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Tackle Talk / Re: Help a New Guy With Gear
« on: July 10, 2017, 09:34:37 AM »
Thanks a lot for the help.
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Tackle Talk / Help a New Guy With Gear
« on: July 09, 2017, 09:30:39 PM »
Hello, I wanted to get into catching sharks from the beach since I caught a small Leo a few months ago. I was hoping people could help me with some questions I have.
I need to know how long of a leader people are running, and where I can buy wire. I also want to know how far should I cast. Should I try to get my bait past the breakers, or close to the shore? Also, what is the best way to get a hook out of a sharks mouth? I kind of like my hands. And would a penn Jigmaster filled with 150 yards of 50 pound braid, and about 300 yards of forty pound braid on a twelve foot rod be sufficient for this kind of fishing?
Thanks I hope you will help me with my questions.
I need to know how long of a leader people are running, and where I can buy wire. I also want to know how far should I cast. Should I try to get my bait past the breakers, or close to the shore? Also, what is the best way to get a hook out of a sharks mouth? I kind of like my hands. And would a penn Jigmaster filled with 150 yards of 50 pound braid, and about 300 yards of forty pound braid on a twelve foot rod be sufficient for this kind of fishing?
Thanks I hope you will help me with my questions.
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