Rigging a Ballyhoo Trolling Rig

In Episode XI, we head back out on the boat to rig a typical Offshore Mono-Trolling Rig with one of the most versatile baits around, The Ballyhoo. This rig is perfect for Dolphin, Sailfish, and small tuna, like Blackfin and small Yellowfin.
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Enjoyed the video David!

[@franciscofernandes5321]

Hi David I really like your videos but can you please tell me which hook number will be the best of the best for tuna and kingfish

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For Blackfin tuna, I scale things down and use a 6/0-7/0 Mustad 7691DT. I also use the 7691DT when I'm targeting Dolphin, the fish not the mammal, and use the 7/0 size. For Kingfish, when trolling, I use the Mustad 3407-DT 7/0 and a 6/0 needle eye hook and pass the needle eye thru the 7/0 Ring eye. This creates the double hook rig. I hope this helps, David

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Thanks for your reply David