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I've tried fiddler crabs while fishing for sheepshead, they love them
but you can't catch fish as they seem to suck the fiddler off instead of biting. Any thoughts on what I should try? Thanks, Timothy Macking CCNA |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... I've tried fiddler crabs while fishing for sheepshead, they love them but you can't catch fish as they seem to suck the fiddler off instead of biting. Any thoughts on what I should try? Smart little bugger's aren't they? We always used a rig with the sinker at the end, that keeps tension on the line as you move it slowly up and down around pilings. Hold the line between you're thumb and finger too, as they will use those molars to crush the crabs and you will hardly ever feel the bite. It works for drum as well. Good luck... Tom |
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Smart little bugger's aren't they? We always used a rig with the sinker at the end, that keeps tension on the line as you move it slowly up and down around pilings. Hold the line between you're thumb and finger too, as they will use those molars to crush the crabs and you will hardly ever feel the bite. It works for drum as well. Good luck... Here is an awesome solution http://www.standouthooks.com/ Now if I can get them to make them bigger than a 2/0 (they won't untill people ask them to) Some hand made proto's is 5/0 through 9/0, never lost a cut bait (unless the fish was caught) while wreck fishing (deep sea fishing), they caught every fish that bit. I need to get TTI to go all the way, and make these for deep sea fishing -- Rodney Long, Inventor of the Mojo SpecTastic "WIGGLE" rig, SpecTastic Thread, Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures, Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, and the EZKnot http://www.ezknot.com |
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![]() "Rodney Long" wrote in message ... T3 wrote: Smart little bugger's aren't they? We always used a rig with the sinker at the end, that keeps tension on the line as you move it slowly up and down around pilings. Hold the line between you're thumb and finger too, as they will use those molars to crush the crabs and you will hardly ever feel the bite. It works for drum as well. Good luck... Here is an awesome solution http://www.standouthooks.com/ Now if I can get them to make them bigger than a 2/0 (they won't untill people ask them to) Some hand made proto's is 5/0 through 9/0, never lost a cut bait (unless the fish was caught) while wreck fishing (deep sea fishing), they caught every fish that bit. I need to get TTI to go all the way, and make these for deep sea fishing Yup, those work too. If you're not fishing around pilings, try sand fleas as they work really good as well. I found that if you slightly boil them first they turn pink(like shrimp)and for some unknown reason the sheeps just jump on 'um... |
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