How to Rig up a Jumbo Squid Halibut Setup | Gibbs Delta TV Tutorial

In this video tutorial, Gibbs Delta pro staff Gord Gavin from Sea Ghost Fishing Charters on Vancouver Island demonstrates how to rig up a jumbo squid setup for halibut fishing.
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Host: Gord Gavin, Sea Ghost Fishing Charters
Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu, Fishing with Rod Production
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[@MarkyMark145]

Highly educational vid Rod!

[@gregoryfuzi4745]

Thank you for the info.

[@fishduckdog]

Thanks for sharing.

[@FishingwithRod]

Thanks for watching!

[@danielbrothers]

VERY GOOD VIDEO AND INFORMATION ROD.... does a trailer hook help out?

[@dude999642]

Great vid, thanks for sharing!
Would a bobber-stop(s) with a large-enough bead do the same thing as the crimp does but w/out damaging the line at all (so could, maybe, use a lighter line all things being equal)?

[@ricks2907]

The website will not select hootchies

[@lukesadventures8720]

Rod, do you know what pound test hes using for the set up?

[@trapperbruce]

im looking to make up a set like this ..where can i get the beads and crimps and crimp pliers .i dont see them in your catologe

[@FishingwithRod]

I would contact Gibbs directly through their website, or check with one of their retailers.

[@jodykid1]

what size spreader bar?

[@FishingwithRod]

There are two sizes available, can be found at:
www.gibbsdelta.com/product/gibbs-halibut-spreader-bar/

[@spankyr.5544]

Finally someone who uses their fingernail to test the sharpness of a hook or knife! Your skin dose not work.

[@luxorbill269]

Been using the finger nail method ever since I started ocean fishing. Really tells how sharp 'cause you can feel it!