dolphin fishing

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  Saltwater Dolphin

  2020, Angling Techniques for Dolphin Fishing

  When the school of dolphin shows up behind your boat after you hook that first fish, you better be ready. This is that do or die moment where your dolphin fishing technique better be polished. There is a rotation style system that will allow you to catch every single fish that appears. What I am referencing takes your dolphin fishing and distills it down to an exact science. You need to first understand the critical importance of having steady food to keep these pelagic food vacuums happy. This involves menhaden oil, chum and plenty of chunks. If you haven't seen our video on steady food, be sure to watch that one. Setting up a food chain to keep the dolphin interested is key. With your first fish solidly hooked and secured in a rod holder within easy view of the boat, the festivities begin. It is a simple process of drawing a single fish away from the school with a single chunk tossed several feet away from the school. With that fish moving away from the school, you send out your hooked bait. You get that fish gaffed and the next loan chunk is sent out along with a hooked bait. This is a methodical system and is explained in full detail with this In The Spread dolphin fishing video. Take your time to really understand how this rotation method will help you catch a boat load of good eats. The most important element of this dolphin fishing technique is the steady food supply that holds the school to the transom of your boat. It works for both big sport fishers and center consoles. Learn this simple system and implement into your program. You will not be disappointed.

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  2020, Terminal Tackle for Dolphin Fishing

  This short dolphin fishing video breaks down the two rigs that you need to have at your disposal when considering a day of smashing mahi mahi. South Florida tackls shop owner RJ Boyle takes deep dive into the terminal tackle, so you have a really good idea of what you need. The moon can play a roll on what type of rig and bait you need. You will learn about the different uses of monofilament and fluorocarbon leader material and when you should use each. If the dolphin are hungry and aggressive, you can easily get away with mono. When the moon is fullish, you will probably need to use fluoro and a very specific type of live bait. RJ will break down how you to make the fluoro rig for picky fish and the mono rig for hungry fish. This is very straightforward rigging. There is nothing special about any of this, other than understanding what you need and when to use it. From the leader material, to the hooks, knots, crimps, sabiki rigs and why you should use each, everything you need to know is here. Have the right tackle and a well executed game plan and your box will be full of dolphin, when you head in. Dolphin fishing is very simple, if you have the right mindset and terminal tackle. You will learn a ton in this short video, so jump in.

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  2020, Tools and Accessories for Dolphin Fishing

  When the plan is to fill your freezer with dolphin steaks, you need to be fully prepared by having all the tools and accessories on your boat when you encounter the school. Even though dolphin fishing seems easy, and it can be, you need to be ready for several scenarios when you head offshore. You just don't know if you are going to run across floating debris, a weedline, traveling versus solitary birds when you head out. To be fully prepared for any scenario, you need to have a variety of tools to take advantage of whatever presents itself. Make your dolphin fishing trip a success by having a complete grasp on what to have on your boat. You may need a file to sharpen hooks, an assortment of pliers and cutters, knives, nets, gaffs, plastic bags and a load of other items. This short video, taken from our full length Offshore Dolphin Fishing video, takes you through all the tools and accessories you may need on your offshore adventure. We itemize and discuss each tool and why you may need it. Learn more and fish smarter.

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