taug fishing with circle hooks - Page 3

Capt. Terry · 10-06-2009, 12:43 PM

I AM WILLING TO TRY EM IN A HEART BEAT.....AS A MATTER OF FACT IF ANYONE HAS ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS AS TO WHICH KIND TO TRY AND WHAT SIZE, I WILL PERSONALLY TRY THEM ON A TRIP OR TWO LATTER THIS WEEK AFTER THIS UP COMING BLOW. I HAVE A TRIP ON THE BOOKS RIGHT NOW THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. SO I AM GAME FOR TRYING THEM - NO PROBLEM.

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reel 'n 'easy · 10-06-2009, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Capt. Terry

I AM WILLING TO TRY EM IN A HEART BEAT.....AS A MATTER OF FACT IF ANYONE HAS ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS AS TO WHICH KIND TO TRY AND WHAT SIZE, I WILL PERSONALLY TRY THEM ON A TRIP OR TWO LATTER THIS WEEK AFTER THIS UP COMING BLOW. I HAVE A TRIP ON THE BOOKS RIGHT NOW THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. SO I AM GAME FOR TRYING THEM - NO PROBLEM.

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If Sunday is favorable as far as the weather i will be going so if yoy do try'em let me know your thoughts.
Thanks

Capt. Terry · 10-09-2009, 01:24 PM

THURSDAY TRIP DITCHED WEDNESDAY MORNING DUE TO THE LOUSY HIGH WINDS AND CRAPPY WEATHER ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. I THINK THEY WERE WORRIED ABOUT DRIVING ALL THE WAY DOWN AND NOT GETTING TO FISH THURSDAY AND THEY RESCHEDULED. TURNS OUT THE WIND LAYED RIGHT OUT YESTERDAY AND IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY,....BUT THEN AGAIN I AM SURE THAT THE WATER WAT MERKY AND STIRRED UP FROM ALL OF THE BLOW WEDNESDAY. NOT SURE WHAT THEY WANT TO FISH FOR ON TOMORROWS CHARTER,....BE IT FLOUNDER, ROSKFISH, OR TAUTOG.....BUT IF WE GO FOR TOG, I AM GOING TO TRY THE CIRCLES AND IF WE DO I WILL GIVE YOU A REPORT OK.

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charlesk · 10-09-2009, 11:48 PM

Do you guys think Tog are line sensitive? What leader line weight do you use?

reel 'n 'easy · 10-12-2009, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by charlesk

Do you guys think Tog are line sensitive? What leader line weight do you use?

I use Power pro with a 15 to 20 foot top-shot of 30lb mono . I don't think they'er line shy. I use the top shot for easy rigging since your fishing wrecks or rocks, so you can count on loosing tackle.

reel 'n 'easy · 10-19-2009, 11:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt. Terry

THURSDAY TRIP DITCHED WEDNESDAY MORNING DUE TO THE LOUSY HIGH WINDS AND CRAPPY WEATHER ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. I THINK THEY WERE WORRIED ABOUT DRIVING ALL THE WAY DOWN AND NOT GETTING TO FISH THURSDAY AND THEY RESCHEDULED. TURNS OUT THE WIND LAYED RIGHT OUT YESTERDAY AND IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY,....BUT THEN AGAIN I AM SURE THAT THE WATER WAT MERKY AND STIRRED UP FROM ALL OF THE BLOW WEDNESDAY. NOT SURE WHAT THEY WANT TO FISH FOR ON TOMORROWS CHARTER,....BE IT FLOUNDER, ROSKFISH, OR TAUTOG.....BUT IF WE GO FOR TOG, I AM GOING TO TRY THE CIRCLES AND IF WE DO I WILL GIVE YOU A REPORT OK.

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i guess you havent tried'em yet

zar2754 · 10-20-2009, 04:21 PM

the tog we catch all come on 3/0 gamakatsu octopus j hooks snelled to a 6 inch leader, attached to a dropper loop on 50# mono attached direct to your mainline (braid) via uni-uni. dropper loop on the bottom for your weight.

stick with the J's.

zar2754 · 10-20-2009, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by charlesk

Do you guys think Tog are line sensitive? What leader line weight do you use?

not at all, 50-80# mono.

reel 'n 'easy · 10-21-2009, 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zar2754

the tog we catch all come on 3/0 gamakatsu octopus j hooks snelled to a 6 inch leader, attached to a dropper loop on 50# mono attached direct to your mainline (braid) via uni-uni. dropper loop on the bottom for your weight.

stick with the J's.

Those are some nice fish! We're going out tomorrow I hope to get a monster since it's only 1 per man right now.

seabass · 10-23-2009, 12:23 PM

As far as circle hooks go, I use them for "dead sticking" when I'm anchored inshore around the jetties or shallow wrecks and rockpiles. I use 4 or 5/0 Gamis tied on two dropper loops. Bait up with crab or fleas, drop it to the bottom, come tight and then put it in the rod holder. I then will drop down with another rod and fish it normally. You'd be amazed at how many double headers we have caught using this method. It rarely gets snagged as the tog seem to calm down if you just leave it in the holder for a minute or two, then pick it up and start reeling like hell !

10-09-2009, 11:48 PM	#24
charlesk #1 Lurker Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 2 Credits: 44.6	Line weight Do you guys think Tog are line sensitive? What leader line weight do you use?

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10-09-2009, 01:24 PM	#23
Capt. Terry Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Dagsboro, DE Posts: 541 Credits: 2,633.2 Home Port: Indian River, DE Best Catch: First my wife and son Then An Estimated 450 lb Blue Marlin Stand Up On TLD 15 Occupation: Engineer, Captain, Commercial Fisherman, Owner TGS Water Filtration, Inc.	THURSDAY TRIP DITCHED WEDNESDAY MORNING DUE TO THE LOUSY HIGH WINDS AND CRAPPY WEATHER ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. I THINK THEY WERE WORRIED ABOUT DRIVING ALL THE WAY DOWN AND NOT GETTING TO FISH THURSDAY AND THEY RESCHEDULED. TURNS OUT THE WIND LAYED RIGHT OUT YESTERDAY AND IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY,....BUT THEN AGAIN I AM SURE THAT THE WATER WAT MERKY AND STIRRED UP FROM ALL OF THE BLOW WEDNESDAY. NOT SURE WHAT THEY WANT TO FISH FOR ON TOMORROWS CHARTER,....BE IT FLOUNDER, ROSKFISH, OR TAUTOG.....BUT IF WE GO FOR TOG, I AM GOING TO TRY THE CIRCLES AND IF WE DO I WILL GIVE YOU A REPORT OK. WWW.FISHGALEFORCE.COM

10-20-2009, 04:21 PM	#27
zar2754 Bite me Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: MANASQUAN, BARNEGATE, & COLDSPRING INLETS Posts: 233 Credits: 2,099.6 Home Port: NJ Occupation: Registered Nurse	the tog we catch all come on 3/0 gamakatsu octopus j hooks snelled to a 6 inch leader, attached to a dropper loop on 50# mono attached direct to your mainline (braid) via uni-uni. dropper loop on the bottom for your weight. stick with the J's.

10-23-2009, 12:23 PM	#30
seabass Anthony's Ark is a blowboater Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 270 Credits: 1,591.3 Home Port: OC MD	As far as circle hooks go, I use them for "dead sticking" when I'm anchored inshore around the jetties or shallow wrecks and rockpiles. I use 4 or 5/0 Gamis tied on two dropper loops. Bait up with crab or fleas, drop it to the bottom, come tight and then put it in the rod holder. I then will drop down with another rod and fish it normally. You'd be amazed at how many double headers we have caught using this method. It rarely gets snagged as the tog seem to calm down if you just leave it in the holder for a minute or two, then pick it up and start reeling like hell !