I'm late to the party, but just wanted to say I really appreciated this video. There are a few different ways I have seen to tie this double hook rig, but yours is by far the easiest.
Exceptional instructional quality. You show every step of the loop knot tying process and provide pauses at critical points in the process, which makes it easy to duplicate the technique. Here in Alaska I fish the same color hoochies in the lower sections of rivers -- for kings and silvers both -- with equal success as in the saltwater. Sometimes I tip the leading hook with a filet of herring or shrimp that I have cured and added scent to. These rigs are also quite effective for jigging.
I run leaders for kings no less than 6 feet length. For some reason, kings shy from striking anything on shorter leaders, or so is the case for me here in Alaska
Hi Nick in your other video you used a straw with beads for the hootchie skirt do you just use the bead when preparing it or is that just for trolling? Thanks from Vancouver, Canada
I'm late to the party, but just wanted to say I really appreciated this video. There are a few different ways I have seen to tie this double hook rig, but yours is by far the easiest.
Exceptional instructional quality. You show every step of the loop knot tying process and provide pauses at critical points in the process, which makes it easy to duplicate the technique. Here in Alaska I fish the same color hoochies in the lower sections of rivers -- for kings and silvers both -- with equal success as in the saltwater. Sometimes I tip the leading hook with a filet of herring or shrimp that I have cured and added scent to. These rigs are also quite effective for jigging.
Great tutorial - Thank you for sharing your knowledge
GREAT VIDEO, thanks for posting I appreciate it, detail was fantastic!!
Really great video guys! Hope to see you out on the Sound! 🎣
Great video; thank you; to the point and hands on. Much appreciated
excellent, just what i needed to learn
thank you
thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
It's called a perfection loop.
Well done. Thank you.
Great vid
Awesome
Nick, what size bead are you using in the head of the hoochie.
Great video. What length leader do you use for ocean kings?
I run leaders for kings no less than 6 feet length. For some reason, kings shy from striking anything on shorter leaders, or so is the case for me here in Alaska
Anywhere from 42-48 inches works here in the sound. Could differ in other marine environments
How many lbs is the strength of leader line you recommend for ocean king salmon? Thank You
Hi Nick in your other video you used a straw with beads for the hootchie skirt do you just use the bead when preparing it or is that just for trolling? Thanks from Vancouver, Canada
Just for trolling
@@SalmonSlayersTV thanks Nick!
What thickness of fluorocarbon do you use for salmon hoochie leaders?
40lb test
nice.. put a weight on this send it down the bottom and a halibut will smack this set up too