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Master Baiter
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Dallas, TX
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Best Catch: 475 lb. Blue Marlin - Venezuela
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Florida Keys Humps - Blackfin Tuna Jigging
Thanks, Matt |
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Ridley, PA
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good luck in your jigging..it is fun
the silver , blue and green are popular 200g size jager , jumbo, jackal. they have different shapes and give different actions as you work them. here is a little report for hatterasa blackfins. Hatteras jigging |
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Sit down Shut up And fish
Join Date: Aug 2007
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I'm by far no expert on that area, but I did fish it several years ago when we towed my buddies boat down. If memmory serves me right we lost our fish finder when we hit1200ft of water and then got it back when we started hitting the lumps. Point is I would take a variety of jigs that fall at differnt rates and also different sizes. If I were doing it I have 160g-450g jigs. It all depends on on the currents and where the fish are holding. Good luck and post a report. Tuna will hit just about any type of jig when feeding.
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Point Pleasant, NJ
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I've spent alot of time on the Marathon hump, but always trolling or live baiting. It seems like the BF's are always feeding on very small prey like rainfish.
Trolling we use the smallest bullets and feathers possible. So, I would suggest small jigs in an attempt to match the hatch |
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