How To Tie The Best Rig To Catch Big Sheepshead Around Structure

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Although you can catch sheepshead year-round, the prime time for the bigger fish is coming up!
And you’ll want to have the best rig to make sure you land these big boys!
So in this new rig video, you’ll learn how to tie the best rig for sheepshead to use around heavy structure in fast current and deep water.
It's a simple rig for sheepshead that allows you to effectively target sheepshead where they thrive: bridge pilings, docks, and deeper water.
Have any questions about this rig?
What's your favorite sheepshead rig?
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23 июл 2024

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@Saltstrong 2 года назад

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@kurtkarasch8768 2 года назад

just use a surgeons loop for the weight and dropper loop for the hook. much stronger and easier.

@Ghosthawk332nd 2 года назад

Agree! and you can finish it with one more surgeons loop at the top to connect to your mail line via snap or another loop.

@user-ms6nl4jy9x 6 месяцев назад

I Love this setup and how Simple it is. Works great!

@Saltstrong 6 месяцев назад

Glad you found this helpful!

@sakfpv8444 2 года назад

This was awesome, and I'm glad the big sheepshead are coming around d soon.

@curtmurdurk 2 года назад

You really know what your talking about your spot on with everything just from my experience I can say that

@Danaridenour1966 2 года назад

Great video. Thank you!

@andrewmorke 2 года назад

I learned this rig on West Coast rock fishing charters. Good results.

@browngaddyoutdoors 2 года назад

my go to for sheepshead. Been having great luck with sand fleas!

@sakfpv8444 2 года назад

I need to try that, I usually set up a fiddler crab trap a couple nights before and use those. Sand fleas are far easier to get haha

@jamesrumph4372 Год назад

What is a fiddler crab trap?

@paulhuval 2 года назад

Sheepshead are fun to catch and even better to eat.👍

@dwightcassidy7056 2 года назад

Do you tie the leader to a swivel to the main line?

@eugenegress5896 Год назад

Great set up. I hope to Do some of that kind of fishing. I may see if I can do the same rif set up; double dropper rig , for perch. It may really be tough to get a Doubled line Through a Aberdeen hook eye. NOW ...there is an Idea, Speciality Aberdeen Hooks, with 2x ect bigger hook eye, so you can add and remove the hook. Great Video, Much Thanks!

@Saltstrong Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! Tight lines!

@webincomeincome8767 2 года назад

Thanks for video but surgeon loop for sinker is much faster. Also a dropper loop knot causes hook to sit up and down better for higher hookup ratios. Lastly hook loop needs to be shorter so you feel bite better.

@muddywaters1934 2 года назад

My thought exactly

@benh5774 2 года назад

I see sheepers in my Jetty piling, along with a bunch of smaller reef type fish that devours anything ( shrimp, crab, sandfleas). All that interference is a pain.

@aintraboona 2 года назад

Does it make a difference which side of the hook you insert the line? Looks like you went through the back of the hook. Any particular reason you didn’t go through the front?

@ShinkiZer0 2 года назад

Im no pro but i make pompano rigs and just use surgeons knot on all. I noticed that if the hook is facing the main line it can tangle easily. =)

@ROK2369 2 года назад

That non slip mono loop is tightened incorrectly. The tag end should be pulled towards the loop not in the opposite direction. That way the knot is streamlined with the tag pointing downward and weeds can’t snag on it. The way it’s tied here, you’re making the knot round and might as well tie a surgeon’s loop which is much easier and faster. The non slip mono loop is a great knot for lures and weedy spots and overkill for weights

@eugenegress5896 Год назад

YES INDEED.... It was Tied Wrong. The good old Lefty Kregh Loop Knot, was designed to have the sniped off tag be pointing back, streamlined, back toward loop...SO, The little bit does not collect , snag on weeds. Great Fishing to ya This year.

@larryclark4297 2 года назад

Dead shrimp or blue crabs

@neocaridaniel8220 2 года назад

Seems like most people are moving to bottom sweepers round herr.

@hudsonr.743 2 года назад

Anyone else lost him when he said around the line itself?

@buddyp4928 8 месяцев назад

1/4 oz jig and call it a day....

@Saltstrong 7 месяцев назад

Nice!

@swn69 Год назад

The second knot you tied for the hook loses strength tying that way. Look up how to tie a dropper loop (San Diego style) and THAT is a much better, stronger loop for your hook.

@Saltstrong Год назад

Thanks for the feedback!

@ktulu310 4 месяца назад

This method is more time consuming and not as efficient as it could be. You did a simple double surgeons for the hook but not the sinker. Double surgeons is good but it doesn’t completely go straight down with the main line once cinched. It also restricts a lot of the movement on the hook. Better method is to do the double surgeons for the sinker and a loop knot for the hook. Looks like you put more work in getting the weight on there than the presentation and action of the hook

@jamesscarberry3128 2 года назад

Great 1/2 a video It went black halfway through 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Saltstrong 2 года назад

Hi James! The video seems to be working fine on our end. Do you want to try it again? Maybe clear your cache and restart your computer as well?

@scoobysreellife4259 2 года назад

Works fine for me

@jayreid150 Год назад

You go way to fast showing how to tie dropper loop

@Saltstrong Год назад

Great question! Make sure to ask this over on the actual blog or in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time. The blog can be found here: bit.ly/3D3tTr5