tuna ??

[thefishingfreak]

Originally Posted by big jay

Put 7 fresh Mackeral on a daisy chain on one side and a plastic squid bar on the other - which do you think is gonna get his first

I say Pffttt...
You'll have to prove it. When WE going.

[Raider Ronnie]

Originally Posted by thefishingfreak

I say Pffttt...
You'll have to prove it. When WE going.

Trying to hoe a ride on a very nice Duffy !
Make sure you tell him you need your crew!

[thefishingfreak]

Who,,,, Bradley
I'm workin this corner back off

[pal156]

thanks for the info

[Van]

On a smaller boat (like my 21' and yours) run as many bars as you can without tangling. More noise the better....

I can get 4 out using my two "homemade" custom outriggers.
But, even that is tricky if its rough out there.

I've not had much lke with chains compared to bars.
Do you make your own or buy them?
I will be building more bars in the next month or so......., hurry up spring.....I CAN'T WAIT !!!!!

Good Luck.
Post pics (only of fish you actually catch;; not a friends fish!!! LOL)

[keeperreaper]

On a 21 with outriggers and someone in the 'pit you should be able to run 6 rods no problem and 9 if you go subsurface. It only gets nuts and confusing if you get a greyhounding fish to wrap everything up. I don't and won't run the full spread if there are novices or people with limited experience with me. That being said a 5 rod spread is very, VERY effective.
9 Rod spread= 4 off the riggers, 2 off the corners, 2 deep, and one WTF back!

[pal156]

for this year i will probably run 2 rods,because that is what the budget will allow,unless i hit the lottery.