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Why It's Still Relevant The Senko remains the benchmark against which every stick bait is measured

When to use a Circle Hook for Surf Fishing The best situations, times, rigs and setups for surf fishing with a circle hook are: On any sort of shark or ray surf fishing rig Fishing for striped bass with bait setups and static rigs Fishing for croaker, drum, pompano, redfish or whiting-type species with a static, fresh bait rig Any sort of FishBites rig and bait setup On Single or Double Dropper Loop-style surf fishing rigs When regulations require circle hooks to be used for particular fisheries, such as for striped bass and sharks in certain areas And the following are examples of when not to use a circle hook for surf fishing: Halibut and fluke lure fishing rigs Fishing with any sort of lure or artificial bait For inshore rockfish and lingcod Fishing for sturgeon For surf perch fishing on the West Coast Any sort of dropshot, topwater, weedless or sabiki rig Setting the Hook with a Circle Hook When using circle hooks, there's no need to set or strike the hook - instead, simply reel in steadily when you feel or see a bite until youre tight to the fish

They have also been getting a lot of pollack in shallow water from 10-20lbs, and that is world class light tackle sport in anybody's book - presuming you are man enough to take the cold weather

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