I tried this a few years ago and it worked Great in Myrtle Beach!. Learned how to do it from a Paul Adams Vid. Now you have me wanting to make more of them!
Thanks for wearing a dark shirt with the yellow line. Makes it more visible than clear mono against a light tan tee. Great video and tutorial. well done!
WOW! I'm adding this juicy video to my "fishing rigs" playlist. I'll be trying it out as soon as Galveston, TX clears up. Thanks and keep the videos coming!
Hey bro i am 55 yrs old i haven't fished in yrs and yrs. my 9yr old daughter and i went to a fishing derby in my town of Secaucus nj. well long story short we are ALL IN....LOL and your channel is my go too..you brought me up to speed on every topic LOVE your channel and i signed up on your website.................DO A SHOW FROM JERSEY.......MY DAUGHTERS JOURNEY AND MEADOW LOVE YOUR CHANNEL............THEY ARE 6 AND 9YRS if ever get a minute maybe you can give them a shout out....again thank YOU for re igniting my love for fishing. fyi again her second outing ever she caught a small trout.....
And yes yes YES! I WOULD LOVE a pdf with all of your rig how toos. I learned a few basic ones from my dad as a kid, but I/we really want to branch out to jetty and surf fishing. (Mostly central coast of Oregon, Florence, Newport, Lincoln City, Depot Bay) Making my own would save money for sure..plus I always love how impressed my husband gets when I come up with another rig or method and place for fishing. We would go every day if we could, but really are lucky to get out 5 times a year. I absolutely LOVE your channel.
Hello mate. Greetings from England. I'm gonna try and make it. Then let you know how I get on. Thanks for your video, what I find with people explaining things is they waste their time no explaining the whole process from start to finish. Kind of so a kid could even do it. So thank you for being one of the first I have seen to explain it in depth and very clear :)
Very helpful maan...I was fishing thd other day ...I didn't have any bait and I'm new to fishing. So I didn't have much of a productive time. The sabiki I bought had gotten lost in the sea after I cast out. If I had known how to do this I may have used some label from trash bottles around 👀 to make something up.
We use these to catch mackerel, and pollock in the UK. We use feathers usually. When fishing breakwaters or piers we use worms: rag, black or lug on them, put them on the bottom with the tide going out so they hold up in the water, and they act as extra attractor. hope this helps.
I've used this and similar. Sometimes with a straw cause it's super easy. Just a regular knot to tie the hook no wraps. Sometimes with some glow in the dark stuff and colorful threads for the night or day time. I usually used a dropper knot to connect to the leader. A buddy of mine used silicone to secure the threads to the hook. His idea was to make that hook as ugly as possible and it worked for him.
Helped me a lot, thanks so much, for an armature like myself I managed to tie this first time and it’s super effective! Defiantly find this instructive and easy to follow, be nice to see more
I love these tutorials I'm just getting into salt water fishing and your channel is so helpful and is exposing me to things I've never thought of or even heard of before
You are hilaious! And Thnx for the tutorial. I make my own Sabiki Rigs with Shiny Gold No.6 hooks. As long as I keep those little shiny gold hooks jiggling and wiggling in these murky NYC & NJ Waters, the bait fish can't resist them. I catch baby snapper bluefish and live-line them and catch the Momma's and Poppa Bluefish. As long as they're alive, I've can catch Fluke with them as well.
Like the simplistic, slow, detailed approach you have in this first video I've watched on your channel. Also scribed with thumbs up. Will look for more of you and your vids. Semper Fi, I'm not as mean, not as lean, but forever a Marine.
Sure like your videos. Making and tying rigs are alot of the fun of fishin and catchin. I Use your knots alot now. thanks, also your dads rigs are awsome
In Southern California pier fishing is pretty crappy so we depend on these rigs. We use chicken feathers, bucktail cotton. You can go to the dollar store and you have a shit ton of options. Although these will work. The feathers and cloth like materials that are free to move work better and seem to catch bigger fish
Brendon, first I want to say that I have found your videos to be both entertaining and informative. There are dozens of different types of fishing videoed, I like your approach the best. Having said that, the Doritos rig I found most interesting. So I took a bag of potato chips, ate them first of course and tied the rig two days ago. So I have it in the trunk of my car. If weather prevails in my favor, I will try it out at dawn. I hope your knee is coming along and healing well.
I did this but even bigger with metallic ribbon silver & gold.. it was like .75 cents at Wally World. I used long shank 2 1/2 inch hooks.. then I used a 3-4 oz lead weight and cast this sabinky about 100-150 yards out... lift and crank lift and crank all the way back to the pier...great for getting macs/blues even a king but it wears out the forearms /shoulders/ and back..
In Washington i think if im correct you can have as many hooks as you'd like as long as they are all set at the end of the line cause that makes it a fish rake which is what most states have those laws for
You should use gold hooks instead. That’s what I use, my dad also found gold hook flys that we use to rig our sabikis with and we usually only tie 3-4 hooks. Just a thought, love the video.
This is awesome! I was going to buy some Chesapeake sabiki rigs to fish for perch, but with what I already have on hand, now I just need to buy some Doritos.
Funny story is that i saw this setting and technique on a mcguyver episode when i was a kid, he used tinfoil on his.. was always thinking that it was bs, but u actually used it. Im amazed , lmao
hope your knee is recovering soon +Senko Skipper .just watched you other video on the $10 self setting rod haha. honestly on some days my back gets so tired from standing and surf fishing...wouldn't mind a set of wheels like yours myself lol
