Best Sellers: Cobia Lures
Hogy® Best Selling Cobia Lures
Cobia are big fans of big baits. Cobia eat squid, crabs, flounder and just about anything they can get there mouths on. Each late winter/early spring we can tell you when the cobia show up down south when we see a lot of baby flounders, 10inch black soft baits paired with jig heads and swim bait hooks flying off the shelf. Whether you’re targeting cobia or just looking to be rigged and ready if one swims by your boat, big soft baits should be at the top of your list. Tips Best Sellers Articles Cobia Videos
Top Ranked Cobia Baits
10″ and 14″ Hogy® Original: Big enough for casting on heavy gear, these life like baits drive big jacks crazy. Bubble Gum, Bone and Black are the top colors fishing for Cobia.
10inch Hogy® Jiggin: Perfect bait for jigging reefs for cobia.
5inch Hogy® Flounder: Regardless of whether they think it’s a baby flounder down South or a hog choke up in the Chesapeake, all we know is they are gobbled by cobia!
Barbarian Jig Heads: Very STRONG jig head designed for hauling brutes up from the deep.
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Tips: Cobia Fishing
about 11 months ago - No comments
Hogy® Cobia Fishing Tips: Tip: 10” Plus soft baits make great eel imitations. Tip: Blind casting bait pods can produce big results. Tip: Remember to give a momentary pause before you set the hook. Tip: Try the 1oz jig head for extra casting distance while maintaining a slow sink rate for cruising fish. Tip: Cobia
The Hogy Flounder
about 1 year ago - No comments
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Rigging: The Hogy Flounder
about 1 year ago - No comments
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Hogy Article: Snook and tarpon in Stuart, FL
about 1 year ago - No comments
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Techniques: 7 Reasons on Why Big Softbaits?
about 1 year ago - No comments
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Hogy Article: Sight Casting for Cobia
about 1 year ago - No comments
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