How To Rig A Shrimp Under A Popping Cork Like A Pro

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @Saltstrong
    @Saltstrong  5 лет назад +7

    See the full post here: bit.ly/2WrW7Gc

  • @RichM0410
    @RichM0410 3 года назад +3

    Looping it through a second time through once it loosens up is BRILLIANT! I learn something in salt strong videos all the time! Thank you

  • @jerry-381
    @jerry-381 5 лет назад +13

    Great video! To help hold the cork in place you can also crimp a small splitshot at the bottom of the cork as long as it's on the leader.

  • @davidturner7040
    @davidturner7040 4 года назад +4

    I moved to using wooden corks I made from an old cedar branch. Good weight and natural . Less plastics in the water. Love the video amigo!

  • @pastorjustin824
    @pastorjustin824 3 года назад

    Just starting saltwater fishing. Bought the popping corks with wire n beads. now I know this is a better method. Thanks again.

  • @stevecampbell3876
    @stevecampbell3876 Год назад +1

    This is an excellent video with all the right information that’s important! Thank you!

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  Год назад

      Thanks for watching glad we could help!

  • @davidsparrow1176
    @davidsparrow1176 4 года назад +8

    Instead of looping the line around the float, when it becomes slack. We in the UK would use a stop knot or a stop bead. Which you can still adjust dept, without having to keep removing the central stick every time. Mind you, we use a sliding float and a stop knot. So when you cast, your float is just above your weight and hook length. Once you've cast, the line slides through the float, to desired dept. It will stop at the stop knot, with the help of a small bead. Plus we have crystal clear hard plastic floats, with just painted tops. Mainly used in UK for pike fishing, but work just as well for sea fishing.

    • @mattkadzialko8764
      @mattkadzialko8764 2 года назад +1

      On my main line I start with bead, then unweighted cork, egg sinker, bead then swivel. To the other side of the swivel I use my leader to hook and throw some live shrimp for it. Like you, I put a uni knot above it all that I can slide up and down adjusting to my desired depth. I use that here in the Tampa Fl area. I have more success with this live shrimp set up than I do anything else. It’s very fun watching that bobber just drop.

    • @mattkadzialko8764
      @mattkadzialko8764 2 года назад +2

      That line is never going to dig into your cork if you stick it through the plastic tube. Again the bead above it with the uni knot will keep it at your desired depth. The egg sinker and the free floating bobber allow the whole rig to stay together and tighter when casting, then go into position when hitting the water. Hard to cast when your bobber is 3-5 feet away from your hook, just not practical

  • @billymcdaniel4855
    @billymcdaniel4855 5 лет назад +4

    Great tips, I've also wrapped the leader around the pin a couple times then put it back in the cork. That has worked for me very well.

  • @greenair1234
    @greenair1234 5 лет назад +1

    Great video thanks. I here in Biloxi Ms. my best friend dad showed me a neat trick. Buy a small box of small colors rubber bands that you used for children ponytails. You break it an tight them , 1 above an one below the cork really tight. It’s help keeping the cork from sliding up an down. It’s also helps adjusting the depth you want to fish with your bait.

    • @richf4673
      @richf4673 5 лет назад

      Try bobber stops- much easier

  • @bartcrump4730
    @bartcrump4730 4 года назад +3

    Always great tips from you guys and love the channel. 👍🏼

  • @albertoreyes7581
    @albertoreyes7581 4 года назад +1

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EASY EXPLANATIONS HOW TO RIG THE POPPING CORK WITH LEADS ON IT.

  • @rbarb8117
    @rbarb8117 2 года назад

    Very helpful new to South Carolina fishing

  • @TheHelpfuldad
    @TheHelpfuldad 2 года назад

    This vid is filled with so much excellent info - thanks!

  • @DrRobrez
    @DrRobrez 5 лет назад +3

    Interesting approach... I like a slip cork rig for variable depth but I might try this one if I think I may want to freeline

  • @timdeckard4969
    @timdeckard4969 Год назад

    Great corks. I’ve been using them for 9 years now. I will usually go around the top with red electrical tape as the paint wares off. Also adds strength.

  • @keith228
    @keith228 5 лет назад +3

    Nice video. Quick question, do you use any sinkers for this setup?

  • @jonnywaselectric
    @jonnywaselectric 5 лет назад +2

    instead of wrapping the line around the float if the mono is slipping I guess you could wrap the mono around the plastic pin half a dozen wraps and then insert the pin?
    We don't have popping corks in Australia but I am going to make some and try them out.

  • @susieallen6601
    @susieallen6601 4 года назад +1

    Good video...Thank you!~ I would have loved to see the action of the cork after you described what it could do....maybe a short video of you casting each one out after description~...

  • @jamesdavis3600
    @jamesdavis3600 5 лет назад +1

    Have you given any thoughts to using a small plastic straw, like a stirring straw, pushed down in the center of the cork and then cut a slit in the straw so the line can be pushed down inside it?

  • @stevekissee1545
    @stevekissee1545 3 года назад

    VersaMaxx Bolt is the answer to changing depths with the more preferred wired corks!

  • @seizedcarcass8440
    @seizedcarcass8440 4 месяца назад

    How big is that popping cork that’s got the pin? Just curious what size

  • @mikeg5523
    @mikeg5523 5 лет назад +2

    Great shrimp rigging tips Tony!

  • @socal33
    @socal33 4 года назад

    Good stuff. Thanks. I'll be trying it in the NE flats instead of my Cajun Thunder

  • @richf4673
    @richf4673 5 лет назад +1

    Is it better to put a little weight on the shrimp so it goes to bottom? Maybe a weighted hook or jig?

  • @allenmurgondy5221
    @allenmurgondy5221 2 года назад

    Hey man, thanks, I am new to all of this salt fishing. Trying to learn and I have both pops. I guess it goes to show, yes, the metal pops with the beads and weight is very noisy but also very user unfriendly. And my frustrations with it were true. I thought I was just using it wrong. Guess not.

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  2 года назад

      Thanks for checking us out - We have a massive library of fishing tips on our website along with a search feature to let you quickly filter down to find help you're looking for, so just go to www.saltstrong.com/ and use the Search feature in the top menu.

  • @jelly_fishing
    @jelly_fishing 5 лет назад +3

    Great video - do you ever wrap the line around the pin to secure ? Or just wrap it around the corK
    Thanks

  • @kurtkarasch8768
    @kurtkarasch8768 2 года назад +1

    i have tons of success actually rigging through the top of the back and hard shell piece.

  • @moonshine6208
    @moonshine6208 2 года назад

    I've been watching these series of Salt Strong videos and I haven't seen in any yet, the use of Bobber Stops to keep tackle in place on your leader line. I use Bobber Stops for adjusting the level of my Bobbers or even my hook leader on my Pompano Rigs. Use one above, and one below to adjust where your Bobber or hook leader sit above your bottom weight. It is very effective in helping to maintain the proper height that your bait needs to be off the bottom structure, and up in the fish highway, away from bottom feeders that steal your bait.
    Just thread a Bobber Stop onto your leader line prior to tying on any tackle. I then will thread on a bead, followed by a swivel and then another bead. Follow that up with another Bobber Stop. You can then tie your hook leader to the swivel between the two beads and Bobber Stops. Then making it possible to adjust the depth of your hook leader off the bottom. Tie on a swivel at the end, then add your weight, and you have an adjustable leader rig. I use this technique in my surf fishing as well as my inshore fishing. It works very well and I still get good hook sets. Just be sure to use the proper size Bobber Stop for the size leader line you use.

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  2 года назад

      Thanks for the feedback and suggestion, it has been passed along!

  • @deancarter68
    @deancarter68 5 лет назад +1

    T,
    The large egg shaped clip on corks work great for that application. Can fish 6' deep or so.

    • @tonyacevedo3149
      @tonyacevedo3149 5 лет назад +1

      For sure! The egg shaped corks are more of a visual aid, but some of them have rattles inside also that can help draw some attention to the rig.

    • @deancarter68
      @deancarter68 5 лет назад

      @@tonyacevedo3149 I use the plain egg shaped clip on type, no weights or rattles. Cheap at Walmart.

  • @trevino37
    @trevino37 4 года назад

    what is the standard size of a popping cork? or the best size?

  • @724riff
    @724riff 3 года назад

    Hi . i wanted to ask .
    i am fishing in slightly deeper water sometines or channels 15 feet in any event if i wanted the cork to make some sound could i put some beeds above or below the cork and will that help at all ?
    or if i am in 10 feet of water will setting the ork at 8 feet and letting it float in the current then poppping it be effective

  • @White_Tiger93
    @White_Tiger93 3 года назад

    Hello there, I had a problem with hooking the live shrimp on top of it
    head.(behind the horn) whenever I cast it, it slide off easily
    from my hook and lost me quite a few live shrimp I don't what is wrong?!
    I'm using gamakatsu octopus circle hook for it though...

  • @michaeltate9117
    @michaeltate9117 4 года назад

    Which is better tail hook or head hook on live bait

  • @r123brown
    @r123brown Год назад

    Thanks for sharing

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching!

  • @charlesw7012
    @charlesw7012 4 года назад +1

    how about the pole float, with bobber stop that you put on line, using these you don't have to try an cast a long leader.

  • @normbeauchamp7224
    @normbeauchamp7224 5 лет назад +2

    Great instructional video.👍

  • @justsomerandommfer
    @justsomerandommfer 3 года назад

    Great insight thanks man

  • @jprimo767
    @jprimo767 3 года назад

    Nice informative vid! Thanks!

  • @tommymejia8244
    @tommymejia8244 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome video and info...Great Job!!!

  • @sgtz113ang
    @sgtz113ang 4 года назад

    great examples with that rubber Mohawk shrimp ! thanks Zeke ..coastal NC Strong

  • @pmm0107
    @pmm0107 4 года назад

    What about using a swivel clip on the end of your fishing line?

  • @allyssautecht2302
    @allyssautecht2302 5 лет назад +1

    what soft plastic shrimp did u use?

    • @saltaddict685
      @saltaddict685 5 лет назад

      That's what I'm saying! That thing looked great

  • @paulhuval6579
    @paulhuval6579 5 лет назад

    All great tips there i use a weighted cork as well. You did a great job at complaining everything 👍

  • @mikestinson5743
    @mikestinson5743 10 месяцев назад

    Great video for rookies

  • @theJorefice1
    @theJorefice1 4 года назад

    I usually bring 3rods with me, one with the weighted float with a float stopper, so I can adjust the depth, one with the FG knot with a leader and one with a sinker slide with a jay hook or circle hook

  • @richardfox3924
    @richardfox3924 Год назад +1

    Have update video?

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  Год назад

      Check this out: www.saltstrong.com/articles/rig-live-shrimp/

  • @jeffreyrejas3190
    @jeffreyrejas3190 5 лет назад +2

    Or you can tie a stopper knot to stop the float from moving.

  • @5150roc
    @5150roc 4 года назад

    Thanks so much for the info.

  • @goneFishing-yx5zy
    @goneFishing-yx5zy 5 лет назад

    What size is that bobber

  • @jordanjeffers7784
    @jordanjeffers7784 2 года назад

    How would you hook dead shrimp on a popping cork

  • @livenhfree
    @livenhfree 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this. So, here's what I don't understand about hot to tell if your bait has hit bottom. I would have thought that while the bait is sinking, it's pulling on the cork, and that's where the cork would be more vertical. And when the bait hits bottom, it's no longer pulling on the cork, and so the cork should return to sideways. What you said is just the opposite. This makes no sense to me. Can you explain? Thanks!

  • @andrewbobet
    @andrewbobet 4 года назад

    You said those “standard styrofoam popping corks” are better, but could you put a link for the exact popping cork?

  • @sundazedkp
    @sundazedkp 4 года назад

    Great video. 🐟

  • @drewwilson145
    @drewwilson145 4 года назад

    Good video. Thankyou.

  • @mannyjr8991
    @mannyjr8991 3 года назад

    Hello I am confused why my popping cork bobber is going in it side

  • @FrankLadd
    @FrankLadd 5 лет назад

    Really liked the video. Been using a popping cork a long time and always wondered why folks prefer the fancy ones with beads and a fixed leader. Only think I see different is that I never use braid with a cork. This kind of fishing is a great way to keep sports catching what ever is available and I think mono is fine for all my rods for sports. I have braid for myself on rods where I want to feel bite or surf fishing where I need to cast far. So for me for most rods mono is the best.

    • @CatchingwithKyle
      @CatchingwithKyle 5 лет назад

      Frank Ladd this video is misleading, he’s not using a popping cork, the beads are what make it a popping cork, they hit together and make a popping sound that attracts fish. He’s ringing shrimp with a regular cork.

    • @richf4673
      @richf4673 5 лет назад +1

      @@CatchingwithKyle Sorry Kyle - The pop is what makes it a popping cork. Some have beads inside for more noise. The pre rigged ones are more trouble and expense, Plus you can't adjust depth. Th pre rigged ones are probably made for people who can't tie a rig!

  • @MrRainbowrooster
    @MrRainbowrooster 5 лет назад

    Well done, Excellent teacher. Thanks

  • @fathiral-ghuroba9595
    @fathiral-ghuroba9595 5 лет назад

    Very helpful... Thanks for shared

  • @victoriawartim2922
    @victoriawartim2922 4 года назад

    Hey dude nice video. I do appreciate the information you provide. But i have a big problem.
    I used to fish at a pond full of tarpons about 60 to 75 pounds in size.
    Every day i see them play and jump but tbey don't bite.
    I tried every thing allready. Like life shrimps, softbait,lifebait, worms.ect.
    I'm getting a bit frustrated.
    Please help out.

  • @bigfrank7790
    @bigfrank7790 5 лет назад

    Brilliant! Awesome video!

  • @averageeverydayfishermansh4501
    @averageeverydayfishermansh4501 5 лет назад

    I have never been able to catch anything on a popping cork but switching to a twitch bait or soft plastic without the cork and catching plenty. Also, the only thing I catch on live bait (shrimp or pinfish) is catfish. Lol. I am going to try again as soon as I get back to FL next week. Traveling for work sucks sometimes. Lol.

    • @Saltynativefishing
      @Saltynativefishing 5 лет назад

      Same, I have very bad luck with live baits unless I find the gathered up at night by a bridge

  • @polie67
    @polie67 4 года назад +2

    I prefer my popping cork with extra butter and salt.

  • @jasonscott5932
    @jasonscott5932 3 года назад

    This is counter to the reason we use popping corks. If you include use the float, there is no popping on only splashing.

  • @richf4673
    @richf4673 5 лет назад

    For kids, is it better to us a circle hook?

  • @arifBPN
    @arifBPN 5 лет назад

    Nice
    I can try

  • @edwardnavarette499
    @edwardnavarette499 5 лет назад

    Can u sent ke poping cort

  • @josebarragan6125
    @josebarragan6125 5 лет назад +1

    Where can I get those realistic soft plastic shrimp you’re using?

  • @cadenseegers
    @cadenseegers 5 лет назад +1

    What brand shrimp is this?

    • @tonyacevedo3149
      @tonyacevedo3149 5 лет назад +3

      This is a Chasebaits USA 3.75" Flick Prawn that I used to demonstrate with.

  • @mhmdsam6203
    @mhmdsam6203 5 лет назад

    Thnx man ,preciate what u doin

  • @prestond8087
    @prestond8087 2 года назад

    Will that fake shrimp work also thx for your help great vid

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  2 года назад

      Great question! Make sure to ask this over in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time.

  • @abdrahmanabdullah3113
    @abdrahmanabdullah3113 4 года назад

    brilliant thank you bro

  • @crackerjack8115
    @crackerjack8115 4 года назад

    Hook size?

    • @jeridbrown
      @jeridbrown 4 года назад +1

      Looks like he had the 2/0 Owner Mutu Light Circle Hook for his demonstration. I try to match the hook to the size of the shrimp I am fishing with so that it does not weigh them down and they can swim more naturally.

  • @GetOutTheHouseGoFish
    @GetOutTheHouseGoFish 5 лет назад

    Great stuff 👍🎣

  • @napoleonpineda7231
    @napoleonpineda7231 Год назад

    Tip 4 u, use a dark background 4 future videos

  • @mobeious
    @mobeious 5 лет назад +1

    everytime i use those with 20lb fluro it ends up cutting the bobber and then it freely moves up and down the line

    • @tonyacevedo3149
      @tonyacevedo3149 5 лет назад +1

      Thats probably the biggest disadvantage with these foam corks. They will wear out no matter what. You could also run your line straight through the pin, and then loop your line around to keep it in place.

    • @richf4673
      @richf4673 5 лет назад +1

      @@tonyacevedo3149 That's why I use bobber stops

  • @MrDrb8354
    @MrDrb8354 2 года назад

    I love all the info from this series , but why does every single video sound like a new job orientation video series?

  • @markperez6163
    @markperez6163 5 лет назад

    Ok

  • @adolph289
    @adolph289 5 лет назад

    I like

  • @MrStandana
    @MrStandana 5 лет назад +1

    Nice explanation...just one suggestion...a shrimp "swims" backward not forward.

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  5 лет назад +10

      Just a clarification to anyone who may be going through these comments... a shrimp darts backward with its tail when scared or trying to get away from a predator. But it often moves in a forward motion with its small legs when in its natural state (not under duress).

    • @johnrogers5825
      @johnrogers5825 5 лет назад +1

      You beat me to it; just watching that bit now.

  • @kennethrich2107
    @kennethrich2107 5 лет назад

    Versa Max popping corks Tony....come on dude...

  • @saltaddict685
    @saltaddict685 5 лет назад

    What was that artificial shrimp? Zman??

  • @freshlysaltedfishing8500
    @freshlysaltedfishing8500 5 лет назад +2

    What is that shrimp

  • @steamyrayvaughn392
    @steamyrayvaughn392 2 года назад

    white shirt in this video was an epic fail

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  2 года назад

      Thanks for checking it out

  • @christophercook723
    @christophercook723 2 года назад

    You mean a Float.

  • @dantetv9846
    @dantetv9846 5 лет назад +1

    First ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻

  • @gfrois8749
    @gfrois8749 Год назад

    Contrast
    We need contrast!
    We can barely see the line because your white shirt is not giving contrast at all.
    That's basic for videos, mate

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  Год назад

      Thanks for the feedback! We'll pass that along for future videos.

  • @CatchingwithKyle
    @CatchingwithKyle 5 лет назад +2

    You realize that you’re not using a popping cork right? The beads are what make the pop that attracts fish, without that it is just a cork. Your title should be how to rig shrimp with a cork

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  5 лет назад +4

      A weighted cork with a concaved top creates a popping sound when it is moved quickly through the water, so it's considered by many to be a popping cork... the beads are added to some corks to create a clicking sound to complement the deeper sound that the concaved top makes.

    • @richf4673
      @richf4673 5 лет назад

      @@Saltstrong Right Tony -

  • @orionm427
    @orionm427 2 года назад +1

    Believe in Jesus Christ to give you eternal life be blessed and thanks for the video

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  2 года назад

      Amen!

    • @orionm427
      @orionm427 2 года назад

      @@Saltstrong thank you for your response I couldn’t remember the name of your group so now I’m a new subscriber really like your videos be blessed always

  • @tailormade81582
    @tailormade81582 5 лет назад

    Just take your cork off if you want to cast and retrieve your live shrimp 🤔

    • @nathanbutler8240
      @nathanbutler8240 5 лет назад

      I usually take 2 rods sometimes 3 1 with a cork 1 with a hook and a tiny pinch weight to free line a shrimp and 1 with soft plastic lures i have a rod for each situation if needed

    • @tonyacevedo3149
      @tonyacevedo3149 5 лет назад

      If you happen to be using an artificial shrimp or lure with the cork, the cork can easily be removed to use the lure without the cork.

  • @davidespinosa6045
    @davidespinosa6045 5 лет назад +1

    Popping cork??? What's making the popping noise if it's on the main line ?? That's just a cork set up the popping is sound is what draws the fish in

    • @Saltstrong
      @Saltstrong  5 лет назад +5

      The popping noise is made by twitching the rod tip causing the cork's concave top to make a popping sound in the water.

  • @johnmaggiorino4493
    @johnmaggiorino4493 4 года назад

    What circle hook is that please