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    Approved Tournament Circle Hooks

    Here is a list of approved hooks.

    http://www.alltackle.com/tournament_...rcle_hooks.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sea Draggin View Post
    So would you run that nose hooked bally in more of a long rigger position and the gauce's in the shorts and flats?
    This nose rig does do well on the long riggers. It also works great as a pitch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hroonk View Post
    Thanks!

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    highlight the whole thing, hit control c, open new ms word document, hit control v, save document

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    Great Vid John..

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    I have a question, for those running ballyhoo with something such as an ilander, would this rig then not work...i like the idea of the fish not washing out, as well as the simplicity of rigging the hoo and the circle hook, but would one need to use the J hook method if you want to run something such as the ilander sea witch etc... in front?

    Is this rig to mainly target marlin or will it catch tuna as well? Just trying to get an idea for what this rig is specifically designed for, if anything.

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    It was kinda hard to see how the wire went through both gill plates. Did you wrap the wire around the head & tuck it behind the gill plates, or did it go in one gill plate & out the other?

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    Quote Originally Posted by phile10 View Post
    I have a question, for those running ballyhoo with something such as an ilander, would this rig then not work...i like the idea of the fish not washing out, as well as the simplicity of rigging the hoo and the circle hook, but would one need to use the J hook method if you want to run something such as the ilander sea witch etc... in front?

    Is this rig to mainly target marlin or will it catch tuna as well? Just trying to get an idea for what this rig is specifically designed for, if anything.
    That rig is to run a naked ballhoo, you would hve to rig an ilander the "normal" way with a "j" hook. I would think that the rig with the circle hook ran naked with a ballyhoo would work just fine for tuna but its mainly for marlin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 92 feet down View Post
    It was kinda hard to see how the wire went through both gill plates. Did you wrap the wire around the head & tuck it behind the gill plates, or did it go in one gill plate & out the other?
    The wire is ran behind the gill plates not through.

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    the video keeps stopping to buffer. Does this happen to anyone else?

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