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Originally Posted by dpricenator
Right on. I knew the obvious answer was more hooks, but I noticed the guys on the tuna trip I just took, all had only 1 hook on their Tady's and such. I totally realize this is supposed to be a vertical jig, but I can cast it a mile. So from the shore it is a breeze to send it well past the waves and cover more ground on the return. I already have a small bass on it, from the shore. I was thinking it could be cast way down the line on a kelp bed. then let it sink for a couple seconds, and quick retrieve it back in.
I could be wrong, because that happens a lot when it comes to me and fish.
Thanks for taking the time to answer.
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No problem, personally I'm no surf fishing guru but I prefer a jig that sinks slower.