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    Default Fishing bucktails

    Looking for some advice on fishing bucktails. Types, sizes, teasers and so on. Any advice would help.

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    Depends on if you are fishing from the surf or the boat. On a boat, I use a straight bucktail and pork for many predatory species, bass, blues, etc. With fluking from a boat, I will use a bucktail on the bottom with a piece of gulp or a chartreuse teaser 18" above that. From the surf when using bucktails I just use the plain bucktail dressed with pork. If you fish rocky areas like Montauk you will lose a lot, so don't get too fancy or you will spend a lot of unnecessary dollars on gear that you will leave behind in a rock crevice. On the sand beaches it is not that critical,

    There are some good threads here on bucktails and techniques

    tying bucktails to tackle
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails

    fishing bucktails
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails

    history
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails

    deep water and inltes
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails

    Some others
    Reading the water, if you are casting a bucktail into water that doesnt hold fish you are wasting your time, try reading this thread
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails

    Becoming a better fisherman
    http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...fish+bucktails


    Hope they helped. In LI fishing the bucktail is my #1 go to in colder water and times when the fish are not that active. By fishing on the bottom you find out quickly if they are there or not. Good luck

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    Thanks for the help

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    Low and slow, especially this time of year.

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