Captain Dickie Dickinson Jupiter Fishing Charters Skill Level: Easy Using a small rubber O-Ring is one of the best ways to reduce a baited hook from inadvertently doubling back onto itself as pictured. Not only is this useful when trolling or drifting with any live bait but also an excellent addition to any
Eight Eights ” D.R. Blue Marlin Based out of Singer Island, Florida, though rarely at her homeport, the 72-foot Viking Eight Eights is on a constant quest for billfish releases. Our normal schedule is with the boat 21 days. Then we take 10 off and come back for another 21. Out
[video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://inthebite.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/TackleTipLukeKrazySalts.mp4"][/video] In this tackle tip, Luke Hickey of the Krazy Salt's shows us a special technique for rigging a swimming ballyhoo bait. Why not give his method a try next time?
Whether you're running the boat, manning the rod or trying to get your team in shape, everyone could use a refresher on making the most of your bites. In this video, originally published in 2017, acclaimed tournament angler Fred Hardwick outlines an ingenious, practical way of getting a fell for
Rig ˜Em Right: Top Three Styles for Ballyhoo by Capt. Dale Wills In the last 10 years nothing has been more influential to the way we fish than the use of circle hooks: angling techniques, leader sizes and rigging procedures have all changed as a result. Just as the way artists have
Hey! What is that thing? Did the ballyhoo choke on its last dinner? Or is it a mini sea monster? Anyone experienced in dealing with ballyhoo that come from the Gulf and Atlantic waters off of south Florida has seen them: the creepy whitish creatures inside the ballyhoo mouth. Unfortunately for
