Seasons, EP15 - PACKERY CHANNEL TACTICS, my go to LIVE SHRIMP rig for EVERYTHING! 

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

Thank you! Keep it simple!

Thanks!

Thanks man, I will!

I appreciate it man! Tight lines!

Thank you! If I’m being honest, If you aren’t fishing IN the rocks you aren’t fishing packery right. I’d suggest just simplifying your approach up, use minimal gear. I know in this video I only use a hook with a split shot above. Leave the heavy weights and double-triple drop rigs at home. Using just a hook and split shot it’s easy to re-tie, gives it a good natural presentation, and once you get the feel for it, it will save you on tackle. Also, I notice a lot of people set the hooks on rocks, I’m guilty of it too, but I try and keep a little bit of pressure between me and the bait when I let it drift so I can feel the rocks. Sometimes all you have to do it lightly pull and you can break free as compared to yanking it as hard as you can!

Well ...we'll have to try this out because it is definitely a whole new approach to jetty fishing from what I've seen. I guess simple is better! Thanks again!!

Check out making yourself a knocker rig.

@@noplandan4422 great for sheeps when I want to be IN the rocks!

I catch them anywhere from May to October. I have had really good trips late August through September. If you can get live finger mullet or mojarra and find where they are congregated on the rocks, you can slay them!

You and me both!

Yes I’m horrible at sizing hooks but main takeaway is small enough to catch mangroves!

Wind man, if you can plan a weekend with low winds… water clears up and fishing can be red hot. September to mid-October will start to get good, mullet migration is upon us!

I typically use small size circle hooks! Small enough to catch mangrove, but big enough to handle trouts and redfish!

I typically use 15-20lb braid and anywhere from 30-50 fluorocarbon leader!