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+Snapper Fishing Tackle when making the uni knot, when you made the 2nd loop did you run the tag in through the 1st loop you made to form the 2nd loop it seems like you did but I couldn't tell? Or was it just above the 1st loop to the side?
Hi I’ve found you on 4 DA Kids fishing channel and stopped by and gave you a sub to help support the community. By the looks of this video your doing pretty well. Good job bro keep it up. Tight lines.
yea mate away's on the Floor but i always anchor , Snapper 95 Perecent of the time are on the Bottom , most the time if there up in the water column there moving somewhere else .. if your offshore and cant anchor then it may be worth driftting floating them down , i say close to the bottom as possible ... finding a reef & try to drift along the edge not over it ... all takes practice. Best of Luck
Is there a need to snell the second hook? I would think that as long as the second hook is threaded on the line it can't go anywhere and when hooked on the bait, the line pulls straight rather than having a loose loop hanging on the side, Am I wrong by saying this?
yes thats correct , i'm Pretty sure i said put some saliva , on the knot before your pull on it , it just needs to be wet so it dosent weaken the knot .
gday mate, how do you bait up this rig, do you have 1 whole pilchard or a bit of squid with 2 hooks through it, or do you have 1 pilchard or a bit of squid on each hook?
hey mate, how do you attach this rig to main line if its braid? do you use a swivel at the top and then from swivel go to more leader and then tie leader to braid?
Luke Walsh mate depends where Ur , fishing , if it reefy, or current moves Fast, maybe add a swivel then do a double uni not , but if not just use a swivel like you said ,
Luke Walsh you basically just tie the main line on your reel to go the top circle of the swivel using a fairly decent knot and then tie your leader to the bottom circle of the swivel. Does that make sense? If not let me know I’ll try help you out
i Fish And Have Fished in Many Locations As I have Lived In 4 different states , at the moment i fishing Victoria Port phillip bay & Western Port , Fish St vincent's Gulf & Sperncer Gulf In South Australia Every year as well . over the years i have caught snapper off the gold coast , off shore burliegh ,Tugan & at over the border @ kings cliff Down to coff's Harbor...
5/0 Suicide/Octopus hooks are good for smaller snapper, but you'd probably wanna go for 6/0 or 7/0 for 55+ cm sizes. I don't know why so many people use 60lb leader, I've brought 75+ sizes in on 20lb leader. That's what I do land-based with no issues. Big snapper easily rip baits off smaller hooks and you cannot hook them because of the thickness of the jaw - unless of course it swallows it (which many times they don't).. They're more likely to take it down and swallow it the fresher the bait is... Always keep the point of the hook exposed even which J Hooks, and don't pile too much bait into the gape.
the reason people use heavily leader is because snappers teeth can rub though 20lb pretty easy , & also if you hook on to say a gummy shark or big mulloway , you can still catch it . most people change there tune once you have lost a big fish , As for hook sizes in reality most snapper are not big you cant say i want to target fish over 55cm it simply dosent work like that . a good quality 4/0 & 5/0 will is catch fish up to 10kg while still giving you options to catch small fish . you can catch big fish on small hooks but not small fish on big hooks .. the rig fishes fine for landbased have caught many snapper on this rig .
I'm sure you've caught plenty on that rig. Maybe they take it different in your area, because I've missed out on so many big fish when using the 4/0 hooks that I just gave up on them altogether. It's a shame because like you said, you do miss out on a lot of other species when using the bigger hooks - just a few days ago I caught' a 40 cm bream but I could have caught 5 if I used smaller hooks. Problem is that in my spot... we don't get a lot of small snapper, they're usually 60 +... so it's either I rig up for big snapper or smaller fish... gets frustrating at times.. because you don't know what to do. One night my mate and I were getting huge bites for 3 hours straight and we could not set a single hook.. we tried EVERYTHING - long traces, short traces, mullet, pilchard, prawn, heavy sinkers, light sinkers, weightless baits... finally my mate hooked one... saw it about 15 meters out thrashing about in 1 meter of water.... was a huge knobby... 30 seconds later it threw the hook.. Ever since then I use small fresh baits (prawn) on big hooks (6/0) and I get them about 80% of the time. In the shallows, they won't swallow the hook straight away, they'll run with it for a bit, and if they get scared they'll drop it...
standard hook choice around Australia for people to use to catch snapper are 4/0 or 5/0 hooks if your targeting bream whiting and small fish then i would say use a #4 or #6 to a 1/0 .. unfortunately there is not one size fits all ... when you include bream and smaller fish ..
Love the old clock ticking in the background. Memories...
Used your rig today with a Lumo Tube instead of a bead.
Caught a nice Baldchin Groper (Western Australia) Thanks!
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Good video bro now I know how to rig my line up thank you so much bro
awesome those snapper snatcher by reedy's rigz are awesome thanks
Nice and simple mate
Thanks for the vid. Gonna give this a go with some live bait next weekend! subscribed.
thanks for the subscribe, next year I will start do salt water videos from kayak :)
Awesome looking foward to it . ill check out your video over next few days cheers :)
Hi thank you a very good informative video. Thanks again
Glad you enjoyed it
Great rig always work for me
Nice an easy simple rig cant wait to try it now thanks
cheers good luck fishing
Great video,thank you. I've learned to make it and it's a vefy affective 👍
Thanks Brad much appreciated.
Very welcome
+Snapper Fishing Tackle when making the uni knot, when you made the 2nd loop did you run the tag in through the 1st loop you made to form the 2nd loop it seems like you did but I couldn't tell? Or was it just above the 1st loop to the side?
Hi Derrick , just the second loop .
Thanks mate... really appreciate you video
Love your videos. Keep them coming mate.
Shane Fewings ill try thanks Shane ...best of luck fishing 🎣
thanks helped me those reedys rigs are awesome when can i get some ?
+Micheal Traeger you can grab them here stores.ebay.com.au/Snapper-Fishing-Tackle?_rdc=1
***** thanks
Is this recommended for surfcasting
Hi I’ve found you on 4 DA Kids fishing channel and stopped by and gave you a sub to help support the community. By the looks of this video your doing pretty well. Good job bro keep it up. Tight lines.
cheers
Thanks mate much appreciated.
I like this vid give you a thumps up
thanks .
Cool video great intro good fish I liked the video for ya
Mate do you drop your bait almost onto the bay floor or do you suspend it in the water column using your finder for depth?
yea mate away's on the Floor but i always anchor , Snapper 95 Perecent of the time are on the Bottom , most the time if there up in the water column there moving somewhere else .. if your offshore and cant anchor then it may be worth driftting floating them down , i say close to the bottom as possible ... finding a reef & try to drift along the edge not over it ... all takes practice. Best of Luck
Awesome thanks helped me :D
cheers mate nice and simple
Just what I need,thanks a lot!
no worrys
Very nice!
cheers
Did u use mono or flurcarbon?
Cool video good filming I liked the video for ya
cheers Thanks
Snapper Fishing Tackle no prob man
Hey mate is this rig good for pier fishing and for the pier would I need a bigger sinker. cheers!
yup so you can cast far ..
Thanks for sharing, any chance you could use this rig for other species like mullies or kings?
yes it is the rig you should use , just change the sinker in different area's
Hola desde españa a que profundidad se puede pescar con ese sistema?
Would these be good for red snapper in Florida?
yup
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i Use Size 4/0 or 5/0 & the light Possible sinker to get you to the bottom Maybe watch this czcams.com/video/IiPwrU5V5dM/video.html
Snapper Fishing Tackle what are the hooks in this vid?
i think there mustard from memory ... but when snelling hooks can use any .
No worry's best of luck fishing
what kind of hook would you recommend for surf casting?
Is there a need to snell the second hook? I would think that as long as the second hook is threaded on the line it can't go anywhere and when hooked on the bait, the line pulls straight rather than having a loose loop hanging on the side, Am I wrong by saying this?
No you do not have to, but I like this method as it sets the hooks better ..
people say we should wet it first before we till it down
yes thats correct , i'm Pretty sure i said put some saliva , on the knot before your pull on it , it just needs to be wet so it dosent weaken the knot .
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unfinished explanation. did not allow to see the finished rig.
its right there on the screen ... feel free to do a better job yourself ...
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Do you use this rig when floating baits at anchor or drifting
At Anchor
Hey mate do you have a video of how to bait your snelled sand whitting rigs i got on ebay?
Why not snell the bottom hook as well? Is there a reason you prefer the bottom hook "loose"?
Because the thinkness of the knot damages soft baits such as sardines ... Is one reason
what are the use for red hock
maigic
gday mate, how do you bait up this rig, do you have 1 whole pilchard or a bit of squid with 2 hooks through it, or do you have 1 pilchard or a bit of squid on each hook?
whole bait full pichard , squid strip , squid head, but what you said would work ..
@@ReedysRigs yeah nice, and do you put both the hooks through the whole bait or do you put one whole bait on each hook.
Would you use this rig when fishing for snapper from the beach?
i reckon you could mate . maybe just bigger ball sinker
Hey mate do you use mono or flurocarbon for your leader? Cheers mate
60lb , 50lb ,40lb mono depends where im fishing .. but either will be fine
nice one
cheers
hey mate, how do you attach this rig to main line if its braid? do you use a swivel at the top and then from swivel go to more leader and then tie leader to braid?
Luke Walsh mate depends where Ur , fishing , if it reefy, or current moves Fast, maybe add a swivel then do a double uni not , but if not just use a swivel like you said ,
Luke Walsh you basically just tie the main line on your reel to go the top circle of the swivel using a fairly decent knot and then tie your leader to the bottom circle of the swivel. Does that make sense? If not let me know I’ll try help you out
What's the best weight for main line mono, with 60 pound leader ?
Light as Possible , just enough weight to get to the bottom .. you can use leader from 30lb to 60lb its all optional ...
How do you hook the bait with the hooks?
Would you recommend I higher weight for dipper water?
yes , use just enough lead to get to the bottom , while anchored .. if drifting less weight you dont want it dragging on the bottom .
Can barely hear you.
where do you fish
i Fish And Have Fished in Many Locations As I have Lived In 4 different states , at the moment i fishing Victoria Port phillip bay & Western Port , Fish St vincent's Gulf & Sperncer Gulf In South Australia Every year as well . over the years i have caught snapper off the gold coast , off shore burliegh ,Tugan & at over the border @ kings cliff Down to coff's Harbor...
ha ha stole your logo lol
Are the kmart hooks strong enough coz i bought em already
I wouldn't use them
They should be fine.
Can you use that for fishing of the warf
sorry yes you can use it .
great
cheers
are you Australian
+William Cooper yes i am .
5/0 Suicide/Octopus hooks are good for smaller snapper, but you'd probably wanna go for 6/0 or 7/0 for 55+ cm sizes. I don't know why so many people use 60lb leader, I've brought 75+ sizes in on 20lb leader. That's what I do land-based with no issues. Big snapper easily rip baits off smaller hooks and you cannot hook them because of the thickness of the jaw - unless of course it swallows it (which many times they don't).. They're more likely to take it down and swallow it the fresher the bait is... Always keep the point of the hook exposed even which J Hooks, and don't pile too much bait into the gape.
the reason people use heavily leader is because snappers teeth can rub though 20lb pretty easy , & also if you hook on to say a gummy shark or big mulloway , you can still catch it . most people change there tune once you have lost a big fish , As for hook sizes in reality most snapper are not big you cant say i want to target fish over 55cm it simply dosent work like that . a good quality 4/0 & 5/0 will is catch fish up to 10kg while still giving you options to catch small fish . you can catch big fish on small hooks but not small fish on big hooks .. the rig fishes fine for landbased have caught many snapper on this rig .
I'm sure you've caught plenty on that rig. Maybe they take it different in your area, because I've missed out on so many big fish when using the 4/0 hooks that I just gave up on them altogether. It's a shame because like you said, you do miss out on a lot of other species when using the bigger hooks - just a few days ago I caught' a 40 cm bream but I could have caught 5 if I used smaller hooks. Problem is that in my spot... we don't get a lot of small snapper, they're usually 60 +... so it's either I rig up for big snapper or smaller fish... gets frustrating at times.. because you don't know what to do. One night my mate and I were getting huge bites for 3 hours straight and we could not set a single hook.. we tried EVERYTHING - long traces, short traces, mullet, pilchard, prawn, heavy sinkers, light sinkers, weightless baits... finally my mate hooked one... saw it about 15 meters out thrashing about in 1 meter of water.... was a huge knobby... 30 seconds later it threw the hook.. Ever since then I use small fresh baits (prawn) on big hooks (6/0) and I get them about 80% of the time. In the shallows, they won't swallow the hook straight away, they'll run with it for a bit, and if they get scared they'll drop it...
standard hook choice around Australia for people to use to catch snapper are 4/0 or 5/0 hooks if your targeting bream whiting and small fish then i would say use a #4 or #6 to a 1/0 .. unfortunately there is not one size fits all ... when you include bream and smaller fish ..
Yeah all except for the Maori fishos in Moreton Bay, they use 6/0 to 8/0 hooks and catch them all the time... snapper specialists...
i use to punish snapper out from burliegh heads & in Morton . all on a 4/0 ... different stokes for different folks ..
hey I'm a Fisher I'm trying to use something else for fishing
sorry not sure what u mean
wheredo you get these ?
+Brian Red goo.gl/3VvZ0s they are premade snapper snatchers
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