I caught my first two bull red fish today on pompanos rigs I tied, using fish bites. I doubled up with one on one rig and one on the other at the same time. One red was 40" the other was 37" . A fellow fisherman came along and helped me out. These were the largest fish I had ever caught After watching you I decided to vacation in Pensacola. I also have caught my first two Pompano again on fish bites. one 16" and one 18". Your enthusiasm has been catching.. I have tried natural bait, sand fleas and shrimp, but I have one caught fish on the hook with fish bites. If there was a way to post a picture of the bull reds, I would. Thanks for your videos, keep it up.
This is so awesome to hear! I’m glad some of the tips are paying off! If you check me out on Facebook (Bama Beach Bum) you can send me the pictures via message, or you can email them to me: matthewisbell6@gmail.com. I’d love to see them!
As a newbie , i find you are a wealth of information, probably for anyone who follows you. Coming down from the Canadian Atlantic shores and spending the winter months along your shores and in Texas. Thanks a million.
Best tutorial on making rigs I have ever seen. Well presented and easy to learn from. Thank you for your patient explanations and for taking the time to teach us beginners how to succeed in fishing.
Love your videos! I'm a senior citizen living in florida and kayak fish alot but going to Atlantic Beach, NC this summer and plan on doing some surf fishing. Find your videos fun to watch and full of knowledge. Love your attitude and personality. I know it would be a blast to fish with you! Thanks for all the information! God bless ya!
THANK YOU! I just got back from OBX and made my own pompano rigs instead of using those wire ones you get at the tackle shops. It was easy following your video...and they worked great! And I made my own 'flip flop floats' I saw on Salt Strong's channel. And this was the first time I used 1/0 in-line circle hooks. They worked flawlessly. Thanks again...love your enthusiasm - keep up the great work! By the way, I didn't buy any shrimp or squid this year, just Fishbites and caught red and black drum, whiting and lots of pompano! Hope you and your friends survived the hurricanes these past few weeks...
Tied my 1st pomp rigs today, thanks Matthew. Using a ring LED light that you can clamp to a table that also has the magnifying glass in the center is a big help if you have bad eyes.
With a wife & 3 kids who love to dock fish for pinfish, I had to learn to tie my own rigs too. I've learned with them that the simpler and less parts involved, the easier it is on my wallet haha
Dude, I can't get enough of your videos, I love them! Keep em' coming! I'm planning a trip to Cape Outlook in the outer Banks early summer and that is prime time for sea mullet (whiting) and I think pomps will be active too. I just made my first attempt at tying your pompano rig and it's not pretty. My starting measurements that I based on your specs didn't turn out to be the target length, I couldn't find the floats at Bass Pro, I got the 30 lb fluoro (I might use the 20 lb mono on the next one), but I think it might still work. I'm sure I'll get better the more I do. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
i know your video was not about how to tie dropper loops specifically.. I have watched several videos on how to make dropper loops..the way you tied them is so much easier for me to follow
Not trying to be a know-it-all, because I didn't know how to tie it. But I went looking for a polymer knot. It's a Palomar knot. Thanks for teaching me how to tie this.
Thanks for this video!!! I’ve been trying to learn how to do this myself for a while and you’ve made it so clear and easy. Just subscribed and I will continue to watch your videos.
Great tutorial, I can tie my own rigs now and don't have to waste my money buying rigs now. I bet this would work as a catfish rig with the float to keep it off the bottom where you get snagged a lot.
Just rewatched this and now tying my own rigs. All I have is 30lb mono right now and beads with a 1 or 2 circle hook. Can’t find floats in middle GA. But hoping these work!
I could only find orange floats locally, so I "cored" some foam (the rubbery stuff, not the poly) with a 3/8" pipe, sharpened around the edges. - clipped the pieces so they were about the size of a mini marshmallow, strung them up on a long piece of #12 wire, sprayed them neon, and had more floats than I will need for 5 seasons. Haven't been often enough to seriously stress test the hand-tied rigs, but I'll keep throwing them.
Have you tried cutting part of the dropper loop near the knot to produce a single drop line? It seems the single line would be less visible to fish that might be leader shy. Thanks for your videos; I've learned a lot from you!
done it both ways....my opinion, makes no difference....other then you have to be careful the single line isn't to long or it will wrap around the main leader line....if your using 20# test.....He catches lots of fish so I guess we can say that speaks for itself....If your down in the Florida keys on a dead calm, gin clean water day..then I think tackle could be an issue....
I appreciate the video. I mainly surf fish NE Florida. I have been tying my own rigs for a few years now and have experimented plenty. I have mixed feelings about beads and floats. I seem to have a better bite ratio when I fish just the baited hook. I typically use sand fleas, sometimes blanched sand fleas, and seldom fish bites. The blanched fleas are an attractant themselves, or so it seems. I also stopped using kahle or circle hooks, again, a get a higher percentage of hookups when fishing a J hook. Just my 2 cents. My last Pompano outing, 10 bites, landed 9, kept 6. Also, fishing sand fleas I seem to hook many bonnet head and lemon sharks, the circle and kahle hooks often fail to hold onto the sharks, where the J hooks hold.
Those are likely blacknose sharks not lemons..next time you get one look at the snout and you will see a black marking on the tip. Lemon sharks also typically have a more rounded snout like a bull shark. Just my guess it is blacknose what you’re getting because I get quite a few of them on the pompano rig as well.
you should get together woth Joe and Luke with the salt strong. They put together a beach fishing eductional video but the guy doing it was to area specific and alot of people did not get alot out of it. I like your videos. The casting out at different distances, looking for different structure, tackle tips, bait tips ... learned alot thanks.
Nice video. One question. What type of weight do you use (e.g. egg sinker, bank sinker, pyramid sinker, etc.) and what weight and where do you tie weight? I assume, I assume at the bottom below the hooks.
I've bought one premade rig from the store (Walmart) and that was my Pompano rig. It's lasted me since November and it's still going strong lol. It's got the croaker (Kahle) hooks on it. I can't count the Pompano and whiting I've hooked on that rig. I'll use it till it breaks then tie my own.
what kind of material from the red and yellow balls in the fishing line? plastic, wood or something? and are the balls floating or sinking ?? thank you.. 🇲🇨😍👍👍👍
I use a different rig due to the fact that I want to remove/replace hooks. It's called a "Mortician Rig". The knots I use are Figure eight knots (loop on end and standard in middle) and noknot knot for snelling the hooks (snell is recommended for circle hooks). It works great when the blue fish bite off the hook, just replace the missing hook in seconds. I have used them with three hooks. That's when replacing a hook in seconds pays off. blue fish can be annoying sometimes. Give it a try - it cast great and helps remove twist due to way the hooks are attached.
The color helps catch the attention of fish feeding in the surf. The sand fleas have a bright orange sack of eggs that it is imitating. Also, the cochina shells have lots of different colors on them. This is the main 2 food sources for fish feeding in the surf.
Float keeps you from getting covered up in the sand, also beads and whatnot on the line help keep your traces from twisting up around you main drop in the surf.
@ Bama Beach Bum very nice video I read through the comments and I haven't noticed any mention of the size and type of hook you are putting on this drop ring? I was going to tie a few but didn't want to tie with the wrong size hook, lol, again thanks a lot for the excellent video and Merry Christmas from Cape Canaveral Florida......cheers
Hi beach bum my name is David Brown I go down to Florida for 2 to 3 weeks every Christmas looking to get into Surf fishing for the first time what would you recommend for gear pole and real been watching a lot of your videos and obviously you’ve been doing this for a long time I’m just starting out
I love your videos and have been a sub for many years. I finally decided to make my own rig however I could not get 20lbs fluoro line to go thru the 1/0 hook eye 😅. Went with 2/0 and we’ll see how it goes
Take a random lil piece of light fishing line, run it through the end of your dropper loop and bend it, then run the ends of that random piece of line through your hook eye and use it as a sort of needle to thread your hook onto the dropper loop.
@@domana100 YVW, I use 20 lb and 1/0 for pompano as well. another thing you could do is tie a T-knot for your loops. Which is pretty much just a surgeon’s loop with extra twists followed by a dropper loop over it. Then cut one end of the loops close to your standing line, and tie your hook on with a uni knot, or whatever knot you prefer. A ‘high low rig’. I use that rig when fishing a heavier 30-50 lb leader not intended for pompano. There’s likely a lot of videos on here to show you how to tie that rig.
So if your using 20lb flouro or mono liter, what are you using on your mainline of your surf rod, 15lb? Isn’t that rather light weight line for a surf rod?
Excellent over the shoulder video so one can follow along easily. Thank you very much for explaining the line weight, hook sizes. All of it. Awesome!!!
Great and very informative video! I'm tieing all my rigs for a trip coming up and I was curious if you found that the floats help on both dropper loops or more so on the bottom dropper loop to keep the crabs from having an all you can eat buffet! I have also been in between 20lb & 30lb test as far as presenting bait goes or do you think that would be more due to strength of the current? Thanks for all the awesome videos!
How do you get the line into the smaller #2 hooks? I use 20# and can not for the life of me get them to go into the eye sometimes. Drives me insane fighting that loop haha. I tie all my rigs but I'm baffled how they get those tiny hooks on 20# line. Love the videos btw keep em rolling !
For my floats l like to use those bright orange foam ear-plugs. I get them for literally a dollar a dozen. Then l cut em in hal. So l end up with 24 floats for $1. Then l just poke a hole in em with a toothpick or micro screwdiver... whatever's handy.
I've learned a ton watching you, and I'm probably old enough to be you're dad. Lol Keep up the great work.
I caught more fish this year than I ever have in the surf before. Thanks for helping me get away from store bought rigs, it paid off.
I caught my first two bull red fish today on pompanos rigs I tied, using fish bites. I doubled up with one on one rig and one on the other at the same time. One red was 40" the other was 37" . A fellow fisherman came along and helped me out. These were the largest fish I had ever caught
After watching you I decided to vacation in Pensacola. I also have caught my first two Pompano again on fish bites. one 16" and one 18".
Your enthusiasm has been catching..
I have tried natural bait, sand fleas and shrimp, but I have one caught fish on the hook with fish bites.
If there was a way to post a picture of the bull reds, I would.
Thanks for your videos, keep it up.
This is so awesome to hear! I’m glad some of the tips are paying off! If you check me out on Facebook (Bama Beach Bum) you can send me the pictures via message, or you can email them to me: matthewisbell6@gmail.com. I’d love to see them!
As a newbie , i find you are a wealth of information, probably for anyone who follows you. Coming down from the Canadian Atlantic shores and spending the winter months along your shores and in Texas. Thanks a million.
I would like this a thousand times if I could. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Best tutorial on making rigs I have ever seen. Well presented and easy to learn from. Thank you for your patient explanations and for taking the time to teach us beginners how to succeed in fishing.
I like the fact that u dont withhold info like alot of other sel"fish" ppl out there! Thx man!
U and senko skipper are the helpful ones
Love your videos! I'm a senior citizen living in florida and kayak fish alot but going to Atlantic Beach, NC this summer and plan on doing some surf fishing. Find your videos fun to watch and full of knowledge. Love your attitude and personality. I know it would be a blast to fish with you! Thanks for all the information! God bless ya!
Beads are cheaper at hobby or craft store, any color you want. I bought chartreuse 500 for $3 and some change
Like what store for example? New here in America.
@@ralph7077 Hobby Lobby or Michael's or many other craft stores
U812GREEN thank you!!
Dude that is a good hot tip!
Does the color of the beads scare the fish, should I be worried about that?
I’ve watched plenty of these pompano vids and yours is the only one that made sense
THANK YOU! I just got back from OBX and made my own pompano rigs instead of using those wire ones you get at the tackle shops. It was easy following your video...and they worked great! And I made my own 'flip flop floats' I saw on Salt Strong's channel. And this was the first time I used 1/0 in-line circle hooks. They worked flawlessly. Thanks again...love your enthusiasm - keep up the great work!
By the way, I didn't buy any shrimp or squid this year, just Fishbites and caught red and black drum, whiting and lots of pompano!
Hope you and your friends survived the hurricanes these past few weeks...
You should do more of these tutorials. It wold be great content. Knots, leaders, leader to braid, Kayak tips etc. Great stuff.
Thank you for this video! I know its a couple years old but I tied my first rig today watching this and landed my first bull red! Much appreciated
Tied my 1st pomp rigs today, thanks Matthew. Using a ring LED light that you can clamp to a table that also has the magnifying glass in the center is a big help if you have bad eyes.
With a wife & 3 kids who love to dock fish for pinfish, I had to learn to tie my own rigs too. I've learned with them that the simpler and less parts involved, the easier it is on my wallet haha
Caught 2 keeper pompano from shore in orange beach today... your videos really help with tips
That’s so great! Thank you for sharing! Stay Bummy!
Great video, thank you. I'm used to beach fishing in England, so I have been over thinking my rigs. I clearly need to go back to basics.
The way you explained the dropper loop was way easier than the other video I watched. There’s a different way to explain everything pretty much.
Caught my first pompano on this rig and loads of other fish as well. Thanks 🤙
Thanks for the help . Your way of doing it is so much easier.
Dude, I can't get enough of your videos, I love them! Keep em' coming! I'm planning a trip to Cape Outlook in the outer Banks early summer and that is prime time for sea mullet (whiting) and I think pomps will be active too. I just made my first attempt at tying your pompano rig and it's not pretty. My starting measurements that I based on your specs didn't turn out to be the target length, I couldn't find the floats at Bass Pro, I got the 30 lb fluoro (I might use the 20 lb mono on the next one), but I think it might still work. I'm sure I'll get better the more I do. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
rockislandsportsgov.com - less than $15 for 100 pieces of 3/4 " floats, including shipping!
i know your video was not about how to tie dropper loops specifically.. I have watched several videos on how to make dropper loops..the way you tied them is so much easier for me to follow
This was INCREDIBLY helpful! Ty Ty!
very clear straight forward video. Well done BBB !!
Im a beach bum. It comes with living in florida. I love it.🤪 From one beach bum to another, i subbed 🤙
Watching this makes me so ready to get back after them, nice video as always man! 🙌🏽
Thanks dude, I’m glad yesterday didn’t discourage you too much! Lol
Fantastic! Thanks so much....! From a Northerner.
Great easy video for my simple mind. I do like the first way to attact the hook so I can change hook size/style easy if needed. Thanks
Thanks man...
Took a minute but I got it..
Great vid
Not trying to be a know-it-all, because I didn't know how to tie it. But I went looking for a polymer knot. It's a Palomar knot. Thanks for teaching me how to tie this.
You are my hero, dude. Seriously
Very informative! Just learning and this helped tremendously. Thanks
Thanks, watched when I first started and just checking back.
Thanks for this video!!! I’ve been trying to learn how to do this myself for a while and you’ve made it so clear and easy. Just subscribed and I will continue to watch your videos.
Awesome! Glad it helped! And I’m glad to have you on board!
Great tutorial, I can tie my own rigs now and don't have to waste my money buying rigs now. I bet this would work as a catfish rig with the float to keep it off the bottom where you get snagged a lot.
AWESOME rig presentation thanks a million buddy 💪👌👍
Thanks, that was easy-er than I thought.Will now tie my own.
Thanks dude I’m 12 and going to gulf shores this summer and I’m going to go fishing
Me ans Scott are going out in the morning so i'm watching this right now! 😂
Just rewatched this and now tying my own rigs. All I have is 30lb mono right now and beads with a 1 or 2 circle hook. Can’t find floats in middle GA. But hoping these work!
I've used orange ear plugs...the squishy type. Just cut'em in half and they work great! 👍 🐟 👍
I got a few of those laying around. If I can't find any at BlueWater Outriggers then I'll try that one. I appreciate it!
Very informative yet so simple, thanks man!!!
Love that I’m just getting started at this great video thanks
I could only find orange floats locally, so I "cored" some foam (the rubbery stuff, not the poly) with a 3/8" pipe, sharpened around the edges. - clipped the pieces so they were about the size of a mini marshmallow, strung them up on a long piece of #12 wire, sprayed them neon, and had more floats than I will need for 5 seasons. Haven't been often enough to seriously stress test the hand-tied rigs, but I'll keep throwing them.
Sounds like a good plan to me!
rockislandsportsgov.com - 100 pieces of 3/4" floats for less than $15, including shipping.
Thank you
You made it look easy!
Have you tried cutting part of the dropper loop near the knot to produce a single drop line? It seems the single line would be less visible to fish that might be leader shy. Thanks for your videos; I've learned a lot from you!
done it both ways....my opinion, makes no difference....other then you have to be careful the single line isn't to long or it will wrap around the main leader line....if your using 20# test.....He catches lots of fish so I guess we can say that speaks for itself....If your down in the Florida keys on a dead calm, gin clean water day..then I think tackle could be an issue....
I appreciate the video. I mainly surf fish NE Florida. I have been tying my own rigs for a few years now and have experimented plenty. I have mixed feelings about beads and floats. I seem to have a better bite ratio when I fish just the baited hook. I typically use sand fleas, sometimes blanched sand fleas, and seldom fish bites. The blanched fleas are an attractant themselves, or so it seems. I also stopped using kahle or circle hooks, again, a get a higher percentage of hookups when fishing a J hook. Just my 2 cents. My last Pompano outing, 10 bites, landed 9, kept 6. Also, fishing sand fleas I seem to hook many bonnet head and lemon sharks, the circle and kahle hooks often fail to hold onto the sharks, where the J hooks hold.
Those are likely blacknose sharks not lemons..next time you get one look at the snout and you will see a black marking on the tip. Lemon sharks also typically have a more rounded snout like a bull shark. Just my guess it is blacknose what you’re getting because I get quite a few of them on the pompano rig as well.
you should get together woth Joe and Luke with the salt strong. They put together a beach fishing eductional video but the guy doing it was to area specific and alot of people did not get alot out of it. I like your videos. The casting out at different distances, looking for different structure, tackle tips, bait tips ... learned alot thanks.
Were going soon and this will be so helpful. Thank you!
Nice video. One question. What type of weight do you use (e.g. egg sinker, bank sinker, pyramid sinker, etc.) and what weight and where do you tie weight? I assume, I assume at the bottom below the hooks.
I've bought one premade rig from the store (Walmart) and that was my Pompano rig. It's lasted me since November and it's still going strong lol. It's got the croaker (Kahle) hooks on it. I can't count the Pompano and whiting I've hooked on that rig. I'll use it till it breaks then tie my own.
Very nice! It’s cool it has lasted you this long!
thank you so much! so easy to understand. helped alot!
Thanks brother, very informative, and helpful
Good stuff man! Thanx for the ideas.
what kind of material from the red and yellow balls in the fishing line? plastic, wood or something? and are the balls floating or sinking ?? thank you..
🇲🇨😍👍👍👍
I use a different rig due to the fact that I want to remove/replace hooks. It's called a "Mortician Rig". The knots I use are Figure eight knots (loop on end and standard in middle) and noknot knot for snelling the hooks (snell is recommended for circle hooks).
It works great when the blue fish bite off the hook, just replace the missing hook in seconds. I have used them with three hooks. That's when replacing a hook in seconds pays off. blue fish can be annoying sometimes.
Give it a try - it cast great and helps remove twist due to way the hooks are attached.
yeah...nice rig but a bit of work to make I think...I use the board method...is one better then the other..I don't know
Found it! Enjoyed the video!! Thanks!!
Nice video great breakdown of the rig
What's the purpose of the bead and float? Is it just an attractor? Great video. Thanks for the information.
The color helps catch the attention of fish feeding in the surf. The sand fleas have a bright orange sack of eggs that it is imitating. Also, the cochina shells have lots of different colors on them. This is the main 2 food sources for fish feeding in the surf.
Bama Beach Bum Great video sir...headed down from Michigan to ft Morgan tonight!! What tackle shop do you use in the area?
Float keeps you from getting covered up in the sand, also beads and whatnot on the line help keep your traces from twisting up around you main drop in the surf.
do you use any weights at all?
@@horseblinderson4747 I also had that question... thanks, sir 👍
Great video. Ive seen some where people doing it so fast you cant tell what they're doing or have i white backround so definately cant tell
I sir have been educated again. Great video.
Thank you brother , this helped me alot today .
Used them this past week in Santa Rosa beach and caught a ton of pompano
Thank you for this, I'll be trying this out for sure.
Very informative. Looking good. Need to see the water and the beach missing home bad!!! Roll Tide!!!
Come on down! And War Eagle!
I enjoy your videos my friend! Keep’m coming!
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Bama Beach Bum very nice video I read through the comments and I haven't noticed any mention of the size and type of hook you are putting on this drop ring? I was going to tie a few but didn't want to tie with the wrong size hook, lol, again thanks a lot for the excellent video and Merry Christmas from Cape Canaveral Florida......cheers
Thanks for the video! Well done.
Hi beach bum my name is David Brown I go down to Florida for 2 to 3 weeks every Christmas looking to get into Surf fishing for the first time what would you recommend for gear pole and real been watching a lot of your videos and obviously you’ve been doing this for a long time I’m just starting out
I love your videos and have been a sub for many years. I finally decided to make my own rig however I could not get 20lbs fluoro line to go thru the 1/0 hook eye 😅. Went with 2/0 and we’ll see how it goes
Take a random lil piece of light fishing line, run it through the end of your dropper loop and bend it, then run the ends of that random piece of line through your hook eye and use it as a sort of needle to thread your hook onto the dropper loop.
@@philippians4410Thanks!
@@domana100 YVW, I use 20 lb and 1/0 for pompano as well. another thing you could do is tie a T-knot for your loops. Which is pretty much just a surgeon’s loop with extra twists followed by a dropper loop over it. Then cut one end of the loops close to your standing line, and tie your hook on with a uni knot, or whatever knot you prefer. A ‘high low rig’. I use that rig when fishing a heavier 30-50 lb leader not intended for pompano. There’s likely a lot of videos on here to show you how to tie that rig.
Great information Thank you…did you make your own floats?
You are the God of money
Thank you so much that was perfect!!!!!
Hey Bum,recommend a good surf rod and reel set up that won't break the bank. For a beginner.
Well a pyramid sinker do as well? Thanks for the vid!
Hey bud. Completely new to this. Wondering what size/color float and what diameter/color bead to start with. Love your videos.
Not sure on the float size, I ordered a variety pack on Amazon. I've seen guys have a lot of luck with a yellow float and a 6mm red bead.
How long do you make your rigs generally? What pounds test do you use?
Great video! Any chance you could show us how to read the surf and beach? I make it down that way once a year and any help on this would be great.
I talk about this a lot in many of my fishing videos, maybe one day I’ll do a dedicated video to the topic.
Bama Beach Bum awesome! I recently found your channel and will catch up on all the others
How do you recommend storing pre made pomp rigs?
catfishmaster01 I use ziplocks, even the ones made for snacks work well
Will this be good for whiting? With smaller line and tackle of course? What size line would you use for whiting?
Great video. I'm new to pompano rigs and was just wondering why you would select a colour bead?
The pompano will have a better chance of seeing your bait.
Very tedious, but probably worth it. My questoon is how do you store them once they're tied?
So if your using 20lb flouro or mono liter, what are you using on your mainline of your surf rod, 15lb? Isn’t that rather light weight line for a surf rod?
Matt how do you store those in your taco bag or tacklebox
Super helpful ,thoroughly enjoy your channel.
Love this video. Where to get the small floats?
New suscriber..... How do you store pre made rigs without them getting tangled? Enjoy your delivery and will continue to watch and spread the news..
Sandwich baggies or a section of pool float.
does the bead being rubber or glass make a difference? also how long are the loops?
Hey Bum I tied this rig 20lb mono and using a 2oz weight and the mono keeps snapping when I cast. It is snapping where I tie the drops. Any input?
nice video man. really like to use those dropper rigs on surfcasting: always catches so many species of fish on a great day haha
Yes I’ve caught countless species on this rig
If you had to choose just 2 colors of beads to have to tie rigs what would they be? Also how often do you use a float?
Excellent over the shoulder video so one can follow along easily. Thank you very much for explaining the line weight, hook sizes. All of it. Awesome!!!
Brother, thanks for another great video. How do you jig that setup?
Great and very informative video! I'm tieing all my rigs for a trip coming up and I was curious if you found that the floats help on both dropper loops or more so on the bottom dropper loop to keep the crabs from having an all you can eat buffet! I have also been in between 20lb & 30lb test as far as presenting bait goes or do you think that would be more due to strength of the current? Thanks for all the awesome videos!
20lb mono or 30lb fluorocarbon. Floats do help keep the bottom hook off the sea floor, so that's not a bad idea at all.
great tutorial, congratulations. how big is that hook you use? Greetings from Brazil.
He was using a 1/0 circle hook
How do you get the line into the smaller #2 hooks? I use 20# and can not for the life of me get them to go into the eye sometimes. Drives me insane fighting that loop haha. I tie all my rigs but I'm baffled how they get those tiny hooks on 20# line. Love the videos btw keep em rolling !
Making some rigs for a upcoming Florida trip. This video was a while ago. You look like your a teenager in this one. Lol
Congratulations good program.
Where do you buy those floats? I’ve been looking everywhere and can not find them anywhere online. Thanks in advance 👍🏻🎣
rockislandsportsgov.com for 3/4" size look perfect in bulk 100 pieces - cheap $15 with the shipping
For my floats l like to use those bright orange foam ear-plugs. I get them for literally a dollar a dozen. Then l cut em in hal. So l end up with 24 floats for $1. Then l just poke a hole in em with a toothpick or micro screwdiver... whatever's handy.
Super easy. Thanks