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Re: Long range tuna charters-what would I need to take? [Re: MJI] #5162794 08/04/10 03:28 AM
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MJI, I always put 2x or 3x strong single hooks on diamond jigs that are going to get used for tuna fishing. Just my personal preference ... I'm sure that I miss some fish that way, but the single hooks are less dangerous to you or the deckhand when the fish has been brought onboard.


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Re: Long range tuna charters-what would I need to take? [Re: Uncle Zeek] #5163306 08/04/10 12:26 PM
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Hi Zeek,

If you don't mind, look at this link...http://www.thefind.com/search?query=tuna+hooks+3x

What size hook for 10-14oz diamond hammered chrome jigs

Re: Long range tuna charters-what would I need to take? [Re: MJI] #5180831 08/10/10 03:31 AM
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Sorry, been awhile since I read through posts. Honestly not sure what hook size you would need, as I usually have to do trial & error on my jigs to get what seems right to me.


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Re: Long range tuna charters-what would I need to take? [Re: MJI] #5180990 08/10/10 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted By: MJI
Hi Zeek,

If you don't mind, look at this link...http://www.thefind.com/search?query=tuna+hooks+3x

What size hook for 10-14oz diamond hammered chrome jigs

For that size diamond jig I should go with a 10/0 assist hook on top or an owner st-66 3/0 trebble hook on the bottom. If you want to go with a single hook on the bottom you should look into something like an owner jobu hook or something like that attatched to a 280lb spro split ring or something heavier.

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Re: Long range tuna charters-what would I need to take? [Re: TheGoat] #5184105 08/10/10 11:29 PM
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Thanks to all for the recommendations.

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