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Quickest Way To Rig A Ballyhoo With A Circle Hook
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2017
- It's ballyhoo rigging time!
In particular, naked ballyhoo circle hook time!
Want to know the best (and quickest) way to rig ballyhoo when using a cirlce hook (IGFA rules while fishing for billfish in tournaments)?
Then check out this awesome ballyhoo rigging tip from the guys at Ripper Fishing.
See the full blog post here: www.saltstrong...
Some of the most important tips from this bluewater fishing video:
1) Troll your naked ballyhoo 4-6 knots. Anything more will have you rigging new baits all day long
2) Use a heavy wire circle hook. It's not worth taking the risk of losing a big marlin or tuna
3) Keep it simple. You don't need a bunch of wire or fancy dressing. Just a simple rubber band and an non-offset circle hook will do
Do you have any other questions for Salt Strong or Team Ripper?
Let us know in the comments.
For more saltwater fishing tips, check out: www.saltstrong...
Thanks for the tip. And kudos to the camera person - excellent close, focused shots so that the viewer can actually see what you're doing.
My thoughts exactly...Just slick content and filming. It got real when he squeezed out that poop on the bar...
Great presentation... Thanks.
Great video that's quick
Thanks for the great tip! I'm sure this technique will work for o=ther species, i.e. King Mackerel, etc ...
Cool! I use zip tie but your rubber band not bad...
Awesome video, Just learn a new rig.
Great info thanks
Question - no sinker? Why? Can you add a sinker? Why or why not? Thank you for your presentation. Excellent teacher. Baja Sur MX - Sea of Cortez
good question this is exactly what i was wondering
Fantástic!!!👏👏 So easy!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
This tipe of rig, is good for MahiMahi, Blue Dolphins?
What size rubber band would you use for a medium sized ballyhoo?
Could you use this rig trolling for other predator species such as Kings, Mahi etc.
Nick George marlin are big fish and typically swallow your entire bait. Might work for king but use wire. Mahi you would def want to have hook further back...feeding hook through gills of ballyhoo...better chance of hooking...
I rig them with an o-ring, wire, and chin weight for white marlin in OC, MD. We catch dolphin on them often, but you still have to feed them. Even when we are tuna fishing with J-hooks rigged back in the ballyhoo, we feed them if it doesn't come tight right away and we know it's not a tuna bite. As for toothy critters, I wouldn't recommend it because they have a tendency to strike short of the hook. Also, you'd want to rig with wire when targeting them.
I am surprised that no companies have developed a Swimbait for this type of fishing..
GabooNx They have. Williamson makes one. When you are circle hook fishing, you need the fish to taste it and eat it, then swim away with it swallowed in order to come tight. We usually try to hold the rod the whole time in freespool with our thumb on the spool anticipating the bite so that the fish never feels the line until we come tight. Experienced guys even turn the clicker off.
One of these how to ballyhoo channels says to remove the guts. That the bait will last much longer. Anybody know about that?
Porkchop's Papi the waste (poop) will make the tissues break down on the inside.
@@dougnyman937 wow that quickly huh?!
Porkchop's Papi that’s what they say.
Can you troll with this rig, or is it for dropping back only?
didn't you hear him? troll 4-6 knots
Why use snell?
Why depoop
???
makes the bait look more natural
Ya u won't find any pros running this rig
Cool vid but that part when you pushed the waste out was the nastiest thing I've ever seen
You snelled the hook incorrectly.
Couldn't do it on a table not on a bar
THIS IS NOT HOW YOU RIG A BALLYHOO STOP IT RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!! Who taught you this dude????? I’m a professional sport fishing mate I’ve fished all over the world I’m from the east coast and NO ONE rigs them this way you are out to lunch by guy. No one take this dudes advice please you’ll never catch anything