Sea fishing; please help a beginner


Jock Hamster , Tuesday, 24th of August 2010 07:59:21 AM

Hello! l tried beach casting with an old friend yesterday, and now I am 
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hooked (no pun intended!). He is been doing it for years, and although it 
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was a choppy day he got a good hour is worth of basic tuition across to me 
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before the weather forced us to the cover of a local pub.

He 
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did touch upon something that interested me, but as l wo not see him for 
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another week, l was wondering if anyone on this site might be able to 
help. We were fishing with ragworm, but my query concerns weighted lures 
(plugs?).

Am l right in thinking that these weighted plugs 
have hooks attached, and so there is no need for live bait? Is 
shock-leader needed when rigging a weighted lure, or does it just slip 
straight on to the end of the mainline- if so, this seems like a very 
simple way to fish...no float, no lead, no swivels, no 'bait', just a 
weighted lure on the end of the mainline....is this right? Is exactly the 
same true of spinners?

l probably got the wrong end of the 
stick!

Thanks!
 
 
 
 
 

BABY BUNNY , Wednesday, 25th of August 2010 08:54:55 AM

Plugs are not generally weighted,at the front of them there is  
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what looks like a spoon,this is called a diving vane, as you wind the  
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water hitting this vane makes the plug dive & the shape of the plug causes  
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it to wiggle like a swimming fish,by twitching the rod tip you can impart  
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more action to make it seem as though the fish is injured & easy prey.  
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There are also plugs with concave faces , these are poppers & are fished  
on the surface ( in calm conditions very effective ) & by twitching the  
rod tip you make them pop & splash on the surface. Spinners are of a metal  
construction & are cast out & retrieved bellow the surface at varying  
speeds , when cast out you can count until you feel the spinner hit bottom  
then count less each time you cast before retrieving so you cover all  
different depths.  
Hope that is been of some help  
 
 
 
 
 

Angel , Thursday, 26th of August 2010 12:47:48 AM

all freshwater baits will & do work on salt water. you have to  
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clean them thoroughly to stop corrosion & rust & they (the companies that  
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make fresh water baits) make way bigger baits for salt water species (they  
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still need to be thoroughly cleaned & dried after each use) & yes they work  
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as good but for the most part are specie specific I use bomber long A deep  
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diving crank baits however for many in shore saltwater species with great  
success. And yes tied right straight onto my mainline.  
 
 
 
 
 



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