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Dec 7, 2018 · Known for their hearty nature, the Goggle Eye's reputation is real. When you fish them on the kite, deep line or flat lines you can expect to get railed by a wide variety of species including sailfish, tuna, mahi, wahoo, marlin and king mackeral.
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Jan 1, 2023 · If something special is behind your boat, Goggle eyes are rarely the wrong choice as a bait. Captain Marty likes to use the GI10 Bait Rig; size 15 hooks with white feather & fish skin sabiki to catch Goggle Eyes.
Nothing beats a live goggle-eye fished on the surface using a kite for south Florida sailfish. This go-to quick bridle rig allows your baits to swim naturally and helps them stay alive much longer by keeping the hook out of the bait's body.
- Determine Depth Highways
- Opt For Blanket Coverage
- Vary The Baits
- Bridle A Must
- Fine-Tune Terminal Tackle
- Keep The Baits in Play
- Tackle Up with Different Rigs
When sailfish are on the move, they show preferences for specific depth highways because of a thermal edge, current flow, bait concentrations or a combination of the three. If you hear of fish taken at a specific depth, say 120 feet, it stands to reason that more fish will be near that depth. After determining where the current comes closest to th...
Covering a large area of surface and the water column is another critical tactic. I often deploy a sea anchor and drift rather than power troll. When I have the angler power aboard, I’ll deploy a fishing kite from the bow and another from the cockpit. Each kite will have three baits assigned to it. I’ll let the cockpit kite baits out farther than t...
A variety of live baits work on sailfish, including goggle-eyes, blue runners, threadfin herring, cigar minnows, large pilchards and speedos. If you can obtain more than one type of live bait, do so. The small- to medium-size goggle-eyes, runners and speedos are best for sailfish. When we have more than one kind of bait, we’ll dispatch them in the ...
Bridling even the smallest live bait makes good sense. I was hardheaded in this area early on, opting to simply run a hook in front of a bait’s dorsal fin, through its nostrils, or in front of its anal fin. After having hooks turn back into baits and dropping too many fish for my satisfaction, I converted to bridling. Bridling serves two purposes: ...
Sailfish are an ideal light-tackle fish, with 20-pound-class tackle a sporty choice, and 30-pound the norm. It’s great for the angler because they’ll enjoy a spirited fight. It’s good for the fish because 30-pound is heavy enough to bring the fish in quickly. The key to baiting sailfish is to employ as small a hook and as light a fluorocarbon leade...
It’s easy to get excited when a sailfish is hooked and the aerial display begins. That’s fine, as long as everyone’s other eye is glued to the remaining baits, anticipating a double- or triple-header. Remove all the rods, and you might get that one fish. Keep most of the baits in play, and you could be in for a big rally. When we hook up, we’ll cle...
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Rods: Combination of small conventionals, same as kite rods, and 7-foot spinning rods rated for 20- to 40-pound-test line.
This tutorial is designed to help members of this channel how to fish and care for their goggle eyes and improve fishing results.
Oct 13, 2021 · As the current picks up and the sky grows dark, the goggle-eyes appear. We’re the only boat out, except for ships moving through the channel. Martineau and Hall work at a maddening pace. Drop down, crank the reel a few times, lift the long rod high and pull up a stringer full of kicking bait.
