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Snapper
 
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| Since Cobia will be moving in soon and I now have a boat with a tower, could some of you Cobia experts give up a little advice on what kind of lure to throw at them?
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Snapper
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3oz jig in a bright color with a squid head attached to the hook. Just the eye and tenticles is what i mean by head. 60lb. mono leader about 15"long, and you've got it made!
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| Live Eels are hard to beat. I usually tie a 7/0 Owner J hook to about 2 ft. of 60# Flourocarbon. Hook the eel and lay him a cooler with a mixture of Ice and Water. The cold water will make him calm down till you are ready to use him. Once you pitch him out in front of a Cobe he will come to life, the Cobe will eat him, You will come to life, and then you will eat the Cobe. It's a wonderful circle, isn't it!!!!! There are alot of things a Cobe will eat. Pin fish, crabs, catfish..... Jigs are always a mainstay on any boat as well. Just go to any tackle store from now till June and they will have dozens of them in an array of colors and styles.
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Snapper
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| That sounds like some great advice guys, thanks for sharing.
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Gloryboy (3/12/2008)
Once you pitch him out in front of a Cobe he will come to life, the Cobe will eat him, You will come to life, and then you will eat the Cobe.Thats great
Mako 284 w/ twin 250 verados
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Snapper
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best thing is to have an assortment of lures as well as baits. you never know whats going to work best one day. good luck
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| Throw a ruby on 3 ft of 60 lb fluro with a blood knot, and hold on. You can even work him like a lure if you want!!
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