Mackerel, Jigging, trolling, bottom fishing with Captain Anthony in Gibraltar

During a mackerel fishing trip, individuals use a boat to venture into the ocean or sea, usually in search of schools of mackerel fish. The fishing method commonly used is called trolling, where one or more lines with baited hooks or artificial lures are drawn through the water. The boat moves at a slow speed, allowing the lines to attract the mackerel swimming near the surface. When a mackerel takes the bait, fishermen quickly reel it in. This process is repeated multiple times until enough mackerel are caught.

Jigging is a process where various lures are used and moved adequately to attract and make the fish bite in the appropriate area (where the fish is; the bottom, mid water or on the surface). a number of different species are targetted. depending on the time of the year. local knowledge is critical to choose the appropriate target fish.

Bottom fishing is generally the use of baits. albeit live or dead baits. The appropriate or a selection of is used to ensure that bite!