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Hmm. Gonna try this in the state's when set surf fishing is slow. I already SPJ in GOM out of the FL. panhandle area and luv Nomad SPJ Buffalo, Gypsy and SquidTrex products. CHEERS and tight lines!
In ❤️ love with lure 🎣 fishing, you couldn't walk that far up the beach with pelicans around 😂 😅 ,caught barramundi, Saratoga, mangrove jacks ,mackerel, coral trout, flathead 36 inch ,trevally,and much much more 😀 cheers 🍻 and tight lines 😊
Love these videos mate. Learnt lots over the years from your videos. Would be awesome to see some new stuff in the near future, hope all has been well.
Hey mate, thank you for the kind words and glad the videos have been helpful to you. Hopefully soon just been under the pump with "life" commitments :) thanks for the support!
Hey there,… these are the newest jigs for the surf and they’re awesome…! I usually attach the assist hooks to a solid stainless ring & a double split ring and I attach the leader line to the solid ring… reason being is … your assist hook can and will eventually work its way off the split ring and the attachment loop on the lure is not that string… so if you happen to lose your lure… your still secured from leader line to solid ring… no loss of fish…! Tight lines …👍😎🤙
Great insight, It's always something I've been worried about in the back of my mind, but haven't faced this issue.. yet aha! I have done that attachment in the past straight to solid ring, but it can be annoying when changing over to another jig. I've been using Shout split rings and they have been great, If I feel like they have lost their rigidity because of opening and closing a lot I'll change it over to a new split ring :) Great tip mate!
in winter days early morning casts the jig that works nice is anything silver flashy with pink and blue tones. Good to try the red-pink-blue dotted jigs with silver body. Everything seems to be willing to attack them.
Easy to make lures, paint any colour using wife's nail varnish when she's playing tennis 🎾 ha ha ha 😂, fitting treble hooks and swivels etc ,some have small balls steel inside creating a rattle, fish 🐟 come in on site noise or smell ❤❤😊
Hey man, yup that's it also depends on the depth, if i'm fishing deeper water etc I'll work the jig in the strike zone for what fish I'm targeting. Jigs with assists are all from Nomad Design. Can be find at most of your local fishing retailers.
Thank for your reply. Does color matter? If so, what would you recommend? If you have to choose one jig for your survival at fishing, what brand/weight jig would it be? Thank!
Hi There Can i ask how long do you make your FC leader? FG or PF Knot? Do you have your Knot just outside the top guide? or down thru guides of the rod Thank you
Hey mate, I run an FG knot. The total length would be about 1.5 my rods length. I start the leader between my rods first two guides from the bottom of my rod. Eventually it gets smaller due to damage and I trim it along the way :).
Too kind mate, hope you enjoyed it! I do sometimes when I’m in an area that’s not too snaggy. Or when there are certain species that love a straight retrieve. So I’ll do a normal jig however last 10m I’ll do a straight retrieve like a metal and most the time I’ll get a hungry fish that followed the jig to my feet. Downsides are you can’t really Fast jig with rear trebles/hooks as they can foul more often and tangle with your leader. Or when the fish have only the front hooks in their mouths but the treble are hanging out I find they hook up on debris when they are running and I’ve lost fish like this.
Sure can, I use them a lot for Kingfish in certain areas like off the rocks :) they don’t fall that fast despite being 80g. More of a sweeping left to right motion when it’s falling. Perfect for Pelagics 👍
@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks my setup is for heavy Penn slammer 3 6500 high speed 50 lbs Daiwa j braid mounted on a Tailwalk Okinawa Manbika 100SSXH-P3 lure max 200 grams line max P.E 8 Drag Max 15 kg rod with a Varivas Ocean Record 80 lb Shock Leader or a Daiwa 60 lb Fluorocarbon Leader
Hey man, for this area as i'm going for fathead off the sand its important to be bouncing off the bottom. Generally depth of jigging will vary depending on what part of the water column your target species like to live.
Yes, certainly. Also depends on the fall rate of the jig, what your targeting and the depth of water your fishing. You'd rather allow the jig to suspend more time in the strike zone of the fish your targeting and you will reduce fatigue of jigging on yourself.
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Thanks for the great feedback mate, I enjoy making tutorials! Hope I can make some more soon. :)
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I'm from Perth id love to give this a go, will have to purchase a jigging rod
Hey mate, super fun.. definitely give it a go! A good jigging rod makes a world of difference :) hope you enjoy it!
Hmm. Gonna try this in the state's when set surf fishing is slow. I already SPJ in GOM out of the FL. panhandle area and luv Nomad SPJ Buffalo, Gypsy and SquidTrex products. CHEERS and tight lines!
Great to hear mate, sounds good to me :) Goodluck & thanks for watching :)
In ❤️ love with lure 🎣 fishing, you couldn't walk that far up the beach with pelicans around 😂 😅 ,caught barramundi, Saratoga, mangrove jacks ,mackerel, coral trout, flathead 36 inch ,trevally,and much much more 😀 cheers 🍻 and tight lines 😊
Nice one marki ! Good to see different angles on how you work those jigs
Thanks my bro! Hope it was informative :D ready to slay this summer?!
Good tips on fishing from shore. Tight lines.
Thanks for the kind words mate, glad you enjoyed it! tight lines :)
Wow, I’ve never seen this style of jigging before. Looks like fun!
Thanks for watching! Definitely fun, give it a go :)
@@FishingwithMarkiMark I will, cheers!
Great work as usual mate, glad to see you back fishing.
Thank you mate, glad you enjoyed! Fishing here and there.. but time has been scarce to edit some material :(
love shore jigging! havnt been doing much of anything at the moment but this is making me keen to get back out there and shorejig!
Hey man, thanks for watching! How good is it, hope you get back into it soon :) cheers.
Awesome video, needed this one thanks for the tips mate.
Anytime mate, glad you enjoyed it and got some tips out of it!
Finally a video! its been too long, great stuff and helpful as always
Haha its been about 5 months since my last vid.. hopefully have some more time for some edits!
Great video perfect lil guide cheers keep up with the amazing videos
Thanks my bro, appreciate the kind words! Hopefully some more videos soon.. :D
Love these videos mate. Learnt lots over the years from your videos. Would be awesome to see some new stuff in the near future, hope all has been well.
Hey mate, thank you for the kind words and glad the videos have been helpful to you. Hopefully soon just been under the pump with "life" commitments :) thanks for the support!
@@FishingwithMarkiMark
Im hearing ya man. World isn’t getting any cheaper. Looking forward to future videos 🤙🏽
Nice sharing my fren.Big flat head landed.Micro jig killer
Thank you, was a nice surprise getting a good sized flathead!
Great guide bro! You covered a lot of helpful info for the viewers 🤙🏽
Thanks my dude, I know when I got into it how it was getting your head around the concept so thought why not make a video to help out! Tight lines. :)
Thanks for the best tips mate🤝👍🎣💖
Thank you mate, glad you enjoyed it! Tight lines :)
Thanks for sharing tips mate ✌🏼
Anytime mate, hope you got some tips out of it! Happy jigging.
Hey there,… these are the newest jigs for the surf and they’re awesome…!
I usually attach the assist hooks to a solid stainless ring & a double split ring and I attach the leader line to the solid ring… reason being is … your assist hook can and will eventually work its way off the split ring and the attachment loop on the lure is not that string… so if you happen to lose your lure… your still secured from leader line to solid ring… no loss of fish…!
Tight lines …👍😎🤙
Great insight, It's always something I've been worried about in the back of my mind, but haven't faced this issue.. yet aha! I have done that attachment in the past straight to solid ring, but it can be annoying when changing over to another jig. I've been using Shout split rings and they have been great, If I feel like they have lost their rigidity because of opening and closing a lot I'll change it over to a new split ring :) Great tip mate!
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Thanks you for information
Thank you mate, glad you enjoyed it! :)
No one does it like you brother! Great tip for selecting colours 👌
Pleasure my bro, hope you got some tips out of it.. see you sooon.. nothing but a peanutttttt!
Very good tips brother! Can’t wait for summer so we can hunt bigger pelagics🤙
Thank you legends, most definitely.. im sure ill bump into you legends again soon! :)
in winter days early morning casts the jig that works nice is anything silver flashy with pink and blue tones. Good to try the red-pink-blue dotted jigs with silver body. Everything seems to be willing to attack them.
Thanks mate, great tip! Can't ever go wrong with silver, pink and blue tones! My favourite :)
Easy to make lures, paint any colour using wife's nail varnish when she's playing tennis 🎾 ha ha ha 😂, fitting treble hooks and swivels etc ,some have small balls steel inside creating a rattle, fish 🐟 come in on site noise or smell ❤❤😊
Been waiting years for this to take off here in Australia 😎
Isn't it great fun! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
@@FishingwithMarkiMark Sure did man keep up the good work! Can't wait to see the next video 🥳
Good stuff, inspired me to give the nomad gypsy's a proper go next time.
Thank you mate, definitely give them a go.. tight lines :) !
So you do a few cranks, then stop. Then repeat? And where did you buy the assist hooks and jig?
Hey man, yup that's it also depends on the depth, if i'm fishing deeper water etc I'll work the jig in the strike zone for what fish I'm targeting. Jigs with assists are all from Nomad Design. Can be find at most of your local fishing retailers.
Thank for your reply. Does color matter? If so, what would you recommend? If you have to choose one jig for your survival at fishing, what brand/weight jig would it be? Thank!
Good vid bro , I got bunch Jigs never use might put em to use using some your techniques
Thank you mate, most definitely dust them off & tight lines!
Hi There
Can i ask how long do you make your FC leader?
FG or PF Knot?
Do you have your Knot just outside the top guide? or down thru guides of the rod
Thank you
Hey mate, I run an FG knot. The total length would be about 1.5 my rods length. I start the leader between my rods first two guides from the bottom of my rod. Eventually it gets smaller due to damage and I trim it along the way :).
Another excellent video. Do you ever add a treble to bottom of the jigs?
Too kind mate, hope you enjoyed it! I do sometimes when I’m in an area that’s not too snaggy. Or when there are certain species that love a straight retrieve. So I’ll do a normal jig however last 10m I’ll do a straight retrieve like a metal and most the time I’ll get a hungry fish that followed the jig to my feet. Downsides are you can’t really Fast jig with rear trebles/hooks as they can foul more often and tangle with your leader. Or when the fish have only the front hooks in their mouths but the treble are hanging out I find they hook up on debris when they are running and I’ve lost fish like this.
@@FishingwithMarkiMark Cheers - thanks for the reply.
Nice. What music is that?
Would a Savage Gear SGS6 Shore Jigging 3.05m 60-150g with a DAIWA BG 4500 work well for a beginner?
What knot did you use to connect your jig/lures to your leader lines?
Hey mate. I used the FG knot :)
@@FishingwithMarkiMark how about on your jigs? What knot do you use?
Just a strandard uni knot to swivel. Check out 8:45 part I talk a bit about it there :)@@tabutog
@@FishingwithMarkiMark thank you very much, i appreciate your effort in answering my queries.
@@tabutogAnytime mate :)
Can you use Nomad Streaker for shore jigging I have 80 gram ones😮
Sure can, I use them a lot for Kingfish in certain areas like off the rocks :) they don’t fall that fast despite being 80g. More of a sweeping left to right motion when it’s falling. Perfect for Pelagics 👍
@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks my setup is for heavy Penn slammer 3 6500 high speed 50 lbs Daiwa j braid mounted on a Tailwalk Okinawa Manbika 100SSXH-P3 lure max 200 grams line max P.E 8 Drag Max 15 kg rod with a Varivas Ocean Record 80 lb Shock Leader or a Daiwa 60 lb Fluorocarbon Leader
Hey what setup are you using ?
Hey mate, sorry for late reply! Setup used :
• Palms Shoregun Evolv Blue Runner 9”6 PE1-2.5
• Shimano Twinpower FD C5000XG
• YGK G-Soul X8 Super Jigman Braid (PE2 - 35lb)
Depth of sea from the shore ?
Do you let the jig hit the bottom?
Hey man, for this area as i'm going for fathead off the sand its important to be bouncing off the bottom. Generally depth of jigging will vary depending on what part of the water column your target species like to live.
@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks markimark
@@laithnaser3934 Anytime mate!
is it ok to use 60g jiggs on shore?
Yes, certainly. Also depends on the fall rate of the jig, what your targeting and the depth of water your fishing. You'd rather allow the jig to suspend more time in the strike zone of the fish your targeting and you will reduce fatigue of jigging on yourself.
Can't find these jigs anywhere not even on nomad website 😅 everything is like 80grams lightest at best
Hey mate, just checked - here you can find 60,40 & 20g for say the Gypsea Jigs - www.nomadtackle.com.au/collections/gypsea-jigs
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We need to go for a goat curry asap bro
Why’d you stop uploading? Keep going !
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Thanks for watching mate :)
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