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How To Rig & Fish Red Gill Lures As A Teaser On A Dropper Loop

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Sand eels are a favorite candy that striped bass love! And one of the best sand eel imitations for action and durability is a Red Gill Fishing Lure. Fishing with Red Gill Lures is easy but since the Red Gill "Originals" are sold unrigged, it takes a little time and knowhow to rig up. Here's info on how to rig and fish a Red Gill Lure as a teaser on a twisted dropper loop.
In this video how to tie a twisted dropper loop, how to rig a Red Gill fishing lure and how to rig a make a great sand eel teaser for striped bass are all answered. This video is brought to you by Captain Greg Cudnik at Fishermans Headquarters fishermanshead...
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For a more detailed video on How To Tie A Twisted Dropper Loop or other teaser rigging techniques... • 3 Ways To Fish Teasers...
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6 сен 2024

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@lonecedarfarm День назад

Amazingly detailed explanation, thanks, well done

@Re9sTwitch 6 месяцев назад

Perfect! I had no clue what to be doing with them so this has helped immensely. Thank you 👍

@albahnsen3650 8 месяцев назад

Great job Greg

@floridasurffishingjcaprice3077 8 месяцев назад

I have these Red Gills from the 1970's. They still look good,

@FishermansHeadquarters 8 месяцев назад

That's awesome. They are for sure one of the most durable and long lasting soft baits of all time.

@visualedtech 8 месяцев назад

@@FishermansHeadquarters Anthony Chiarappo of Truro, Mass introduced them to me. I know that Tony Stetzko was using a dropper rig with a live eel with a dropper at Nauset Beach when he caught the 73lb Striper. However, I am not certain what dropper lure he was using,

@FishermansHeadquarters 7 месяцев назад

@@visualedtech That is awesome to hear. Now you got us thinking... What lure was it?

@dilligafangling3380 Месяц назад

Red Gills were designed by my late father who set up the company in 1968 I believe one of the first people state side to import them was a gentleman I believe was called Vincent Pericone I think in New York. Apparently he caught a Stripper with a Red Gill in its mouth so guess some one had bought some whilst in England they had actually sanded the Red Gill logo off the tail to try and keep the lures name secret. The family sold the business around the turn of the millennium after the death of my brother who had been running it. They are still made in the Southwest of England.