"Newbie" on the big Candy Cane rod
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 6:22 pm
Stayed at the Inlet's jetties.....where the wolfie saves gas, time, be certainly not "terminal tackle". We hooked up soooo many Blacktips on light tackle it felt like all I was there to do was re-rig!
Croakers for bait, dead shrimp for bait, Lots of smaller Bonnethead sharks also.
Ronny (and I ) had a complete freight train hooked up at first on the medium tackle and then again on the Light Stuff.
So Ronny could catch one at least I went with the ole Candy Cane (Newest 30 year old MONSTER FISH rod). But the rod was kicking his azz.
Had to help out when I could. Rod assistance 101
But he finally got a decent Blacktip shark...."this Doc from Canada, won't forget this too soon."
He fought seasickness most of the day too
[BBvideo 560,340]http://youtu.be/VY78RPy2fU0[/BBvideo]
Croakers for bait, dead shrimp for bait, Lots of smaller Bonnethead sharks also.
Ronny (and I ) had a complete freight train hooked up at first on the medium tackle and then again on the Light Stuff.
So Ronny could catch one at least I went with the ole Candy Cane (Newest 30 year old MONSTER FISH rod). But the rod was kicking his azz.
Had to help out when I could. Rod assistance 101
But he finally got a decent Blacktip shark...."this Doc from Canada, won't forget this too soon."
He fought seasickness most of the day too
[BBvideo 560,340]http://youtu.be/VY78RPy2fU0[/BBvideo]