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Okay I have fished for snook off of many piers in St. Petersburg and
Anna Maria Island Florida. One thing that remains cosistent is live ballyhoo, I guess there like candy to inshore fish. My question is are ballyhoo hard to keep alive like a scaled sardine. The other question what lure imitates them well. I tried a 2 ounce jig with a rubber tail. I think I hit one that I lost. Will a rubber slug tail like an exude or a 12 fathom work better. I also read something about trolling for them with a diving plug. Could I just cast one out and reel it in. Something with a metal lip on it like a count down. Will any of these work. Thanks Mikey D |
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