How To Hook Pinfish To Catch More Redfish, Snook, Trout & Tarpon 

Do you know the best way to hook live pinfish and pigfish?
To give yourself the best shot at catching fish, your bait needs to look natural, and how you hook it can make or break your presentation.
There’s no one perfect way to hook live baits - it all depends on the current and how you’re fishing them.
In this video, world-record holder Capt. Peter Deeks is sharing two ways to hook live baits in two different scenarios:
1. If you want your bait to swim away freely (like when you're fishing the flats)
2. If you want your bait to swim down (like when you're fishing docks and bridges)
If you rig your bait the wrong way for the wrong scenario, or even the right way, but slightly off, you could cost yourself lots of strikes or hooked fish.
And these rigging tips don't just apply to pigfish and pinfish - you can also use these tips to hook pilchards, mullet, threadfin, and other baitfish.
To learn the best way to rig live bait to catch more fish, watch the video below.
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