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Old 09-11-2019, 09:50 PM   #1
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San Diego jam knot

For iron, catch yellow tail ,rock fish, crocodile lure is good to.
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How to fish live mackerel for yellow tail and halibut.

This is the way I rig...a few wraps of fishing tape on reel spool, so 65lb power pro line doesn't slip on spool...arbor knot with power pro braided line. Spool line on reel tight I use gloves to hold tension and tie knots. When reel is full use a John Collins knot to add a four ft piece of 40lb fluorocarbon to hook. I use off set J hooks for fly lining live mackerel and circle hooks and off set octopus hooks,match hook size to bait size. You can also add a 4oz egg sinker plastic bead swivel to make it a Carolina rig.
You just covered the surface and middle column of water.
I will cover dropper Lupe and halibut rig later date.
Easy way for you just take your reel in to tackle shop to add line.
You don't have to use braided line and fluorocarbon, but there is more of a chance losing a fish on straight monofilament if you get rocked or tangled in kelp.in the long run braided line and fluorocarbon is cheaper because it doesn't go bad.
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Old 09-13-2019, 03:24 PM   #3
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Old 09-14-2019, 05:19 AM   #4
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How I fish dropper Loop for yellow tail....

5-6 ft off the bottom easiest way to make a loop is a double surgeon loop 6-8-12 in. loop
Google and watch YouTube to learn your knots
I will follow up with live bait rig and halibut rig.
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Old 09-14-2019, 05:23 AM   #5
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Let me make a correction...

Its double surgeon loop and not knot.
With the John Collins knot instead of using a swivel
You can wind the knot thru the pole guides make it easier to gaff big YT
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I have caught halibut on all 3 ways

I don't use a trap rig 2hooks for live sardines only mackerel. Best way to fish sardines is Carolina rig.
I like the Snell knot on first hook and improved clinch knot on second treble hook. Three way swivel hold every thing straight but I don't think there as strong as using two separate swivels with a sliding 6oz torpedo wt
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A lot of guy use a ....

Reverse dropper lupe. To..if you can afford a guide that's the best thing to do so you learn how to go through the surf.tight line amigo I fish alone
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