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The bite was a bit slow, so I had fun with some 155g and 120g vertical jigs. A huge school of Kamanu (Rainbow Runner) followed one of my Almaco Jacks up to my kayak so I spent most of the time hooking them on live bait. On the way back to the harbor, a decent mahimahi grabbed my last live opelu at the last minute and was an amazing end to the day.
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intro- Back to the Future Jellyfish - NoMBe
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Kayak: 2015 Hobie Revolution 13
Fish Bag: Canyon TKC-1
Fish Finder: Garmin Striker 4
Main and backup rods: Ugly stik tiger elite jigging 6'6 MH
Bait rod: Tsunami Trophy Slow Pitch 6'0 MH
Reels: Penn Spinfisher VI 8500, Shimano Spheros SW 10000, Shimano Spheros SW Inshore 4000
Line and terminal tackle: 65 lb spiderwire, 40lb PowerPro, 40lb Berkeley Vanish Fluorocarbon, J-Line 30 lb flurocarbon leader, 35 lb Knot2Kinky Titanium wire leader, Gamakatsu 5/0 live bait hooks, VMC inline 2/0 hooks
home made sabiki rig for bait: 12lb Ande monofilament (main), 10lb Flurocarbon (branches), size 8 gold limerick hooks, Mar-Mellow Lures 1.5" glow strips, Tylah Lures 1.5" glow strips, HiPerformance Lures "fish sticks", 4 oz bank sinker
Camera: Gopro Hero 8 Black
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