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Topic: Fishing with anchovies  (Read 3153 times)

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The Gopher

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How are people rigging their anchovies to try for halibut?

I've been hooking them on the same hi/low rigs that I fish with Gulps or using a single hook on a leader with an 8 oz weight on a slider.

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AlsHobieOutback

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Single Owner Gorilla live bait hook tied with a perfection loop and a fish finder rig is my go to for anchovies.  But I want to try a single #1 treble next time i'm out, with an anchovy on each hook like Fishy247 did  :smt044
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