Live baiting
Submitted by Mick on Wed, 2008-07-09 16:58.
G'day guys
Just flicking around on the net and came across this beauty. Would save a lot of messing around with rigging needles and waxed thread. Super quick as well to get the livey back in the water.
http://www.quickrig.com/Images/baitclip.wmv
Cheers Mick
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Pretty interesting
I wonder how much testing he has done with real fish?
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Dreamweaver
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Yes simple....
....but very effective - they look like ironing board clips.
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Colin Hay
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Or those clips my wife uses to hold the table cloth down
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this keeps on coming up
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till
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Dunno, I can't really see
Dunno, I can't really see how thats any better than putting it through the shoulder or tail.
Neander
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See if you can right click
See if you can right click on it and save or open Sebsktm.
Or open your windows media player
right click on the top left and select
Open file url
tehn paste the url into it
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When you're slow
till - When you're slow trolling. Very effective on billies. Boat idling in gear, 3-4kg+ tuna live hanging of a Tiagra, loaded with 24kg, in freespool, hand on the spool, feeling the rodtip start to twitch nervously, remove rod from holder, feed a little more line out then send the drag to strike and HANG ON. Amazing experience, most effective way to chase em.
I think i need a bill trip soon. MMMMMmmmm
Cheers Mike
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yep!
Mick's on the money, a good way to get those big marlin especially Blues!
Exciting sh!t that
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till
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I'm still not sure
I'm still not sure puncturing their eye sockets going to keep them alive any longer than the usual trolled rig of through both jaws?
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Same Till
Was wondering the same myself...
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Mick
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In front of....
G'day guys
You rig them juust in front of their eye sockets. Not in the socket as stated in the clip. Usually you use a needle and piece of waxed thread. very fiddly and time consuming. But just in front of the eyes there is a nice safe spot to bridle the fish minimising injury to the fish. Well until a big bill comes in an smashes it
Cheers Mick
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Thanks Mick!
For the clarrification!
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ody
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Hi Ya, Found this one which
Hi Ya,
Found this one which is pretty interesting. Not as quick as the one Mick put up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu0-PPYhP-w&feature=related
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