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Mingo
 
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What is the best way/technique to get a few hardtails on the way out to the rigs? Thanks in advance for the info!
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White Marlin
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stop by the buoys and some wrecks in shallower water and drop sabikis down ...load up and head out
  
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Mingo
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troll in front of the coast guard station with squid spoons if they arent on the bouys
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We've been finding them sometimes on the beach outside the pass. If you can find them concentrated, you can load up real quick. A sabiki or small jig will get em.
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we jigged a small diamond jig at one of the shallow water rigs on our way out last weekend and got em
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Ruby Red Lip
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| What shallow rigs do you pass on the way to the floaters? Last time we left from Perdido Pass, we didn't see a rig for about 50 miles.
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White Marlin
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Deep Blue (7/23/2008)
What shallow rigs do you pass on the way to the floaters? Last time we left from Perdido Pass, we didn't see a rig for about 50 miles.
Head hard west towards Fort Morgan. Those rigs have plenty of them. THEN turn south towards Ram Powell and beyond....
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Pin Fish
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Go to petronius and catch them there
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Mingo
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| Go to the rigs and drop a pompano jig and drop deep. Jig up fast and you will catch them. Sabikis work too but I get frustrated with the mess. We use to make the mistake of not dropping deep enough. The ones hoo was talking about always produce.
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| slow trolling Sabikis (the larger ones that look like tubes or grubs) on the first sand bar has worked very well for me in the past.
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Deep Blue (7/23/2008)
What shallow rigs do you pass on the way to the floaters? Last time we left from Perdido Pass, we didn't see a rig for about 50 miles.Hit the first rig you see and if they're not there. Go to the next one until you find them.
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Troll a baby squid tree.
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Mingo
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Little Gotchas, jig em with a hard jerk, i hate the mess sabikis cause
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