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Old 06-15-2010, 06:08 PM   #1
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25 fishes in 2 hours? nice job, man. =)
Every cast on the fish resulted in a take down. I would say three casts did not go tight. If my drift and the fish matched, I would have caught a few more. Then the bite just died, even though they stayed on the surface.

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Old 06-15-2010, 06:13 PM   #2
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center treble on a mambo? Do you mean the front one?

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Old 06-15-2010, 08:31 PM   #3
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center treble on a mambo? Do you mean the front one?
the front is where I tie the line on. The center treble is off the belly, and the tail treble is on the back. My terms might be incorrect, but the center/front treble was removed due to a really deep swallow resulting in a bad bleed, one for the box.

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Old 06-15-2010, 10:44 PM   #4
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the front is where I tie the line on. The center treble is off the belly, and the tail treble is on the back. My terms might be incorrect, but the center/front treble was removed due to a really deep swallow resulting in a bad bleed, one for the box.
Hmmm... if I were going to remove one of the trebles, it would probably be the rear one. For me, that rear treble frequently gets screwed up where the gill plates meet beneath the fish's chin. Even the small bass we got into last week (20" and smaller), most were hooked in the mouth by the front treble.

My girlfriend's dad has switched both the front and rear hooks to single siwash hooks. I don't have any experience with it though.
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Old 06-16-2010, 08:01 AM   #5
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Got it. BTW, bad form on my part, congrats on a good day. It has been the same way from the beach. I take it that they were feeding on the bay anchovies, or was it sand eels?

I did notice that, as the days have worn on, a lot of the fish we get will take the rear hook, which I find to be unusual. Most of the time bass take the front, and I use an upturned siwash on the rear to minimize the 2nd hook from taking. I figure that they are just so gorged that they are lazy and just snapping at things out of instinct rather than going in for the kill. Also, if you have not, you may want to think about going barbless when the fish are like that.

Johnny, one of my pals does the same thing as Dan with the 2x siwash thing, and he hooks up at the same rate as me.

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Johnny, one of my pals does the same thing as Dan with the 2x siwash thing, and he hooks up at the same rate as me.
Good to know. Thanks for the info. Can't beat getting the same rate of hookups and not having to use trebles. I second your words on fishing barbless - Bob finally has me convinced. 90% of my trips, I'm not looking to keep fish and fishing barbless helps for a quick release with minimal damage.

I hope the beaches are treating you well. I'll be down for a few days next week.
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