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05-13-2020, 09:26 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Carmel Valley
Posts: 104
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I usually take 3 rigs when fishing La Jolla.
lever drag for trolling live bait or rapala Revo Toro for sabiki and as bass gear or for rock fish Star Drag TLD 15/30 or similar for iron or as a 2nd live bait troller With Sabiki's, I wrap on to a pool noodle, keeps the hooks tucked away, easy to store. I thought everyone did the pool noodle.
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05-14-2020, 01:31 PM | #2 |
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: East County San Diego
Posts: 657
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It all depends on where and what Im fishing for. I also will factor in the time of year, weather conditions, etc.
That said, my typical go-to is: Daiwa BG 4500 spinning combo. I use this for sabiki in the am and then switch this over to my stickbait or surface iron setup. I will also use this setup for jigging or trolling if needed. This typically has 50-65 power pro and 30-40 lb topshot/leader of fluoro or similar. Flyline setup - Usually my Avet SXJ G2 mounted on a lamiglass tri-flex. This is pretty much always set up with 65 lb power pro and 20-40 lb fluro. 20-30 in the summertime and 30-40 in wintertime. Connected with Alberto knot or spro swivel and usually a 2/0 - 3/0 ringed J hook. Bottom setup- This is usually my JX on a lamiglass tri-flex. Set up with 65 lb power pro and usually 40-50 lb fluoro or similar. Connected with Alberto knot or spro swivel. I will usually run a dropper loop or reverse dropper loop, but i use the spider knot and a 2/0-5/0 ringed J hook or circle hook and a 4-8 oz sinker. I will also switch this rig up to a Carolina rig, with 1-3 oz egg sinker or knocker rig with up to 1 oz egg sinker. The knocker rig can work really well with squid bites. |
05-14-2020, 04:50 PM | #3 |
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Fort Lauderdale
Posts: 1,872
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Interesting. Here's my Fort Lauderdale routine, for good weather fishing:
1. 7' live bait rod with 30-40lb for fishing deep baits off a downrigger. 2. 7' live bait rod with 20-30lb for surface baits 3. 7.5' semi-collapsable live bait/sabiki rod -- usually with a sabiki on it all day. 4. 7' knife jigging rod with 40-50lb braid 5. 7' knife jigging/slow pitch rod 30lb braid 6. 7' knife jigging rod with 80-100lb braid for pulling groupers and big AJ's away from wrecks. Although Pilchards(an anchovy sized fish) are usually available, I typically focus of fishing 8"-16" baits such as goggle eyes, Blue runners, Speedos and Little Tunnies. If I get sufficient bait in the morning, rods 1-5 are always used. Rod 6 requires a slack current and a larger bait and is often left out if I don't think the right conditions will be present. |
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