3 F'in days I was trying for jobfish, till I discovered yr video here n the rod swap trick, cheers bro , now I'm catching em for fun. Much love bro, thankyou!!!
Thanks Hawkeye! 18:16 That’s the other half of the frustration equation. Not only do they not always alert you when there’s a fish on, they do alert you when there’s no fish.
It’s pretty easy to catch the green job fish with the gear they give you. All you need to do is put a 2/0 hook on and sea worms. The red snapper where easy to just fish the spot they give you at night with a 4/0 hook and medium fish strips.
Fish in the area they tell you to at peak time of day using 2/0 hooks and sea worms. If the bite slows just turn your boat so the.back of the boat faces a slightly different direction.
I read the description of the Jobfish” on the main menu and I was wondering why it says that these fish prefer to live at depths of “3 - 400 FT” and many that I have caught were in the 200 ft depth. I always caught them on pilkers too.
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3 F'in days I was trying for jobfish, till I discovered yr video here n the rod swap trick, cheers bro , now I'm catching em for fun. Much love bro, thankyou!!!
Thanks Hawkeye! 18:16 That’s the other half of the frustration equation. Not only do they not always alert you when there’s a fish on, they do alert you when there’s no fish.
It’s pretty easy to catch the green job fish with the gear they give you. All you need to do is put a 2/0 hook on and sea worms. The red snapper where easy to just fish the spot they give you at night with a 4/0 hook and medium fish strips.
Does time of day matter I've only got 1 so far and keep getting amberjacks n mackerls
Fish in the area they tell you to at peak time of day using 2/0 hooks and sea worms. If the bite slows just turn your boat so the.back of the boat faces a slightly different direction.
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I read the description of the Jobfish” on the main menu and I was wondering why it says that these fish prefer to live at depths of “3 - 400 FT” and many that I have caught were in the 200 ft depth. I always caught them on pilkers too.
If you buy a club series bell it makes a different sound and you can tell which bottom rod is ringing.
Really??? I will have to do that!
i have the same mission thanks for the tips have a great weekend ...
Did you try my method? Will do a UA-cam vid at some point showing how to do it.
It worked, Danke....
hawkeye mihawk??