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 Redneck 101 - Hooking Croaker for Bull Redfish and Shark
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�Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake?" - The Messiah
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Re: Redneck 101 - Hooking Croaker for Bull Redfish and Shark
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Did he say an 8oz weight? If so..that's $&8$. A #2 wide gap will work.
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Re: Redneck 101 - Hooking Croaker for Bull Redfish and Shark
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Did he say an 8oz weight? If so..that's $&8$. A #2 wide gap will work.
We usually fish 6 rods at once. In stronger currents, holding the bottom on the rods cast into the current requires more weight. Otherwise, the bait is pused back to the boat by the current. A #2 wide gap may be a good choice if targeting specks with smaller croaker. But use bigger croaker and have caught plenty of bull reds on the 7/0 Gamagatsu Octopus offset J hook.
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