Great tutorial Dave, very clear and easy to follow, I especially like the part where you add extra loops to secure the hook, I've never done it that way before but will be following your tutorial on this in ths future. Threading the line through the sinker and then clipping it back onto the line is genius too
Oooofff thanks bruv ❤️❤️ yeah funnily enough it sounds like quite a few people didn't do the double wrap eh I learned that as a kid I think quite a few northlanders do it 🤷♂️ glad it had some learnings for ya mate
Very good tutorial mate. Love how you explain everything so clearly and in such a good pace. Tutorials can get boring but you nailed it. Also great to know what it sounds like when you wet your line at 5:36 LOL 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I left that part in just for the special few to notice 🤙. Haha cheers mate I talk so quick because I'm trying to cram in sh!tloads while keeping the video as fast as I can cause I hate tutorials that aren't helpful hahaha
@@fisheatrepeat haha, yeah nothing worse than a tutorial that doesn't get to the point. Also liked how you add the extra sinker to keep the whole rig on the bottom. Very helpful for gurnard and snapper as otherwise you often only hook up on the bottom hook closest to the sinker.
lol! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Very organized! Love your little work desk on your car! Very good tips to keep the rig uintil you use! Can be prepared before you go to the spot! Faster and effective!
Hey mate you're welcome!! It really is easy to use and easy to setup when it's tied away eh I'll be using it again tomorrow!! Let me know if you use it and how you get on 😁 if you haven't seen it my filleting sashimi tutorial is quite interesting too
Good stuff mate, I like that wrap you did around the hook with the dropper loop, I've not seen that one I'll give it a crack cheers. Have a look at mustad tainawa hooks, you won't bend them and they are heaps good value
almost exactly how I make my drone rigs though not a fan of clip swivels on the main line (great for the sinkers) because I had 3 of them straighten out on me this season with big sharks before I learnt my lesson. Now I prefer to take the extra time to tie knots or use a proper heavy duty shark snap swivel. I also use shorter hook loops because longer ones can just twist around the main line and you don't need multiple turns making an end loop as long as you do two turns it will hold just as solid as five turns. All my drone rigs have been tested on sharks over 100 pound which tend to find any weakness in the rig real fast. Also I found best way to store multiple hook rigs is to take the hooks off when you finish the session and unclip the sinker(s). No need to double loop the hooks on and still very fast to put hooks back on and clip on sinker.
Hey mate cheers for all that! Yea convenience for me is key I don't have a lot of time fishing and want to make the most of the time so clips are my absolute 101. I use different release clips pending on what I'm doing these are just rigs for snapper I have 400lb release clips for game fishing sharks etc never had one open once actually, I get these clips from China and they're honestly amazing. You're right about twisting though I want to make another few rigs with tubing to stop the twisting it's fine until you get a big kahawai etc then becomes a huge pain! Thanks for watching and the comment
Cheers mate!! Yea these were all recent trips eh rhe triple kahawai trip will be coming g very soon!! The real question did you, the landbased master learn even one thing haha
thanks for the great video! You make it very to the point and specific. Trying to make some of these rigs and try Drone fishing for the very first time with a Phantom 3 and Gannet release, so excuse my ignorance... You mention that the Drone Trace should be 4-5 Meters long, maybe I'm misinterpreting, but most of the setups I've seen show them to be only 50cm long and attached to the main line with a nail knot? Hope you make more videos!
Hey mate thanks for the feedback and good luck!! Just try on the beach or a field before testing on the open water! the longer the trace the less the pendulum swing eh. It's 50cm trace with loop knot to the drone then onto the treble swivel then 4m below that is a clip swivel then I attach my actual hooks/rigs etc if you have fb or instagram you can find me there feel free to message/ask more I'll send ya a vid of what I mean 🤙🤙
Thank you for nice tutorial for dropper rig and drone fishing gear :). Next week, I am going to Far North Isaland for family fishinig tour (5 days) from Whangarei to Cape Reinga. If you don't mind, could you reommned for drone fishing spot ?
Hey thanks mate!! It's pink shock leader a different polymer altogether I think www.marine-deals.co.nz/trace-fluorocarbon-leader/black-magic-pink-shock-leader?gclid=CjwKCAiAuOieBhAIEiwAgjCvcvVwMymaHxltggRhsP5TCdkBVHWGoBdZDxn-AJZwPZW-8DQWRYV3FhoCPLoQAvD_BwE
So this rig is attached to the reel ( braid or mono ) , would a lighter say 20kg be better at the end so if sinker gets snagged , its sacrificed .Or am I on hte wrong track ,TIA
Hey mate!! You’re onto it eh and thanks for watching! So my drone trace (the 4m clip on one) is basically my sacrificial trace. My mainline braid is tied with an FG knot onto around 80lb trace so if I get a bust off the drone trace beaks and not all 500m of my main line!! Also I’ve just finished an FG knot tutorial if interested ruclips.net/video/OTWjBIJYJ-s/видео.htmlsi=QuuKIUGo3Kf_t56B
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Great video. Cheers
@IsraelTangaroaBirch cheers mate glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial Dave, very clear and easy to follow, I especially like the part where you add extra loops to secure the hook, I've never done it that way before but will be following your tutorial on this in ths future. Threading the line through the sinker and then clipping it back onto the line is genius too
Oooofff thanks bruv ❤️❤️ yeah funnily enough it sounds like quite a few people didn't do the double wrap eh I learned that as a kid I think quite a few northlanders do it 🤷♂️ glad it had some learnings for ya mate
A great day- flat as a pancake, no fish but great day being out in the sunshine, thanks again
Very good tutorial mate. Love how you explain everything so clearly and in such a good pace. Tutorials can get boring but you nailed it. Also great to know what it sounds like when you wet your line at 5:36 LOL 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I left that part in just for the special few to notice 🤙. Haha cheers mate I talk so quick because I'm trying to cram in sh!tloads while keeping the video as fast as I can cause I hate tutorials that aren't helpful hahaha
@@fisheatrepeat haha, yeah nothing worse than a tutorial that doesn't get to the point. Also liked how you add the extra sinker to keep the whole rig on the bottom. Very helpful for gurnard and snapper as otherwise you often only hook up on the bottom hook closest to the sinker.
@@Fishingreminder I learned that trick from Chris (14ft fisher) eh it's a great little tip!
Thanks for the clear and thoughtful instructions, I've got a splash drone 3plus , so I'm going out today to try it at Birdlings Flat- thanks again
Ohhh thanks for the comment mate!!! No worries and definitely let me know how you get on 😁😁
lol! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Very organized! Love your little work desk on your car! Very good tips to keep the rig uintil you use! Can be prepared before you go to the spot! Faster and effective!
감사합니다 🙏🙏 yeah I am LOVING my new prado sleeping bed / tray. It's already been soooo convenient 😍😍 glad you found some tips!
Thanks for making this easy, looks like a really good drone rig
Hey mate you're welcome!! It really is easy to use and easy to setup when it's tied away eh I'll be using it again tomorrow!! Let me know if you use it and how you get on 😁 if you haven't seen it my filleting sashimi tutorial is quite interesting too
Meannnnn video bro. Thank you!!!
@jwatstom chur bruv!! Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Do you have a video on how to connect to a drone?
@davemallon2974 hey thanks!!
And yes I definitely do!
Full tutorial video here
ruclips.net/video/T5NdLAqyYbc/видео.htmlsi=CnvvUeFu_gzewLoS
Good stuff mate, I like that wrap you did around the hook with the dropper loop, I've not seen that one I'll give it a crack cheers. Have a look at mustad tainawa hooks, you won't bend them and they are heaps good value
Cheers mate!!! Glad it was helpful yea the double wrap works well eh I have used mustad before eh might give it a nudge!
almost exactly how I make my drone rigs though not a fan of clip swivels on the main line (great for the sinkers) because I had 3 of them straighten out on me this season with big sharks before I learnt my lesson. Now I prefer to take the extra time to tie knots or use a proper heavy duty shark snap swivel. I also use shorter hook loops because longer ones can just twist around the main line and you don't need multiple turns making an end loop as long as you do two turns it will hold just as solid as five turns. All my drone rigs have been tested on sharks over 100 pound which tend to find any weakness in the rig real fast. Also I found best way to store multiple hook rigs is to take the hooks off when you finish the session and unclip the sinker(s). No need to double loop the hooks on and still very fast to put hooks back on and clip on sinker.
Hey mate cheers for all that! Yea convenience for me is key I don't have a lot of time fishing and want to make the most of the time so clips are my absolute 101. I use different release clips pending on what I'm doing these are just rigs for snapper I have 400lb release clips for game fishing sharks etc never had one open once actually, I get these clips from China and they're honestly amazing.
You're right about twisting though I want to make another few rigs with tubing to stop the twisting it's fine until you get a big kahawai etc then becomes a huge pain!
Thanks for watching and the comment
good stuff man that was a good trevally u landed. pretty cool how u hooked 3 kahawai at once haha
Cheers mate!! Yea these were all recent trips eh rhe triple kahawai trip will be coming g very soon!!
The real question did you, the landbased master learn even one thing haha
@@fisheatrepeat haha of course. u had a few hacks that were useful especially the one with the reef sinker.
@@BasicFishingNZ oooffff 🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you for sharing mate, now I have idea for may Mavic Air 2
No worries mate and good luck!! Also thanks for subbing. Hit me on in instagram if ya want any advice 🤙
thanks for the great video! You make it very to the point and specific. Trying to make some of these rigs and try Drone fishing for the very first time with a Phantom 3 and Gannet release, so excuse my ignorance... You mention that the Drone Trace should be 4-5 Meters long, maybe I'm misinterpreting, but most of the setups I've seen show them to be only 50cm long and attached to the main line with a nail knot? Hope you make more videos!
Hey mate thanks for the feedback and good luck!! Just try on the beach or a field before testing on the open water!
the longer the trace the less the pendulum swing eh. It's 50cm trace with loop knot to the drone then onto the treble swivel then 4m below that is a clip swivel then I attach my actual hooks/rigs etc if you have fb or instagram you can find me there feel free to message/ask more I'll send ya a vid of what I mean 🤙🤙
Thank you for nice tutorial for dropper rig and drone fishing gear :).
Next week, I am going to Far North Isaland for family fishinig tour (5 days) from Whangarei to Cape Reinga. If you don't mind, could you reommned for drone fishing spot ?
감사합니다!! mate yep that's my home town :) do you have instagram? Message me there!
Thanks for the video,what type of leader line is it monofilament or fluorocarbon Line?.and weight of the sinker?
Hey thanks mate!! It's pink shock leader a different polymer altogether I think
www.marine-deals.co.nz/trace-fluorocarbon-leader/black-magic-pink-shock-leader?gclid=CjwKCAiAuOieBhAIEiwAgjCvcvVwMymaHxltggRhsP5TCdkBVHWGoBdZDxn-AJZwPZW-8DQWRYV3FhoCPLoQAvD_BwE
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Thanks my friend ❤️❤️❤️
So this rig is attached to the reel ( braid or mono ) , would a lighter say 20kg be better at the end so if sinker gets snagged , its sacrificed .Or am I on hte wrong track ,TIA
Hey mate!! You’re onto it eh and thanks for watching! So my drone trace (the 4m clip on one) is basically my sacrificial trace. My mainline braid is tied with an FG knot onto around 80lb trace so if I get a bust off the drone trace beaks and not all 500m of my main line!!
Also I’ve just finished an FG knot tutorial if interested
ruclips.net/video/OTWjBIJYJ-s/видео.htmlsi=QuuKIUGo3Kf_t56B
Is that a mavic pro?
Mavic air 2 mate plenty of vids on my channel about it mate
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