all probably seen it before but always worth watching again)



SpeedyStein

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wholy moly. your catch reminds me of this video (you all probably seen it before but always worth watching again)



I hadn't seen that one yet - thanks for posting it!
- Kevin


 

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