How to make a Shark Leader - Ultimate Heavy Duty Rig
Vložit
- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- How to make a Shark Leader - Ultimate Heavy Duty Rig
This instructional video will teach you how to make a super heavy duty shark rig. This shark leader is for land based shark fisherman that paddle there baits out past the surf. It is very simple and anyone can make them with minimal practice. I will list all of the components below. I hope this vide helps you and you find it educational. Tight lines everyone!
1000 lb. Monofilament Leader material
Large Crimping tool
Heavy Duty wire cutters
600 lb. 7x7 stainless steel wire cable
1000 lb. mono crimp sleeves
800 lb barrel swivels
16/0 - 20/0 Non Stainless steel Non-offset circle hooks
Electrical tape
Tape Measure
NOTE: The video accidentally says Stainless Steel Circle Hooks on one of the screens. It is supposed to say Non stainless steel Hooks. Sorry for the Misprint!
For more saltwater fun and informational tutorials click the link here czcams.com/play/PLzJX9PBiluUJVnbhN5LRRmRKaXUkqZxG-.html
I like how the hook is sliding, that's exactly how i tie my multi strand cable! great video
tokay999 thanks man! Yeah it allows for any size bait that way.
@@TheLawlessTide yes, I snell the first hook, then I tie the hook on the bottom. I'm going to start rigging my big shark leaders like this, that way I can rig up any size bait. I am a California landbase shark fisherman
Awesome, do you have a channel or instagram?
@@TheLawlessTide I was just about to ask for your Instagram also hahaha
I'm @chrissnowison
Quality video man, seriously. I think you'll break 1000 subs by the end of this Summer. I'll be there every vid.
Thanks man! Appreciate it!
Well done Sean! I have been making some of my own daisy chain rigs for trolling offshore using 100 lb. mono with aluminum crimps. Learned something from you on making sure the crimps flare, so thanks for sharing that detail.
Thanks Bryan. Appreciate it. Yeah they say the edge of the crimp can actually cut into the line if the edge is crimped. That’s why they say to flair it. Hope you are getting some fishing in! From the looks of pics on fb it is blowing up right now!
The Lawless Tide Is there a certain amount of pressure that you apply when crimping? Just wondering if you could crimp too hard on the mono. Things are starting to get better, but you can’t tell from my performance. Went yesterday in my boat to check some of the flats I fish for trout and got skunked. Obviously some folks catching some trout, but just wasn’t my day I guess. 😕
The crimping tools run size wise according to line size. If that makes sense. Not so much the pressure but the size of the open in the crimp tool.
The Lawless Tide OK. That makes perfect sense. Have you tried shrink tubing instead of electrical tape? Any problems with the tape unraveling when it gets wet? Electrical tape is pretty sticky, so may not be a problem. Just curious.
Bryan S it seems to stick pretty good. I have used shrink tubing before but it can be a pain finding the right size and then you have to be very careful heating up your mono.
Really good info
Awesome job 👍👍
Rigged PFA Thanks Ray!
Great videos buddy. Coming down the 24th. I always fish the east jetty and shore by big kahunas. Haven't been down there in April before. Looking to catch some dinner. What's your best bet to target and bait setup. Subscribed. Been fishing off the beach for years, never ran into those black drum. What beast. Will have to try it out.
Thanks Steve! Your best bet and simplest rig is gonna be to fish the surf with fishbites, fresh dead shrimp, and live sand fleas. I would use a surf pole with a pompano rig(salty mccrorys rigs are great!) and 20lb braid. Have a rod ready with a silver heavy spoon to use to sight fish schools that swim by. I hope that helps, feel free to contact me if you have any more questions buddy.
Awesome video, subscribed off Facebook!! Just getting into shark fishing, this helped a lot.....what part of Florida??
Thanks man. Santa Rosa Beach between Destin and Panama Cory beach.
We run 30' sometimes 40' leaders. 12-15 is way short. One shark jump or a couple of wraps on even a smaller fish will open you up to getting tail whipped. Just saying.
Not sure where you get 12-15 from. 10 feet of cable/wire plus 10-20 feet of 1,000 pound mono does not come close to 12-15feet.
@@TheLawlessTide that makes much more sense. I could have sworn i heard 5 foot somewhere in the video but I was watching at 0300 🤙. We lost a solid fish sat on a 15' my buddy grabbed from a pile and ran it out anyway and paid the price.
@@iamatt no worries at all man.
hey man how much did those crimpers cost?
www.lowes.com/pd/Covert-Swaging-Tool/999909483
Did that link work?
yes thank you!!
Shouldn't be using stainless steel for your hooks
You are correct, in the description there is a note that says it was incorrectly stated on screen that your should be stainless. As soon as Video was published I realized the text said stainless instead of non stainless and I put that in the description. The hooks used in video are non stainless steel hooks. Sorry for confusion.