jeti fishing
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jeti fishing
ok im going to waldport down in oregon to fish the alsee. i want to do some jetty fishing. how big of pole for rockfish? what baits want to be on the cheap side. i am gonna get some stinky shrmps and some spinners what else?
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RE:jeti fishing
if you are going to use bait, grocery shrimp, squid pieces, or clams are good. I use a rod from 7 foot to 8.5 foot, spinning style. You don't need anything huge. Use 10-12 lb test line. if you use lighter line, the rocks and barnacles are going to tear it up.
If you want rockfish, I have had best luck with 1/4 to 3/8 ouce leadhead jig, with a 3-inch curl tail worm. White, yellow, and other light colors have worked well with me, rather than dark colors.
the most important advice: wear a life jacket, and be extremely careful when the rocks are wet (they are slick). Consider wearing felt/studded soles.
If you want rockfish, I have had best luck with 1/4 to 3/8 ouce leadhead jig, with a 3-inch curl tail worm. White, yellow, and other light colors have worked well with me, rather than dark colors.
the most important advice: wear a life jacket, and be extremely careful when the rocks are wet (they are slick). Consider wearing felt/studded soles.
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RE:jeti fishing
Try using sand shrimp, use wire or sticky string to secure shrimp to 1/0 hook or smaller,use 1/2 oz up to 1oz of lead depending on the currents,run the weight on the bottom like a drop shot rig.I have caught alot of seabass doing this when the grubs and everything else stops working.Always bring a friend when you fish the jettys, i've seen some rogue waves hit the jettys and almost knocked me off, thank goodness for beer breaks! Good luck!!
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