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Old 06-04-2007, 10:34 PM   #1
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I drift fish with sandeels a lot and being a small bait the bass just suck them in and tend to gut hook themselves no matter how quick you set the hook. I went to circle hooks and I very rarely have that problem any more. I won't use anything else for that type of fishing. Might have to use a larger hook but I am sure you could incorporate it into your style of fishing.
Sorry this is off topic, but how do u drift fish sand eels. Just put a hook in them and cast it??
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Old 06-05-2007, 09:29 AM   #2
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Sorry this is off topic, but how do u drift fish sand eels. Just put a hook in them and cast it??
Drift from a boat. I hook them thru the eyes on a circle with the needed weight so they bounce along the bottom and look for a rip. I use same exact technique for fluke except I use a live bait hook. Drop to bottom and drift thru rip. Pass rip and repeat. Pretty basic. Fresh sand eels are the key.

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