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So about 20 years ago I quit fishing from the party boats in San Diego.
College interfered, then I moved, got married, yadda yadda yadda. Now I've got the time and income to get back into the habit and my wife wants me to teach her to fish. So we're going to go out on one of the boats in October. Half-day to full-day---not decided yet. I've noticed that a lot of the technology has changed. I've still got my old equipment--among other things a Jigmaster 500 and a Mag-force reel, plus a Penn spinning reel (505?) that should be sufficient for the wife to start her experiences on. And my self-built custom rods. I'm trying to get a handle on all the changes that have happened and one in particular that has stumped me is Spectra lines. Seems to be that it's great if you've got a low-stretch application, but for just tossing iron or bait fishing it's not the ideal solution? Thoughts, comments? Also, any substantial changes to jigs since the day? I've still got my old Tady, Salas & Krokodile lures. Still tying the line directly to the lures? Any reason that I can't use those lures still? Thanks! Bob Huntington Beach, CA |
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