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Leapin' BassThu Jun-01-00 10:18 AM
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Howard,<P>I've only been float tubing for halibut since last October so I'm far from being an expert. Most people use lures (primarily plastic swimbaits) for many reasons - cleaner, more fun, more challenging, more satisfying, easier to deal with, etc. Quite a few guys fly fish for them. Krocodiles work well at times.<P>The weight of the head and size of the lure basically depends on the depth of the water. In 6 ft. or less I'll use 3/16 - 1/4 oz. with 3 - 3.5 inch plastics, In 7 - 15 ft. I'll use 1/2 oz. with 4 - 5 inch plastics, and 3/4 oz. with 4 - 6 inch plastics for deeper water.<P>Read the halibut page on this web site for more information on how to fish for them up here. Rob really knows his stuff.<P>Pete<P>You can't catch tomorrow what you kill today - please practice catch and release.

  

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May 29, 2000 Goleta Beach [View all] , Rob, Wed May-31-00 04:19 PM
  Addition..., Leapin' Bass, Jun 01st 2000, #1
camera, Rob, Jun 01st 2000, #2
      Waterproof would be great!, Leapin' Bass, Jun 01st 2000, #3
float tube info, howard, Jun 01st 2000, #4
Inshore halibut, Leapin' Bass, Jun 01st 2000 #5
plastics, brian, Jun 01st 2000, #6
      Let's put it this way, Rob, Jun 01st 2000, #7
      different conditions, Bill, Jun 02nd 2000, #8
      rebel, howard, Jun 05th 2000, #9

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