Can I add this teased treble instead of the single hooked teaser?
Posted by jdeuce81
14 Comments
uncwil on
In most places in salt water, yes. But we don’t know where you are.
SurfFishinITGuy on
Local regulations will apply.
yunzerjag on
It’s illegal in South Carolina, legal in Pennsylvania. That’s all I know about it.
AdWonderful1358 on
Yes, it’s a pompano rig…banana jig, wacky jig
LKS102000 on
I know most of Florida doesn’t allow treble hooks in conjunction with live bait so since this is artificial it’ll be fine. Just gotta look at your local laws.
But personally I’ve never seen someone use trebles for Pompano. Does it work?
TWlSTED_TEA on
Trebles are okay with artificial in Florida
thewaybaseballgo on
Like others have said, you’ll have to check your county’s regulations, on top of state. FWIW, I’ve never used a wacky jig with a treble hook before. I’ve only used the ones with the flash hook being a regular one. Pompano don’t require trebles.
fattailwagging on
Regardless of legality, that is gonna be tough to get out of a pompano’s mouth (or snook or mackerel; they all seem to hit goofy jigs) and the single hook teasers hook up just fine. Just saying.
LetsGoHokies00 on
legal probably unnecessary yes
BeachBrad on
Regardless on legality its not smart. Pompano have small mouths, that will cost you more fish than youll catch
Conscious_Mood_2558 on
You would have to check the fishing regulations in most places a treble hook is just a hook in some places they allow tandem hooks which would be like two hooks in a row or trippal hook sets in tandem or unless they are attached to a lure body
LeftCoastOutdoors on
phx32259 on
Florida has separate regs for Atlantic and Gulf for some species. Pompano I believe has a couple of extra zones as well. I don’t believe I’ve seen treble hooks mentioned.
JustANeebie on
It’s so illegal in California to have two hooks if caught 30 years 🤣 🤣
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In most places in salt water, yes. But we don’t know where you are.
Local regulations will apply.
It’s illegal in South Carolina, legal in Pennsylvania. That’s all I know about it.
Yes, it’s a pompano rig…banana jig, wacky jig
I know most of Florida doesn’t allow treble hooks in conjunction with live bait so since this is artificial it’ll be fine. Just gotta look at your local laws.
But personally I’ve never seen someone use trebles for Pompano. Does it work?
Trebles are okay with artificial in Florida
Like others have said, you’ll have to check your county’s regulations, on top of state. FWIW, I’ve never used a wacky jig with a treble hook before. I’ve only used the ones with the flash hook being a regular one. Pompano don’t require trebles.
Regardless of legality, that is gonna be tough to get out of a pompano’s mouth (or snook or mackerel; they all seem to hit goofy jigs) and the single hook teasers hook up just fine. Just saying.
legal probably unnecessary yes
Regardless on legality its not smart. Pompano have small mouths, that will cost you more fish than youll catch
You would have to check the fishing regulations in most places a treble hook is just a hook in some places they allow tandem hooks which would be like two hooks in a row or trippal hook sets in tandem or unless they are attached to a lure body
Florida has separate regs for Atlantic and Gulf for some species. Pompano I believe has a couple of extra zones as well. I don’t believe I’ve seen treble hooks mentioned.
It’s so illegal in California to have two hooks if caught 30 years 🤣 🤣