Rigging Live Bait for Saltwater Success

Welcome back, everyone! Today, we're diving into the world of baiting, specifically focusing on how to rig up live baits in different scenarios. I've had a lot of inquiries about various techniques, so I thought I'd share a couple of different methods with you. Whether you're targeting mullet, herring, or slimy, these techniques will work for a range of live baits. We'll start with the basics, like the classic two-hook rig, but with a twist to ensure your bait swims naturally in the current. Then, we'll explore single-hook setups and even delve into less conventional methods, like using mono rigs for slow trolling. Plus, I'll share some tips to maximize your hookup rate, like paying attention to hook offsets. And remember, when trolling with treble hooks, keep them trailing behind the fish, not embedded in it, for optimal results. So, if you're ready to elevate your baiting game and reel in some big catches, hit that thumbs up and stay tuned for more fishing tips coming your way!
00:00 Intro
01:16 First Method
04:29 Second Method
06:40 HUGE TIP!
09:47 Third Method with a Tip / FADS
14:04 Quick Tip
15:05 The Unusual baiting Method
19:18 Outro
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[@bradsaint9779]

G'day, cheers for the info in all your videos. Was just wondering how you'd rig up for live baiting off the beach for jewies? Using salmon or tailor and given that they are bigger than yakkas or poddies, im unable to cast em out. Would it be best to pin em in the tail and let em swim out themselves, maybe unweighted?

[@Aussie-Fishing]

I 'm glad your enjoying the videos. If I were going to chase Jew from the beach using large live baits I would use a slide bait rig. If you are not sure on how that works. I have some links for you to look at
Article.
www.addicttackle.com.au/blogs/how-tos/slide-baiting-for-beginners
How to video.
ruclips.net/video/TRXZbvuSmf0/видео.html
Where to buy the slide.
www.bustedfishing.com/product/kingfisher-weighted-non-return-slides/
I hope this helps.
Good luck with the Jewie hunting mate.

[@craigparker4108]

Cheers mate some great rigs & adaptations right there.

[@ViralBFC]

Nice your video

[@CamBill_ROBLOX]

Cool tips mate thanks for sharing a lot of stuff I’ve never seen or thought of

[@craigwheaton2506]

Well done, great video !

[@Aussie-Fishing]

Thanks mate, Glad you liked it.

[@sambosamuels4224]

Good vid mate watched the one about floating down the river too..gonna try that in the Trinity inlet asap 👍

[@Aussie-Fishing]

Thanks mate and good luck.

[@benjanson7484]

Would you say single hook through the nose would be best for a live herring ?

[@potatoesGDITB]

Do you have the top hook sliding (so you can adjust for different size fish) or fixed?

[@Aussie-Fishing]

I always have my hooks fixed. I usually catch the bait first then make the rigs to suit the bait. Good luck mate.

[@nathanramage5583]

What are the best type of hooks, circle ore octopus?

[@Aussie-Fishing]

I find Octopus hooks work better for me when I am Livebaiting. Good luck mate.