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How To: BIG Shark Rig from Start to Finish. (Tackle Tuesday #21)

How To: BIG Shark Rig from Start to Finish. (Tackle Tuesday #21)

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In this Tackle Tuesday, I go over how to make a land based shark fishing rig from start to finish. I also go over the theory behind the beach shark rig and the terminal tackle thoroughly. Related Videos Below Shark Bait Selection: My Shark Setups: Hook and Anchor Shark Baits: Shark Hooks: Terminal Tackle Mustad 20/0 Circle: LP 18/0 Circle: Swivels:
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


Opinion on running straight cable to swivel which connects to main line? Since it should be much more bullet than mono?
2nd, some swear by snelling circles since applying pressure in a snelled circle it forces the hook to curl in and results in a better hookup rate by enhancing the function of it.
But as displayed in your video and many other youtubers crimping(Flemish eye or standard loop, the circle dangles with free range of motion which is the opposite of a snell.
Have you tried both methods and noticed a difference between styles? If not, have you had any issues(function wise resulting in less hookup rate) with circles by ringing up the way you do with AD WAS wire or (in my case) cable crimped with Flemish eye or standard loop and crimp.
Love the content and will value your opinion as well as experience with regards to above stated question.
Regards
Ruan

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I'm just getting into shark fishing and I think your videos are great! but I need some advice, what kind of tackle would you use if you were going after smaller sharks from the beach? I'm saving up for a big boy rod and reel but I have a few smaller conventional reels I would like to get set up for sharking. The reels I have can hold about 350yards of 20lb mono. What would you use for your main line all the way to the hook? Thanks in advance.
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Great info, but here is a tip for you to break off or cut that single strand much faster and easier. Especially at the end of that haywire. Shape the tag end into a crank shape think kind of like a Z or N, then take the end and crank or rotate it at the point where you want it to break. Youll be amazed at how quickly and easily it snaps in this way.
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You talking about steel leader from a fishing brand company.
I can go to home Depot and get a crimping tool 25. oo and aluminum crimps 2. oo with steel leaders 0. 29 a piece 2 ft is needed
How much that leader cost you.
Mind you after the first purchase of the crimp tool you can make leaders for
2. 58 each

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Hey man what part of southeast Florida are you in? I live by Daytona beach was wondering if we could go shark fish together. I'm just getting back into it since I've been stationed in California and deployed alot over the last 4 years and haven't been able to fish much.
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Hey man. Love the video. Do you ever have issues with sharks kinking your single strand and breaking it though? I feel like that would be an issue with it getting caught on the shark and kinking and eventually breaking.
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This is the second time that I watched this video. It contains so much great information that I didn't want to forget anything. For a young man you are very knowledgeable. Thanks for sharing all this information. Sy
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I like that your camera girl always is by your side she has your back she called you hon she knows how to manage your stress when youre doing such a great job with all of your production bro good stuff
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Great video. Plain speaking, direct, good camera work. You speak about fishing like an old pro! Would have been nice to show the backing line, rod & reel. I guess that is all in the other videos.
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Great video bro. Wow, I just learned alot. Never fished for big sharks but it looks amazing. I get excited over a 30 inch snook so I can't imagine a 10 foot hammerhead lol.
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