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This week Ivo, Phil, and Vincenzo take you out to the salt waters of Cape Cod as they bait up with Viper Spoons and Boa Jig’r and pull in fish after fish!
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This week Ivo, Phil, and Vincenzo take you out to the salt waters of Cape Cod as they bait up with Viper Spoons and Boa Jig’r and pull in fish after fish!
They show you what they are fishing with and what baits they are using to catch all the fluke, seabass, and bluefish!
As always, good fishin’!
Ivo
What type of Boa jigr is good for fluke?
Hi Joshua,
Nice to hear from you.
When fishing for fluke, it depends how deep you are fishing and how fast you are drifting, in order to determine what size boa jig’r to use. However, as a general rule, the 2 oz Boa Jig’r would be good in shallow water up to 30 feet deep. Then from 30 feet to 60 feet deep, the 3 oz Boa Jig’r would do great and anything deeper, you can jump to the 6 oz Boa Jig’r
Either way, the Boa Jig’r will work great for you. Just tip it with a strip of cut bait or squid, and jig it close to the bottom for fluke. We like to stay within a foot of bottom for best results.
Thanks for writing in Joshua and we hope you have a great year on the water!
I was wondering if these tips apply to party boat fishing for fluke,seabass, and bluefish.
I was wondering if these tips apply to party boat fishing for fluke, sea bass, and bluefish in Belmar , New Jersey.
Hi Andrew,
You can use all of thee tips on a party boat as they will work great for you! Hope you catch plenty of fluke, sea bass and blues
Hi Andrew,
Nice to hear from you again…….you can use all these tips for your next trip out in Belmar, New Jersey. Good luck on the water and thanks for writing in!