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Old 04-27-2011, 11:03 AM
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I catch "ALL" my offshore fish with the same tackle from small to large....a 7' cheap red rod from Acadamy...6500 Ambasador....80lb spectra..75lb swivel and wire....2-3 oz white or yellow bucktail jigs and or 3 oz chrome spoons........ largest to date a 75lb Black-tip shark........... D L

Was wondering where I could find 3 oz spoons, the biggest I have found are these 2 and a 1/4 oz krocodile spoons
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Was wondering where I could find 3 oz spoons, the biggest I have found are these 2 and a 1/4 oz krocodile spoons
Did you try Fishing Tackle Unlimited?
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My buddy in Beaumont uses lots of big spoons, he tosses them all day with 20 pound tackle. I think the company is in Denver. Possibly Acme company. I'll send him email on it...
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In the 90's we tried to go after the state record on 2lbs mono. Crazy fun when the line did not break. The boat Capt. is fighting the fish more than the angler at times. We were running a 31' Tiara and basically full on backing down on the kings with water rushing in filling the cockpit. We went through a lot of gear with all the line breaks at the strike.
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Did you try Fishing Tackle Unlimited?

no i havent but will be stopping by there sometime soon i hope
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12-15 lb mono isn't a bad choice for kings anytime as you can't put that much drag on a king and hope to not rip the hooks from him mouth. good luck with your light tackle. Kings are one of the best light tackle targets ever!
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Here in Panama City Florida our main weapon for kings on the pier is a 7-9' 12-25lb rod. We use reels spooled up with at least 200 yards of 15lb pound Ande Backcountry. I personally use a Penn 705z but any reel that can hold at least 200 yards of 15lb will do. My leader is 18" of singlestrand Malin at 28lb test with a 75lb swivel. A #2 4x treble with a live cigar minnow, herring, menhaden, threadfin, hardtail etc. Fish around the bait pods off of the beach, and you can get it done.
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The King's are in ..it is time to go for it!
Let's go Dave! I want to hook few of those kings at the spot last year.
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Let's go Dave! I want to hook few of those kings at the spot last year.
Lets get er done!
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Here in Panama City Florida our main weapon for kings on the pier is a 7-9' 12-25lb rod. We use reels spooled up with at least 200 yards of 15lb pound Ande Backcountry. I personally use a Penn 705z but any reel that can hold at least 200 yards of 15lb will do. My leader is 18" of singlestrand Malin at 28lb test with a 75lb swivel. A #2 4x treble with a live cigar minnow, herring, menhaden, threadfin, hardtail etc. Fish around the bait pods off of the beach, and you can get it done.
PCB...brought many kings in the boat over there. Mexico Beach too. I really miss that area.
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