Hook Limit Confusion?

[Giuga10]

(06-25-2013 08:08 PM)onwind Wrote:  in this case, I think you can tie a lot of crankbaits on this rig, just keep the hooks in 4 of them(the lowest and fartherest ones).

Yes this is possible but we must also keep in mind castability and retrieving. It would be quote a heavy rig with many crankbaits and your rod would be heavily bent while retrieving and it would also be very strenuous after only a few casts IMO. When I fish a single 6-12 ft diving crankbait my rod gets a decent bend on it, imagine 5 of them. I also think it would be a lot harder to detect bites.

Just my opinion, I'm sure it would work though.

[MichaelAngelo]

(06-25-2013 09:12 PM)Giuga10 Wrote:  I also think it would be a lot harder to detect bites.

I just imagine someone reeling it through the water back to the boat... not evening noticing all four of half pound bass they have stuck on the 4 treble hooks LOL

... eh.. good way to catch a big predator then

[OldTimer]

(06-26-2013 10:30 AM)MichaelAngelo Wrote:  

(06-25-2013 09:12 PM)Giuga10 Wrote:  I also think it would be a lot harder to detect bites.

I just imagine someone reeling it through the water back to the boat... not evening noticing all four of half pound bass they have stuck on the 4 treble hooks LOL

No kidding........

Just like draggin' a shaker salmon around Lake Ontario behind a large dodger............ or a small trout behind a big cow bell rig. You'd be oblivious to a hit or a hook up with smaller fish.

OT

[west]

A treble hook is counted as one in my book too.