[kbueno1]

Hooking up with a fish is fun, but catching more than one fish at a time on the same rig or lure can provide some additional excitement. Catching two or more of the same species is not uncommon - spot, sea mullet or croaker on a bottom rig or bluefish hitting the same lure. What are some unusual, peculiar, interesting or memorable multi-fish hook ups have you had on the same rig or lure?

Thx,
KBueno

 

[Phillyfanatic]

Well you said multi-FISH hookups, so I can't really help you there.

 

[marv1234]

To answer your question I've caught two croakers and a catfish at the same time on the James River.

 

[Drumdum]

How about this.. Trolling off Hatteras,we had made up 2 hook rigged ballyhoo with seawitches... While trolling, we then hooked a nice yellowfin tuna about 30lbs.. The tuna was hooked on the back hook of the rig and the seawitch was in front of him.. As the tuna was doing it's death spirals,here comes a gaffer sized dolphin.. This dolphin proceeded to pursue seawitch and finally got it in one of the death spirals of the tuna.. We then fought the dophin AND the tuna to the boat.. I gaffed the tuna and the dolphin came over as well.. Sweet eating catch..

 

[Drumdum]

Have also caught black drum-seamullet flounder-trout,but thought the tuna dolphin was the coolest one...

 

[kraus]

Maybe not interesting but welcomed

 

[kbueno1]

I had a croaker-flounder hook up soaking a 3-hook bottom. It was memorable for me b/c it was the first flounder I caught at night (~1 AM) and it was tiny, maybe 5". I suspect Napoleon's eyes were bigger than his stomach/mouth and made a right at the Golden Croaker Corral and went for the squid instead.

KBueno

 

[fishinbob]

I've also caught a flounder and croaker on the same rig. I did hook two nice size blues on a gotcha during an epic run. One free'd himself before I could get him on the pier.

 

[Rich60]

My best and most interesting was black sea bass and weakfish in OC bay. Have also had weakfish and kingfish, flounder/ croaker couple times, and surf perch/ bluefish.