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Revisited again, coincidentally after I had used a Kicker to hold an African designed Dingle - Dangle, made a light one with 20lb coated wire trace. To fit the Kicker, made a loop using Trident crimps, one to crimp the loop each end and at the Kicker attached 2 more crimps in the loop to form a right angle in the loop, these were just squeezed flat. Worked a treat, had tried the Roto, but not as good as the Kicker, Cheers Pat
I watch tons of your videos every spring ! Ive been watching you all week lol ! I live in maryland , usa ! Been watchin for yearsssss ! Would love to see ya do more videos ! Maybe some new term tec from trident ? I ordered around 600$ worth a couple years ago ! Still stocked up ! Js i appreciate your channel to this day ! I hope you and your family are well ! I post videos on my other channel ! Tribe Too ! Im a fishing nut ! Loooooove it ! Stay safe !
well its all looking like its new to the market BUT as YOU said the best item on the market is the Gemini solo splashdown clip, its awesome, if you have problems with your sinker coming off then put a gemini 100lb swivel on the solo clip then use a gemini lead clip to attach your lead that way you will never lose a lead. the only thing that trident set up is doing is competing against the breakaway imp so I hope it does well against a well established company although I"ll be surprised if it does.
I have never seen an up and over rig with crimps on, in my eyes all crimps do is weaken the rig body as that line isn't designed to be squashed as that then becomes a weak point, also I've never seen a genie clip used like that except on a pully dropper and again without crimps. An up and over rig is basically "when it unhooks" a glorified running ledger. I understand everyone has there own version of each rig and I appreciate you have your own way and I'm NOT rubbishing the design of yours but I do it do differently and your reminds me of a 'FIXED" up and over which no doubt it is.
Gidday from Downunder, love ya videos, humour and that famous knot, I've got some trident gear, but not the kicker yet. Something I do with the Hangover is instead of crimping to hold the the beads in place, I clamp the bead with the smallest available cable tie, comes in black or white we're not racist, pull as hard as possible onto the bead and clip the tag off . Advantage being if you get a bite off, we get heaps of toothy critters , you can tie a new hook on and slide adjust the Hangover to suit. Cheers, Pat
Works real well with the hook tied onto the snood via a loop, ie a surgeons loop or perfection loop etc and the hair attached to the bend of the hook. 300lb braid hair, loop in the end of it, can use whatever bait you like then. Squid, fish, crab, worm too.
can you please direct me to the site where you buy your blue marlin line, it’s one if not the best one i’ve ever used and gutted i can’t find it anywhere
Years ago I was given a load of Trident Tackle parts by my local Tackle Shop to try and on my return I was asked my opinion I replied “Game Changing” I placed an order for the lot and gave away all my old kit
Like this rig and defo be giving it ago as I am fed up with especially the doggies swallowing all the bait and either loosing hooks or bending them. I would prefer to put the fish back knowing its going to live and not die because of a hook in its belly. And as always a brilliant vid mate. I ha e learnt alot from you so thank you very much.
I like watching how to make rigs I have just started up fishing I have tryed to get trident tackle termalinks I have even called trident and the answer I got was there is no demand for it just yet l have tryed loads of different places and on line and there is nothing so I can't understand why there is no demand. Can you please help me out and advise me where I can get them
I've seen lots of your videos on utube one in particular about box seat conversion was interesting I have a old seatbox and don't want to go to the expense of buying a conversion kit as being a pensioner I've seen on ebay a form of harness just want to know if you would recommend using one thanks
nice video marra, been sea fishing for 50 years ( my first time was off of the end of the pier at seaham with my uncle george back in the early 70s ) . that tip about the bait elastic running through the handle of the three pronged bait thingy was genius , stops all the crap on your hands rotting the elastic , brilliant . will definitely be checking out the seaflo hooks as well . keep the vids coming..
🤣But you didn't make an Imp, you made an overly complicated rig clip. There's a reason for imps and that's a virtually guaranteed hook release. Comparing apples to oranges.
Blue Marlin was only ever available as far as I know at UK Hooks. Unfortunately, UK Hooks is history due to the death of its owner Mike. I hear rumors of a shop down south that went to auction and bought the remaining stock from UK Hooks. If you wish to look into that theory then please join Sandmans Tackle Time Facebook Group and look for the post on there. It is full of information that you may need. Good luck
@@SandmansTackleTime1 I'll do that as Im actually from down south and just across the water from where UK hooks was , I did read somewhere that the guy had sadly passed away but hoped it had been taken on by someone else , thanks for the heads up and i'll hop on to the facebook page when i get a chance
Remember when times used to be hard. I don't get it, why not just use a pully penal with a rotten bottom line to the weight. I usually find the hook is what gets caught more than the weight.
Tried the hangover clip last night for the first time in anger, which was not a great success partly due to the adverse weather but also the two inexperienced fishing companions I had also leant the rigs to, even I who fully understood the workings and had made the rigs myself had trouble. At first sight the clip looks great very neat and discreet, unfortunatly I consider it to be too small with not enough area to grip the line. I will be forced to go back to using cut down Relay Clips without the leg that recieves the rubber tube using an SRT spring, bead and silicone tube adjustable stop
