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Best Time : March through June for the spring run, October through November for the fall run Techniques for Catching Cobia Sight Fishing Cobia Position your boat and patrol beaches, sandbars, or areas with rays and sharks Use polarized sunglasses to spot cobia near the surface or following rays Cast well ahead of the fish's path (not directly at them) Use quick, erratic retrieves to trigger strikes Spinning and Casting Recommended tackle includes : Rod: 7-8 foot medium-heavy to heavy spinning rod Reel: 5000-8000 size with smooth, strong drag Line: 30-50 lb braided line Leader: 40-80 lb fluorocarbon, 18-24 inches long Braided line offers several key advantages for cobia fishing : Greater strength in a thinner diameter allows more line capacity Almost no stretch provides better hooksets and sensitivity Improved casting distance helps reach cruising fish Better abrasion resistance protects your line around structure Jigging For incoming tides : Focus on sandbars, flats, and nearshore structure where bait is being pushed in Use vertical jigging with big lifts and medium-paced retrieves Bucktail jigs and soft plastics in the 1-3 oz range work well During outgoing tides : Target deeper channels, inlet mouths, and down-current sides of structure Use heavier jigs (2-8 oz) to maintain bottom contact in stronger currents Try speed jigging with more aggressive motions to trigger reaction strikes Chumming and Drifting Anchor upcurrent from productive structure like wrecks or reefs Create a chum slick using menhaden, sardines, or commercial chum Free-line live baits back in the chum slick Be prepared for multiple fish, as cobia often travel in small groups For eels: Through the back of the head For mullet and baitfish: Through the lips or shoulders For pinfish: Through the back just behind the dorsal fin or nose For crabs: Through the point of the shell or a leg socket Fly Fishing With the warming waters of mid-April I've heard some chatter about cobia showing up just offshore and even a few being caught on the flats while trout fishing