Any Suggestions?
- dmoore65
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Any Suggestions?
I've never done offshore fishing and im looking for a drift boat that can put me on some yellowtails and nice muttons..any suggestions for boats taking off from Hillsboro inlet?
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Ralph
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Re: Any Suggestions?
The best drift boat in Broward County is the Sea Legs III. If you want to catch snapper, go on that boat. If you want to catch a lot of snapper, go on that boat at night.
- fishnfool73
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Re: Any Suggestions?
Helen S is out of Hillsborough and has been doing great on snapper.
Dreaming the dream that one day I can be as good as some of the boatless pros and catch some 12 inch mangrove snapper.
- clarence2society
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Re: Any Suggestions?
how much are the trips on each boat... and what gear cani bring of my own...and how do i get on the back of the boat to troll
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crashmister
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Re: Any Suggestions?
Sea legs is like 38.00 for a half day morning or afternoon. Don't know for,sure about the Helen S but its probably pretty close. You can bring all your own gear and bait on all of them. For bottom fishing, a fish finder or a knocker rig usually works pretty well. For kings, king jigs rigged with triple hooks and a ballyhoo, or a double hook knocker rig seems to work as well. Most of the boats produce pretty well with 3 hook dropper loop, or Chicken rigs. Search it here, there is a whole thread on how to tie these different rigs. Bottom line on drift boats, try everything until something works. Never stick with one rig or,bait unless its working.
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