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How to Use Natural Bait in Offshore Fishing
How to Use Weighted Bait in Offshore Fishing
Understand Trolling Speeds for Offshore Fishing
Trolling with Live Bait in Offshore Fishing
Preserving Your Bait When Offshore Fishing
Learn the Advantages of Artificial Bait in Offshore Fishing
Understand Safety in Offshore Fishing
Learn to Tie a Useful Knot When Offshore Fishing
How to Lock a Knot into Place on a Monofilament
How to Make an Albright Knot
How to Stretch Out an Albright Knot
How to Tie a Haywire Twist Knot
How to Make a Bimini Twist Knot
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Learn About the Heavy Tackle Needed for Offshore Fishing
How to Protect Yourself From the Elements while Offshore Fishing
Learn the Nautical Laws that Apply to Offshore Fishermen
How to Use a Spinning Reel When Offshore Fishing
Use an Outrigger for Offshore Fishing
How to Use a Monofilament Line When Offshore Fishing
How to Engage in Offshore Fishing Safely & Easily
Summary: Learn about trolling speeds, how to control them and how to use them to your advantage in this free video series.
A licensed and insured Coast Guard Certified Captain, Rafael is a member of the International Game Fish Association and a proven tournament winner placing 1st in the 2002 Bimini Big...read more
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"On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Captain Rafael Mayans down here in South Florida with Sea Cross Sports Fishing Inc. Today we are going to explain to you offshore fishing techniques, trolling. Trolling speeds is very crucial when you are fishing offshore. Basically you could troll slower or faster depending on the conditions once again. To target certain species like Tuna, Wahoo, Barracuda and offshore dolphins, speed is very, very important. Technically you want to try to keep your bait on top of the surface just barely skipping on top of the surface and that is what you consider the slow speed trolling technique; other speed you could kick it up a notch. Now when I mean slow speed trolling, I'm talking five knots. Just barely keeping those ballyhoos on top of the surface, that is what natural ballyhoo weighted bait. "
eHow Article: Understand Trolling Speeds for Offshore Fishing
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