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bluetech
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We build spreader bars for bluefin tuna, both 36" and 48" bars. We always put the next bigger size squid for the stinger. For instance, if we are running a bar with 11" squid we have a 13" stinger, etc. The stinger is always bigger and a different color than the rest of the bar. The same principle applies with a tuna train. The daisy chain part is buit with 8.75" bullet nobs and the stinger is 11.50" long. Works great on big bluefin as well as schoolfish and yellowfin. I also built a squid daisy chain for a marlin tournament I fished in May that consisted of 4 - 13" hand painted Japanese shell squid for the teaser and a 21" hand painted shell squid for the hook bait all on 400lb Momoi X-Hard with the double 12/0 hooksets being on 500 lb Momoi. You see that rig swim at 7 knots! Pretty looking swimming through the water.
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This is a picture of a big Dolphin my wife caught aboard the Sea Creature out of Hatteras, NC. She caught this fish 14 days before the Sea Creature won the 51st Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament (last week)! Way to Creature and shane! David Dodsworth Offshore Pursuits http://www.offshorepursuits.com
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Any body here ever do a "HDR" in PhotoShop?
bluetech replied to Capt Rick Hiott's topic in Boating and Fishing Discussion
Capt. Rick, A beautiful shot of the reels. Very pretty work. keep iit up! Dave David Dodsworth http://www.offshorepursuits.com
