How to Troll Lures For Spanish Mackerel

A little Video to start you in the right direction for Trolling Lures for Spanish Mackerel.
I run the deepest divers up close to the boat and the shallower divers further back
With the smaller profile lures we troll around 4 to 6kts
With a larger lure around 8kts
If your lure isn't swimming straight it only takes a pair of small pliers and a slight bend of the eye ring on the bib of the lure in the opposite direction to the way the lure is swimming off direction.
In this video i use the pre made wire as its just quick and easy around 40lb. However we usually make our own wire rigs from single strand.
We like to use Multi Colour braid that changes colour around every 10m this way we can judge exact were our lure sits in the water column behind the boat.
Use a few different colours and change it up a bit during the day if its quiet.
Good Starting point is find some bait schools or around your local reefs or ledges.
On our Local reefs we catch plenty of Spanish Mackerel and Spottie Mackerel from 8m of water to around 40m of water.
Also look for spikes in water temp this can fire them up....
Get out give it a go if its not working dont give up try something slightly different or maybe they just wernt on the bite that day
Happy FISHING

[@minibar7165]

Thanks for the great tips on fine tuning your lures so they track better. Also loved teh diagram on how to spread out your lures.

[@allterrainfishing7510]

Thanks for the feedback. Defenetly makes a diffrence to tweek the lures and to have a good simple spread

[@Herry_Badar]

thanks for tutorial sir, i wanna try

[@allterrainfishing7510]

Get out their give it a crack... Try and keep trying to you get it down pack.

[@jacksonherald3405]

Hey mate thanks for the tutorial what was the brand and specs of the premade wire trace you boys were using? Cheers, looking to troll a halco laser pro 160mm behind the kayak... do you think this will work?

[@allterrainfishing7510]

He mate the wire can't remember the brand but was around 40lb and 12inch long in black... Defenetly give it a crack behind the yak 2 rods be plenty enough around 30m behind

[@jacksonherald3405]

ALL Terrain Fishing thanks heaps mate, would heavy leader be better, or just stick with steel trace?

[@allterrainfishing7510]

@@jacksonherald3405 mate I would stick to wire hate to lose a lure too the teeth. U can go down in wire size 27lb or buy a clear coated wire

[@tightlines7549]

Hi mate Going to give Spanish a go this week Never troll for them before Did you just tie the braid to snap wire or do you run a leader Thanks mate 🍺🍺

[@allterrainfishing7510]

If using Braid mate I always use a leader was using around 40lb Braid and 40lb leader in the video... I'm not a fan of tying Braid straight to the tackle especially not in t Light Braid

[@erwinbwi]

good

[@patrickmounier3332]

Nice video ! where can you buy these lures online from please ?

[@allterrainfishing7510]

Mate maybe MoTackle Atomic Hard Shinerz

[@saxfitz2432]

Do you use a leader line before your wire trace

[@allterrainfishing7510]

Yeah mate around 30lb for spotties and 40lb for Spanish Roughly 40lb wire leader. Between 30 to 50lb braid The bigger the lures the heavier the gear... Most Spotties and Spanish be landed on 30lb to 40lb line without to may issues

[@saxfitz2432]

ALL Terrain Fishing thanks mate appreciate it

[@commonname9205]

Surely looks like a wahoo in the picture

[@allterrainfishing7510]

Spanish Mackerel mate 100%