Good stuff. Especially for just winging it. I've done a couple for our farm and they worked ok totally off the cuff. After that I hit the wall and had to start planning/storyboarding ahead of time for them to make sense. My fiancee's son does the filming and editing and that saves me. You have a great opportunity to make money with affiliate marketing on here and your website, especially since all that gear is expensive. We are going to try a little bit of that with Amazon links to kitchen appliances, garden equipment, some of our own swag, etc. Anyway, I just happened to see this and that was my immediate thought.
Thank you for the lessons on rigs. And thank you for cutting the tags. The OCD in me gets triggered every time I see long tag ends on swivels, hooks, etc. Question: for toothy fish like snapper, do you have any concerns about a snell knot being compromised, for all the bites it's likely to take on the hook shank?
