Offshore Wire Trolling Rig

In Episode 15 we head back out on the boat and create an Offshore Wire Trolling Rig for King Mackeral, Wahoo, and other toothy critters.
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From fishing to cooking, you're knocking it out. Good job...

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Cool tip. Have to try it and I'll ket you know how it works. Thanks for sharing...

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That's cool

[@douglassease2023]

If the hook can go through the round eye it can come back out the rouind eye. Better to use siwash open eye hooks.

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The needle eye of the first hook goes through the ring eye of the other. Usually, the barb keeps the hook from passing through the ring-eye.