This dolphin fishing video by RJ Boyle explains the importance of two rigs for mahi mahi. The moon plays a role in determining the appropriate rig and bait. Monofilament and fluorocarbon leader material are used for picky fish, while fluoro and live bait are recommended for hungry fish. The video covers leader material, hooks, knots, crimps, and sabiki rigs. With the right mindset and terminal tackle, dolphin fishing is simple.
Dolphin Fishing - Terminal Tackle
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RJ Boyle
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Key Takeaways from Dolphin Fishing - Terminal Tackle
- Fluorocarbon and chunking rigs are essential for casting to mahi mahi
- 80 lb monofilament is the most common leader material, with 130 lb mono recommended for larger dolphins
- Fluorocarbon leaders are crucial during full moons when fish are finicky
- Live bait, especially juvenile blue runners, is key during full moons
- RJ Boyle, a renowned South Florida angler, shares his expertise on rigging for dolphin fishing
Fishing for dolphin, aka mahi mahi, is a popular angling pursuit in many coastal regions. When it comes to catching these vibrant and acrobatic fish, having the right terminal tackle is essential. In this video, we'll explore the key components of a successful dolphin fishing rig, drawing from the insights of RJ Boyle, a renowned South Florida angler and tackle shop owner.
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