what rig for slow mackeral trolling

[yellahunter]

hey guys,

im going to be doing some makerel fishing from my kayak and wondered what the most suitable rigs are for slow trolling, pics or links to pics would be much appreciated

[Spaniard_King]

Aussie Jigs

here http://www.tagnbragtrading.com/

Garry

[CHRIS_aka_GWH]

hey guys,

im going to be doing some makerel fishing from my kayak ..

those teeth snapping near my feet terrify me into a club swingin' frenzy in a 5m boat,

i can't imaging having them near my jatz crackers in a kayak

chris

[StevenM]

[quote author=yellahunter link=1164947161/0#0 date=1164947161]hey guys,

im going to be doing some makerel fishing from my kayak ..

those teeth snapping near my feet terrify me into a club swingin' frenzy in a 5m boat,

i can't imaging having them near my jatz crackers in a kayak

chris[/quote]

Classic, can just se ya smashing the yak to bits trying to get the macky

[capt]

Watch out for the "TIGERS" Jimmy

[killitfillit]

6 inches 0f wire to a circle hook continued to a treble at a suitable length to suit the livie,mainline to the swivel,circle hook through the nose,treble up the a#se and troll. (deadly easy)

[gcbfc]

http://www.tagnbragtrading.com/p/147...big-baits.html

[Jeremy]

6 inches 0f wire to a circle hook continued to a treble at a suitable length to suit the livie,mainline to the swivel,circle hook through the nose,treble up the a#se and troll. (deadly easy)

that is a standard live bait troll rig, although I use 50 cm rather than 6 inches. But why the circle hook? It ain't like the mackie is gunna swallow the bait!

Jeremy