DIY Tackle: How to Crimp Heavy Duty Leader for Bluefin Tuna Night Knife Jigging

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024

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  • @videomejoe
    @videomejoe 2 дня назад +1

    thanks bro, appreciate the details on the hardware

  • @Duhamal
    @Duhamal Месяц назад +2

    Great video. Well put together and through for someone just getting into the game.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Месяц назад

      Thank you!

    • @cowboysnation1594
      @cowboysnation1594 Месяц назад +1

      Bro me too launching my boat out on Sunday I’m fucken hype!!

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Месяц назад

      @@cowboysnation1594 get em. If you’re socal. The big ones are close by

  • @georgegingerella1483
    @georgegingerella1483 Год назад +2

    Very informative, thanks for putting this together in this format with costs included

  • @mikemcleod9838
    @mikemcleod9838 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks great detail I need to put new line on all of my trolling jigs

  • @richerle4364
    @richerle4364 Год назад +1

    Dude you make some great tutorial content. I found you through the knife jig tutorial which helped me rig a few myself. The cost breakdown is perfect for anyone looking to do all the stuff themselves too.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Bro, thank you🙏 Much appreciated and glad the knife jig helped too 🙌

  • @MARUFSCustomFishingRods
    @MARUFSCustomFishingRods Год назад +2

    Great video. I learned alot about the proper way to rig these knife jigs fir those big tunas..thanks...

  • @dunsun131
    @dunsun131 Год назад +2

    Great break down…I’m gonna start making my own instead of playing them to do it at the landing tackle shops

  • @koogle612
    @koogle612 26 дней назад +1

    Saw these for sale from a tackle supplier for 38.00 ea. I made these for quite a lot less.

  • @hurrikaneiii
    @hurrikaneiii 2 месяца назад +1

    Thanks.

  • @a2thewax
    @a2thewax Год назад +1

    Great video man!! Love the detail of each item used and the cost. Keep it coming!!

  • @NEBLU-SHIVA-PARIIS
    @NEBLU-SHIVA-PARIIS 2 месяца назад +1

    it's a fabulous video, a video like few I have been able to see, clear and detailed.
    I have a doubt when it comes to tightening the aluminum rivet with the crimping tool , I don't want to damage the fishing line with the pressure of the crimping tool. when you know that you don't have to do more force?
    Greetings from Spain, and thank you very much

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  2 месяца назад

      There is 3 sizes on this crimping tool. Just match the rated line to the crimp. They manufacture it so you don’t over crimp. Thats why I stick with Jinkai brand for line, crimp and crimp tool. All made to their exact specs. Hope that helps!

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  2 месяца назад

      Thank you for watching🙌

    • @NEBLU-SHIVA-PARIIS
      @NEBLU-SHIVA-PARIIS 2 месяца назад +1

      Thank you very much for your response and especially for your videos.

  • @GundoGary
    @GundoGary Год назад +1

    Just watched this video, great info. I am going to start making my own leaders instead of paying $8.00 or more. Thanks!

  • @samtran1425
    @samtran1425 Год назад +1

    Great informational video!

  • @christianperalta7781
    @christianperalta7781 Год назад +1

    Thank you! This was very helpful. I'm going to start making my own before trips.

  • @PacRam619
    @PacRam619 Год назад +1

    Great detailed tutorials! Thanks!

  • @williemickbillie
    @williemickbillie Год назад +1

    perfect time for this video! thanks!!

  • @jaycarmichael435
    @jaycarmichael435 Год назад +1

    I'm doing the same thing I learned a lot great job nice video

  • @joedansereau381
    @joedansereau381 Год назад +1

    Grate video. very help full. Thank you

  • @zanehenson11
    @zanehenson11 Год назад +1

    Awesome video man, new to west coast tuna fishing so I need all information that I can get.

  • @susi428
    @susi428 Год назад +1

    thank you! great video

  • @twsd
    @twsd Год назад +1

    Looks good

  • @PhillipSiddiq
    @PhillipSiddiq Год назад +1

    😮 Nice tutorial! I'll be seeing some sharks and Ray's real soon! Salute!

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Hope you hook them. Thanks for watching.

  • @manueltorres3248
    @manueltorres3248 11 месяцев назад +1

    thank you for all the information you and I wanna make my own liters and now that you showed me about how to do it now I understand a lot about it. I’ve seen some videos where they make them different. Were they attach a ring on the lower side extra ring and they hook the hooks. Said the assist took to that instead of today the knife jig but I need the reason for that is they said that the the fish could use the knife check as of I guess of a lever to rip the hooks out their mouth, but it didn’t really make a lot of sense but anyway, yeah, thank you for the information you’re really really very knowledgeable

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  11 месяцев назад

      Hi Manuel. Glad it helped. Thank you for the kind words 🤙

  • @lenlvovsky
    @lenlvovsky Год назад +1

    Thank you for a great tutorial. You are not using a spring is this a reason.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Thank you, much appreciated 🙌
      Are you referring to a steel spring type as protector on loop ends? I went with the chaffing tube types after good results and availability. I also considered longevity between aluminum crimp and steel spring contact, but you’ll likely replace the leader way before any corrosion occurs. I’ll give spring a try when I run out of the tubes 🤙

  • @goata8
    @goata8 Год назад +1

    nice video man.
    I've been eyeing up some of those swivels 9KM...there's others that appear to be the exact same as well...how are they holding up for you? I'm about done paying for Spros, Kroks, etc ...

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Thank you brotha. I’ll be honest. Tried on a 2day and couldn’t hook up. However, I’ve been using another independent guy making his own leaders and I still have some. His led me to these as I noticed similar details. With his, I did 3x 70lb BFT on the same night. Gave those to a couple buddies and they caught theirs as well np. I’ll be on one in aug to try again, but comparing materials so far, I’d say the only weak link is the split ring. Go as heavy as possible on the split ring as that will pry first if you do everything else properly. Hope it helps.

  • @leetaylor2158
    @leetaylor2158 Год назад +1

    Great info on the component sourcing. I do it pretty much exactly like that with zero failure in 3 years. My variation is, I use a heavy split ring on the bottom crimped loop instead of the infinity solid ring.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад +1

      🙌Lee! Awesome, yeah, the 200lb I bought last season was exactly like that and the 300lb included the infinity ring. I'll do that as well for some of them too. Thanks! Hope you hung some good ones this past season.

    • @leetaylor2158
      @leetaylor2158 Год назад

      @Seas the Day Sure did. Plenty of low 100's and a 188#er.
      Started this year off on a solid note. 3 day trip on The Intrepid in late April. The bite was tough but I managed to go 4 for 5. 50,50,85 and a 95#er. All at night, all on the 300# homemade bite leader with a 300gr Rip Roller in Katy Perry.
      Have you been out in 2023? When is your next trip?

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад +1

      @@leetaylor2158 That's awesome! Glad you got em. That's a great haul!
      Had a 2 day on Polaris Supreme last week, tough tough weather and bite, only 1 bonito 😅Playing by ear for now but ready for redemption.
      That Katy Perry, I had a 300gr SK and that was what I was dropping mostly and a 200gr knife.

    • @leetaylor2158
      @leetaylor2158 Год назад +1

      @Seas the Day That is a rough way to start. I went out on the Polaris Supreme last year. Capt Aliyar is one fishy guy. He never gives up and never slows down.
      Redemption will be yours.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      @Lee Taylor oh man, Capt Aliyar was on it the whole time. He worked hard to get us over every school available, the BFT were just being BFT. Awesome boat, amazing crew and had a great time with buddies. I def hope to get back with them again.

  • @manueltorres3248
    @manueltorres3248 Год назад +1

    just watch your great vidio .I am going on a 3 day fishing trip out of San Diego on May 22, 2024 i want to make my own 200 lb leaders where do i get all materials you used. This will be my first Blue Fin / Yellotail fishing trip Three days on the Exell boat. I am takeing my Grandson he has never caught a fish of any kind before . I have been Marlene Fishing several times, and Salmon Fishing. And sail fishing. So very excited about this trip. Thank you for any help you can give me about the equipment for leaders crimping tools, everything

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Hi Manuel. I got the Made in China off AliExpress. The JinKai products including crimp could be found from your local tackle, I ordered mine through TackleDirect dot com. It’ll be a fun trip for you and your grandson. Thanks

  • @LamzLamz714
    @LamzLamz714 Год назад +1

    Hey brotha I appreciate the video...do u have links of where all these items were purchased?

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Hi. I got the Jinkai from TackleDirect during a holiday sale. But you can always hit up your local tackle. I got the 9km hardware from AliExpress. The chaffing tube was Amazon but I believe you can also get it from TackleDirect.

  • @grizzlytroutfishing8472
    @grizzlytroutfishing8472 Год назад +1

    Awesome video encouraging me to do my own. Website for items?

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад

      Thank you bro! The Jinkai are from you local tackle. I got them specifically from Tackle Direct.
      The chaffing tubes were from Amazon. The hardware were from 9km on AliExpress. 🙌

  • @33joelboy
    @33joelboy 11 месяцев назад +1

    Could you use this same set up for popper leaders? Maybe lighter mono, call it 140lb? Or how would you change? Thanks

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  11 месяцев назад

      I been thinking about that for only a split ring at popper end. But I wouldn’t want a swivel at the top as I’m more liking to wind up to my guide. I think the best thing is to test 140lb chew off rate. Im still using 80lb blue label for my leader on popper setup as of 2 weeks ago. Didn’t want to test it with mono, still didn’t get bit tho casting into all our local foamers.

    • @33joelboy
      @33joelboy 11 месяцев назад

      @@Seastheday88 With a popper I'm only going with a 12 - 18" leader so there isn't a danger of winding it into the guides. And I've been using 140lb fluoro and killing it with the Chug Norris poppers. Capt of the boat wanted me to switch to mono for the stretch.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  11 месяцев назад

      @@33joelboy in that case, it’ll work for your application. I’m curious about the stretch of mono in that short of length in this lb test. I use it as bite leader, not stretch.

    • @33joelboy
      @33joelboy 11 месяцев назад

      @@Seastheday88 apologies for all the questions. So swivel at one end of the leader with a split ring connecting the popper and the other end the braid is tied to the infinity ring. The braid won't chafe against the ring and break or should I consider a solid ring or should I put a swivel on that end as well? And what knot should I tied with braid, I was thinking Palomar.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  11 месяцев назад

      @@33joelboy oh gotcha. On my jigging setup. I have the setup on top so I just tie my braid directly to swivel ring via Uni knot, you can double loop the ring, single works for me.
      If you do swivel at popper side, the other end you could do connection knot, FG. If you plan to keep the crimp, then just a solid ring is enough, I’ll test the infinity ring for a line knot directly to it, because the solid ring I bought from same company, 80lb fluoro kept breaking when I would cinch down my knots. Found the solid ring was stamped hole, so there’s a sharper edge at one side.

  • @socalsteve22
    @socalsteve22 Год назад +1

    Sup brotha, I got into making my own leaders as well. What are you doing to test the durability of the leaders? I just got back from a 3day trip and got 1.

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад +1

      Hey Steve! That’s awesome! Yea it’s worth it at the end. I did a simple hooked at one end and pull with my body weight on other end. Did it again on another that I thought I messed up on by over-crimping, but still held. Hard to gauge overall, but perform enough crimps and overall to feel confident in the process, so that we can trust it like our knots. Congrats on the catch.

    • @socalsteve22
      @socalsteve22 Год назад

      @@Seastheday88 thats good stuff brotha, ive heard people pull them with their trucks lol. Keep up the awesome channel brotha!

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад +1

      @@socalsteve22 thanks Steve! I was tempted to hitch it to my 4runner but was thinking of whiplash damages from the line 😂 def a good way to test though. Much appreciated brotha 🤙

    • @socalsteve22
      @socalsteve22 Год назад

      Sup, where did you get the inifinity rings?

    • @Seastheday88
      @Seastheday88  Год назад +1

      @@socalsteve22 hey Steve. It was a vendor on AliExpress by Icerio. 9km sells them too from there. I tried the vendor first for a small batch to see the quality myself before ordering everything else. Paid more shipping but needed that confidence in the product 🤙