How to Hook and Anchor a Shark Bait (Tackle Tuesday #15)
video description
Date: 2020-08-05
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 10
Intrepid
I have never tried the break away weight setup before. I always use heavy spider weights. No fun to drag them back in but it has been working for us. One of my friends actually just brings a new leader out and kayaks the line and pulls it up then just switches out the leader. The way you are doing it will have to be something I look at trying. I see the value in putting the brick at the end of the bait instead of hooked to the line somehow. Great video.
reply
I have never tried the break away weight setup before. I always use heavy spider weights. No fun to drag them back in but it has been working for us. One of my friends actually just brings a new leader out and kayaks the line and pulls it up then just switches out the leader. The way you are doing it will have to be something I look at trying. I see the value in putting the brick at the end of the bait instead of hooked to the line somehow. Great video.
reply
Hoosier
Darcizzle pointed me to you during Facebook live. have watched many of your vids now. Been surf fishing beach and Ponce inlet at New Smyrna Beach for past 20 years. Any additional suggestions other than your great vids. Almost been bit by numerous blacktip, but would reather catch and release them (I surf too. Lol. Any help would be awesome. Thanks
reply
Darcizzle pointed me to you during Facebook live. have watched many of your vids now. Been surf fishing beach and Ponce inlet at New Smyrna Beach for past 20 years. Any additional suggestions other than your great vids. Almost been bit by numerous blacktip, but would reather catch and release them (I surf too. Lol. Any help would be awesome. Thanks
reply
Colby
Wouldn't tying the line to the brick like that leave line in the ocean? Im getting into shark fishing and im trying to find a way to use center blocks as weights but i dont want to leave line out there like that. Maybe its not that big of a deal idk, but is there another way to do it without leaving line attatched to the rock
reply
Wouldn't tying the line to the brick like that leave line in the ocean? Im getting into shark fishing and im trying to find a way to use center blocks as weights but i dont want to leave line out there like that. Maybe its not that big of a deal idk, but is there another way to do it without leaving line attatched to the rock
reply
rbljackson
that was a solid tip on rigging the weight to the bait and not the hook or leader! You got bait when you got weight! Great tip, and something I never really thought of. I have been using spider weights here in texas. I may have to try this rock style weight if I can ever get my A back down to PINS!
reply
that was a solid tip on rigging the weight to the bait and not the hook or leader! You got bait when you got weight! Great tip, and something I never really thought of. I have been using spider weights here in texas. I may have to try this rock style weight if I can ever get my A back down to PINS!
reply
Rob
I will be in Florida in a week and it will be my first time fish from the beach and I've been studying your videos. I will be casting form the beach I have a 12 foot Penn rod with a akios LSI just need to get some hooks when I get done any suggestions I just wanna catch something don't care what lol
reply
I will be in Florida in a week and it will be my first time fish from the beach and I've been studying your videos. I will be casting form the beach I have a 12 foot Penn rod with a akios LSI just need to get some hooks when I get done any suggestions I just wanna catch something don't care what lol
reply
Riptide
I love to surf fish and I have caught small sharks while fishing for reds. but I want to catch a shark 4-6 feet what would be the best bait. I'm going to Florida to shark fish went last year 1 fish spooled a reel and another broke the line above the 6 ft shark rig
reply
I love to surf fish and I have caught small sharks while fishing for reds. but I want to catch a shark 4-6 feet what would be the best bait. I'm going to Florida to shark fish went last year 1 fish spooled a reel and another broke the line above the 6 ft shark rig
reply
Matt
Would something lighter like 6# test work better for the brick line, as it will break from pressure more easily when the shark takes it, or is it a given that the brick line will touch the shark's teeth and get cut off, whatever pound-test the brick line may be?
reply
Would something lighter like 6# test work better for the brick line, as it will break from pressure more easily when the shark takes it, or is it a given that the brick line will touch the shark's teeth and get cut off, whatever pound-test the brick line may be?
reply
Mark
Very cool tips on the hook ups. I'm a new sub. darcizzle said to check you guys out. So I did and very impressed. gone check out the rest of your videos and I think in one of them you said brook has one too. could I get a link too it would like to ck it out.
reply
Very cool tips on the hook ups. I'm a new sub. darcizzle said to check you guys out. So I did and very impressed. gone check out the rest of your videos and I think in one of them you said brook has one too. could I get a link too it would like to ck it out.
reply
Alfonso
Dont listen to this guy he is clearly new and doesnt know anything ive been LBSF for 8 years. You have to use a jack smelt with a 5 size circle and then when it runs put your reel in gear. Ive caught hundreds of sharks the ones with the long tail
reply
Dont listen to this guy he is clearly new and doesnt know anything ive been LBSF for 8 years. You have to use a jack smelt with a 5 size circle and then when it runs put your reel in gear. Ive caught hundreds of sharks the ones with the long tail
reply
Jarred
keep the videos coming man great information! I love that idea of tying your brick line to the bait! how long is your brick line? And do you fish that rig with your main line tight or with a little slack?
reply
keep the videos coming man great information! I love that idea of tying your brick line to the bait! how long is your brick line? And do you fish that rig with your main line tight or with a little slack?
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
