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What is everyone using for teasers?>  dredge?  daisy chain lures?  squid chain?  Red bull cans?  fenders?  where do you run them on your boat?
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Running 9" fender, with three large lures behind which runs subsurface. Currently running it off dredge bar type set up off port side.
Those that say it can't be done are being overtaken by those doing it.
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on the starboard side a large pusher and then  a tuna tummy or a Mahimahi rubber lure, worked 2 weeks ago and both long crn and long rigger caught Marlin, 2 in 1 day.

The pusher sitting on the 1st wave with the tummy about 2 meters behind
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Interesting topic. Hooker 5 squid daisy chain off the stern cleat... In clear window next to prop wash...wave 1.5-2ish on same side as long corner and a bit closer in than the Short corner... No idea whether it's working or not, have only raised and hooked one fish in 4 days. More likely us not being where the fish are. Any thoughts on these vs birds or just a big pusher appreciated
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That's an impressive tummy there Wanabe...if you stand at the stern and it hangs out 2 metres
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Don't start that next thing he'll be wanting to post pictures
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Originally posted by Tone E Tone E wrote:

That's an impressive tummy there Wanabe...if you stand at the stern and it hangs out 2 metres


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Originally posted by Tone E Tone E wrote:

That's an impressive tummy there Wanabe...if you stand at the stern and it hangs out 2 metres


i have seen it and YES it is bigLOL
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Aww gummon u pooftas ruin every serious game fishing thread... nec minit we'll have those rude naki boys selling mini steinlager kegs full of lead ball sinkers towed off da short riggasLOL
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Could be onto a winner there......
Been towin home made daisy chains of squid/birds etc , long and snakey .
Got teaser reel mounted to hard top - maxel - then clip it down to run centre of prop wash .
Looks good , birds make a commotion that's for sure got the big escaping tackle ones and the squid are El cheapo squid nation in rasta colours of course cos high tides at 20 past four mon.
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$40 for 5 second hand lures of trade me rigged up as a daisy chain with cut face lure at the front.Run of the starboard cleat. Big Bonze Spellbound run off the other cleat. Worked well last time we were out
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Like that idea Gowest... Must make a good commotion!
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We have run short teasers off and on for 25 years and to be perfectly honest we have never had a fish come up on a teaser or take a lure behind a teaser.

I always run a lure on shotgun behind a boone bird and have had plenty of success with this.
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But there are boats that use teasers, and drop baits back, that do very well.


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the biggest teaser is the boat
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I am not saying they don't work, we just have never had anything come up on ours. we have tried witch doctors, fenders, red bull daisy chain (use this a lot), a paddle wheel thingy which was popular in the 1990's.
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I must admit when we ran a  super large lure (ie teaser)  big 7 strand kona head,  the short lures got hit hard, smash the hookless kona head, then straight to the short lure.




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On the navy survey boats we used to tow 18" Cresent spanners off both davit armsLOL
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Originally posted by Catchelot Catchelot wrote:

On the navy survey boats we used to tow 18" Cresent spanners off both davit armsLOL

and when a Marlin come up you dropped a depth charge over the side to keep it interested till you could gaff it,
you fello's had to much fun back then Al...
Thanks for everything you did for us Eric. may you rest in peace, You were one of the real legends of NZ recreational fishing
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Since Ive been running these these behind the boat Ive seen more action on the shorts than ever before.
Mind you that's still not a hell of a lot compared to some on here Embarrassed
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