Tile Terminal Tackle?

[jjdbike]

Hello Folks
Please help us gear up for our first year tile fishing on the Voyager. We loved jigging cod in the GOM but since that’s done, we figure tile fishing will be a much closer alternative. We’d prefer catching fish on jigs but if the conditions, bite & or target species indicate we’d prefer catching fish on bait to jigging a skunk. Is it generally the drift conditions that dictate weather jigs or bait produce better or are there other variables, e.g. bait present and aggressive of the fish?
We want to be prepared for all possible depths, bottoms and species. What jigs, rigs and other terminal tackle should we have with us to be fully prepared?
Do we need bait rigs with different teaser combos (color, size & or style)?
Do different jig styles, shapes & colors produce better at different times based upon conditions and bait present or are they pretty consistent? What jigs (styles, sizes and colors) do we need to buy / carry for all of the various depths, conditions & target species? Are our any of our New England cod jigs (LAV, Slokroken, 40B, hammered diamonds, Crippled Herring) worth bringing tile fishing?
Are there other items that we should bring to maximize our catch, e.g., extra teasers, light sticks, other baits etc.?
Thanks for any input, experience and advise!
JD

[dfish28]

The only thing/place you need to know for tile is go see Dave at the Reel Seat bait n tackle in Brielle, they have all the rigs,jigs,and lead you need to produce, I personally like his circle hook rigs with glow squids, topped with a salted bluefish chunk... You can do a search here on Tile fishing and get a plethora of information as well... Best of luck!