Ling fishing on Reefs

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Ling fishing on Reefs

#1 Post by hush1 »

Hi,
Looking for advice and set ups for lings fishing while drifting over reefs?.....too deep to anchor and wanted to get opinions please?
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Re: Ling fishing on Reefs

#2 Post by JimC »

hush1 wrote:Hi,
Looking for advice and set ups for lings fishing while drifting over reefs?.....too deep to anchor and wanted to get opinions please?
I'd like to be in +120' (30-40M) at least. If you are scratching around looking for smaller fish then any two or three hook paternoster will do. Sometimes I'll make my own sometimes I'll use store-bought. Fresh mackerel is just about the best of bait.
Beef up your traces if you a re getting into deeper water. On wrecks I like a single hook paternoster with a big hook and big bait.

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http://www.topfisher.eu/ling-on-the-dri ... -the-deep/

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