The knot that you are tying to the hook is called an "Egg Loop" knot. It is a common snell knot for salmon and steelhead fishing. The main line can be pushed back through the eye of the hook and bait can be placed into the loop along the hook shank, then pull the main line to cinch it. I also use this for fishing for catfish when using chicken livers.
Good tutorial Bruddah…Nice and slow so if was all pilut can still follow. I not tryna hit the 100 plus action all the time yet, but when I do I’ll be rewatching this vid for sure! Good luck and Aloha 🤙🏽
@@TrustM3Bruh did you miss the part when I asked if it was in case of catching large sharks also? So yes I do know there are other fish in the ocean. I kinda wanted to also know what other species that would go after the same bait in that area.
The slide end is called a “Flemish loop “ super strong. Great rig Devan
The knot that you are tying to the hook is called an "Egg Loop" knot. It is a common snell knot for salmon and steelhead fishing. The main line can be pushed back through the eye of the hook and bait can be placed into the loop along the hook shank, then pull the main line to cinch it. I also use this for fishing for catfish when using chicken livers.
Nice demonstration Brah!!! Good work.
The knot on the hook is a cool variation of a snell knot. Nice work. Going to give it a try!
Good tutorial Bruddah…Nice and slow so if was all pilut can still follow. I not tryna hit the 100 plus action all the time yet, but when I do I’ll be rewatching this vid for sure! Good luck and Aloha 🤙🏽
Cherry video plain and simple.🤙🏼
Nice solid knot for the hook brotha
Mahalo braddah! Easy to follow tutorial!
Great video 🤙🏼
Can we go fishing? I live in Kailua lol
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Guaranteed catch?
400lb mono!? I read the biggest recorded ulua was only 191lbs. Is there a reason to use such a thick line? In case you catch large sharks also?
You do know ulua are not the only fish in the ocean right? If you can get away with higher rating, why not. You never know what you gonna catch.
@@TrustM3Bruh did you miss the part when I asked if it was in case of catching large sharks also? So yes I do know there are other fish in the ocean. I kinda wanted to also know what other species that would go after the same bait in that area.
I think is because it will be harder for fish with sharp teeth to bite through it.
A thicker line may be for less tangles or better hook set.
Does the slide come back when you use that slide?
Yes it does
Unko i had use two yards of 250lb mono trying to tie that hook knot 😭