That last picture is an almaco jack. Actually, that is a really big almaco. Congrats!
That last picture is an almaco jack. Actually, that is a really big almaco. Congrats!
Give some details on the "spoon" / "iron" / Taradactal (not butterfly) jig you have pictured.
WOW... Good stuff here. Makes me want to focus more efforts on jigging and try something larger than 6-8 oz jigs.
Looking at the pic, it definately is different. That was the first fish I caught and was so excited that I caught a good fish on the jig I didn't pay close attention. What is considered a big almaco?
Thanks Jim, we are probably going to be looking for one more on Saturday and was going to give you a call, but I just saw you are unavailable until February. Next time I guess!
Mitch
In general.... almaco's run about half the size potential of AJ's. The world record almaco is 78 lbs....... I think, I should probably go google it. BUT......... That almaco you have in the picture is rather large for NC waters. IMHO almaco fight harder pound for pound than AJ.