Live Baiting for wahoo

[Captain Michael Buffington]

I DON'T DO DRUGS BUFFINGTON...NEVER HAVE AND NEVER WILL....I WILL LEAVE THE DRUG ABUSE TO YOU SIR


AND I MERELY STATED AN OPINION TO THIS THREAD AND STAND BEHIND IT AND WAS HOPING THAT PEOPLE WOULD COME HERE AND RENDER THERE THOUHGTS AS WELL BUT DO IT IN A POSITIVE WAY INSTEAD OF SAYING SOMETHING SMARTASS AND ATTACKING OTHER MEMBERS LIKE YOU ALWAYS DO

attempting to keep the misinformation to a minimum.

Mike

[WAHOONBOX]

attempting to keep the misinformation to a minimum.

Mike

NO MISINFORMATION ON MY PART BUFFINGTON....AND TAKE YOUR NEGATIVE MOUTH TO ANOTHER FORUM

[Captain Michael Buffington]

but im just fine and dandy where I am.

Mike

[ohfishalee]

Thank you for the replies. Will Have to PM James. Glad that there are helpful people on the site (no Wars of Words Guys) the ocean is big enough for all of us to have two pieces and still be leftovers. I am open to any and all suggestions as it all works for somebody somewhere. deep dropping is the next thing during our winter!

[Capt. Lyndon]

[QUOTE=Captain Michael Buffington No offense Cpt. Lyndon but I don't think they really "miss" anything. I think they plan on clipping everything. I use a single on my marlin rigs because imho they "eat". In my experience wahoo don't really eat on the first pass as a rule but they damn sure make certain they maim. All this of course relies upon them not being wahoo in need of high speed spectacles that cant see 20+ feet of wire streaking through the water in front of the bait.

But who knows...I hear thats the way it's done.

Mike[/QUOTE]
Sorry, I miss typed. I meant miss the hooks, not the bait. One thing I like about using trebles while live baiting is the fact that you have more of an opportunity to get a hook in the fish the first time. Just my opinion, and what has worked for me.