Well, I thought I knew how to rig live bait but after a few days out tuna fishing I now wonder if I'm doing it right. I've been fishing with mackeral and whitting. I've had several macs get off my hooks and one whitting which I know a tuna had hit it. I had my 130 class rod bend pretty good and then bounce back and the whitting was gone! I've been bridling the mackeral and whitting through the nose, with a elastic band. I'm using a 9/0 gami live bait hook, I take a small elastic band and put the hook through one end and the other end i put through the bait. Then i put the hook through the other side of the elastic band once it's on the other side of the nose. And let it out to swim. The band is small enough that I don't have to twist it I just put it though and put the hook through both ends. How do most people do it?


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