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SaltLife1980 01-23-2013 10:19 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
Dont need a 2 speed but its nice to have.. Did fine with my Avet Sx and MXL

jigmup 01-23-2013 10:39 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
how about snags? do you lose many rigs? i have never gone either but am considering it. thanks for your info

SaltLife1980 01-23-2013 10:47 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jigmup
how about snags? do you lose many rigs? i have never gone either but am considering it. thanks for your info


Sometimes dont loose a single sinker.. other times you loose a few.. Its bottom fishing you know.. so snags come with the territory..

you should go.. You will have a great time! Its been drop and reel fishing!!

TDaly25 01-23-2013 11:39 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
I'm heading off tomorrow night on the Voyager for my first time wreck trip and I can't wait! Was blown out on the Gambler last week and the anticipation has been building.

I'm bringing 2 setups- one a 7' Seeker that I used for trolling bunker spoons on wire line topped with an Avet Pro EXW dual speed. Second setup is a 6'6" Seeker Blue Lightening 20-30 lb topped with a Penn Senator 113H. Both reels loaded with 65lb Power Pro followed by 50 lb mono top shot.

I've tied up 15 high low rigs out of 40 lb Andes clear line and dressed them with 6/0 Gami Baitholders. Also poured a dosen each of 12 and 18 oz banks and bringing along a couple of gold and silver diamond jigs to give that a whirl as well. Counting the minutes :) !!!!!!!

Dino 01-24-2013 08:39 AM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
keep it simple.. basic codfish setup is good. probably want braid on the spool. rigging wise the more bells and whistles on the terminal end the easier it is to get hung up in the wreck or attract dogfish. looks like the fishing is stupid good ! have fun!

Chico 01-24-2013 01:08 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TDaly25
I'm heading off tomorrow night on the Voyager for my first time wreck trip and I can't wait! Was blown out on the Gambler last week and the anticipation has been building.

I'm bringing 2 setups- one a 7' Seeker that I used for trolling bunker spoons on wire line topped with an Avet Pro EXW dual speed. Second setup is a 6'6" Seeker Blue Lightening 20-30 lb topped with a Penn Senator 113H. Both reels loaded with 65lb Power Pro followed by 50 lb mono top shot.

I've tied up 15 high low rigs out of 40 lb Andes clear line and dressed them with 6/0 Gami Baitholders. Also poured a dosen each of 12 and 18 oz banks and bringing along a couple of gold and silver diamond jigs to give that a whirl as well. Counting the minutes :) !!!!!!!

I'll be on that trip as well. Hope we get to go!!!

AndyS 01-24-2013 04:21 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
Sat

NW winds 20 to 30 kt. Seas building to 6 to 9 ft...highest se.

Sat Night

NW winds increasing to 25 to 35 kt. Seas 7 to 10 ft. .sun...NW winds 20 to 30 kt diminishing to 10 to 15 kt late. Seas subsiding to 2 to 4 ft.

travisboy 01-24-2013 05:58 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
yo Andy
thanks everyone tells me i have to use prower pro or i'll tangle everyone else up . i'm onm blood thinners bleed enough as it is figured the braid may make it worst. i'm going to go your way . years ago there was no braid and i did just fine , today you got to fit in ha. never have never will . thanks again we need the truth now and then.Travis Boy

Chico 01-24-2013 06:11 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
Voyager is sailing tonite, an hour late, but we are going!!!!! All ready!! See ya there, I will try to take some pictures when I get the chance.

AndyS 01-24-2013 08:02 PM

Re: OffShore SeaBass Question
 
We caught mountains of tuna before flourocarbon leaders also, but everyone will insist you need that also.


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