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Here is a list of everything you will need:
| Rig 1
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| Line Size:
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80# Trolling Rod
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| Rod Size:
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6455XXH or 6455XH with roller guides
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| Reel Size:
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Penn 6/0 or Penn 50 International
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If you dont have a trolling rod, the boat will provide 4 trolling rods for the customers to share.
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| Rig 2
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| Line Size:
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50 or 60#
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| Rod Size:
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6465H, GF760M Calstar Grafighter
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| Reel Size:
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Shimano TLD30II or Penn 30T (both 2 speed) |
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| This outfit is only needed if big fish are in the counts, if the fishing busts wide open, it will be nice to have. |
| Rig 3
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| Line Size:
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40#
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| Rod Size:
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6465H, GF760M Calstar Grafighter
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| Reel Size:
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Penn 4/0 Yellowtail Special
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| This is a great outfit to yo-yo iron for big yellowtail or fish the jig for bluefin. |
| Rig 4
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| Line Size:
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30#
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| Rod Size:
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670H or 865XH
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| Reel Size:
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Penn 500, Daiwa SL30, Newell 338 or Accurate 500
| This is the most commonly used outfit. If you only bring one outfit, bring this one. |
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| Rig 5
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| Line Size:
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20 or 25#
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| Rod Size:
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870 or 970
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| Reel Size:
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Daiwa SL20 or Newell 229
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| If the bite is scratchy, dropping down to a 20 pound outfit may be the best way to get a bite. |
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On a typical 1 to 2 day offshore tuna trip, you really only need 2 to 3 Rod and Reel outfits. Rig's# 3, 4 and 5 would be all you really need.
| TERMINAL TACKLE |
| Hooks: |
| Mustad Bronze finish for Sardines
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Size:
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2/0 - 24 ea.
3/0 - 24 ea.
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Anchovie hooks |
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Size:
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#1 - 24 ea.
#2 - 24 ea.
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| Bait Rigs:
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Mackerel catchers and squid jigs
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Assorted
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| Line:
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2lb Spool of most commonly used: 25#, 30#, 40#.
Flurocarbon Leaders
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1 ea.
1 small spool to match up to your line size. | |
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| Sinkers:
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Sliding and rubber core 3/8 and 1/2 oz.
Torpedo 4oz, 6oz, 8oz, 12 oz
Split Shot PSS-2 (good for Albacore)
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12 ea.
4 ea.
1 small bag
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| Casting Lures:
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Salas 6X, Salas 6XJr, and CP105
Assorted colors: Chrome, Blue/White, Green/Yellow, etc. Treble and single hooks.
Mega bait dart jigs or Rubber swim baits for fishing the slide
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2 ea.
2 each. | |
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| Trolling Lures:
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Chrome Jet Head's
Zuker or Sevenstrand Clones
Mexican Flag
Zucchini
S/S Double Hooks
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Assorted
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| PERSONAL ITEMS (1 to 3 Day Trip) |
| Duffel Bag |
Considered best for storage, and for dirty laundry. |
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Clothing
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| Pants: |
Bring a change for each day. Light material is best. |
| Shirts: |
You may need 1 or 2 each day. If you're sun sensitive, long sleeves are in order. Light fabric for quick drying and coolness in warm weather. |
| Socks: |
Yes! The more the better. at least a pair for each day. |
| Shorts: |
For those hot sultry summer days. |
| Jacket: |
Even when its 100 degrees on land, it can be cold on the ocean. | |
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| Rubber Boots |
One pair of short, comfortable boots. |
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| Sun Glasses |
Polarized to cut the glare. Security straps will prevent loss over the side. |
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| Sun Screen |
High SPF and water-proof. |
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| Toiletries |
Bath towels, shampoo, soap, razor, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc. |
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| Tools |
Dykes (cross cutting pliers), needle nose pliers, holder and belt. |
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| Rod Belt |
A personal choice as to what is most comfortable to you. |
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| Camera |
Make sure you have charged your battery. Cordless video recorders are also welcome. |
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| Entertainment |
We have a DVD player, so feel free to bring some movies. |
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| I.D. |
We do not clear customs on these trips. A passport is not required. A photo ID such as a driver's license is required. |
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| Sea Sickness |
Check with your Physician for preferred method of prevention. There are several over-the-counter products that are very effective. Your local Pharmacist would be another source for recommendations. |
Please DO NOT bring any ice chests or coolers on the boat. |
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