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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Tips, Tricks and Things to Consider => Topic started by: harsh on February 11, 2009, 07:55:31 AM
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Chunking for Bluefin involves archoring on a good fishing spot known to hold bluefin. Once anchored, top crews deploy chunks, stick baits and live baits suspended on ballons at different depths. Most captains have their crew position the baits where at the depth they mark tuna fish on their fish finder. Many top captains use Gamahastu Live Bait hooks. In determining the hook size, it is important to match the hook to the size bait that you are using. You shouldn't use a hook that is too large, because it will detract from the presentation of the bait. All top crews use fluorocaron leader. Leader varies from 150-lb to 220lb, with many crews fishing light gear (150-180) to get bites when they are hard to come by. Most crews start off with a long leader (say 15 feet), so they can cut back and recimpt the hook on if their leader gets nicked up by dogfish or other pests. Many crews using light fluorocarbon also use H crimps instead of G crimps for their 150 or 180 fluoro. The lower profile H crimp must be done carefullly, preferably using the Jinkai crimping tool. They also use these crimps to attach a small wind on swivel. This way, the leader can be wound all the way on the spool, protecting the flurocarbon during storage, ensuring clean decks, and allowing the angler to reel the fish as close as needed to harpoon it. All crews attach the sinkers and ballons using rubber bands. Sinker weight is selcted based on the spped of the current and the desired depth that you are trying to fish.
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Ouch on the plugs 5hrug
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It was a plug and run.. ;D a Keyword Plug
I will be more than happy to host an article for you.. ( with your Phrase Links) Just not chunking for Tuna t^ We already have one of them..
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We can never have too many articles. I've got one or two planned myself. <'((((><
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Articles are great, however, this one was nothing more than him plugging his site. I did not pick up on that as I didn't click on it. Good catch Rod.
Looking forward to your articles Darren. t^
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It actually it was more than a Site plug.. He knew what he was doing.. with the way he had his links titled.. Those titles were key search phrases.. his article = those Key Words + Us = a higher page Rank.. with those Key phrases..
And Guess who's #8 out of 450,000 websites using the term "Chunking For Tuna" t^
Thanks To Ken t^
http://www.google.com/search?q=Chunking+for+Tuna&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
This was someone trying to take advantage of that nts ;D
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Wow, I seen it after the links were removed. 8 out of 450,000 impressive. TT^ <'((((><