Using Sabiki Rigs To Catch White Perch
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Water Temp - 64 F
Air Temp - 68 F
Tide - Incoming
Bait - Bloodworms
Rig - Sabiki Rig
Species Caught - White Perch & Catfish
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Dude, it took me ages to figure out which spot this was. Finally got it. It's actually near another spot that I've been wanting to try, but it's not near where I usually fish on the Mullica river. Gonna try it tomorrow now that the fishing out front is slowing down.
Good luck, there have been plenty of decent sized perch around
Great video, love your perch videos. They look like a lot of fun, especially on light tackle. Wanna get Kaylee on them soon.
Thanks for watching 🙏🙏 good luck with the striper trip today!
@@609Fishing thanks buddy
Maryland Fishing Regulations allow only 2 hooks per line. Rigs work great summertime on hard bottom in 22-16 foot depth. Spot and croaker love them to.
That stinks, only 2 hooks? 🤦♂️
Greg, thanks for that info. It explains why I was having trouble finding them in 5’ of water with soft bottom 😂
Man those Perch were loving that setup!
Yeah hard to beat Live bait sometimes, Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
It's hard not to like that fast action fishing on light tackle.
*Tip:* You can make your cork handles on your fishing rods look brand *NEW* by shampooing them. Works great!
Thanks for watching 👍👍👍 and thank you for the tip on the handle 🙏🙏🙏
Putting the hurt on them Perch!!!! Looked like a great outing brother.
Thanks brother! We got to get out this winter together!!!
@@609Fishing absolutely man
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Nice on light tackle. Pretty soon Tautog Nov 16 limit increase 1 - 5 . Hope to see you out there. Best time of the year. Great tasting. Stay safe Tight lines.
Thanks for watching 👍👍👍 I’m hoping to do a few more talk videos before the seasons up, just got a find the time right now
Nice video, great action. You did your thing in those 20 mins
Thanks man yeah I try to make the most of my time since I don’t get much of it. I just was fortunate that the fish were biting during the 20 minutes I had
Nice video! Using that sabiki rig is a great idea. 👍
Thanks brother ✊✊✊
Great Video! Man that perch bit was hot. Are you making your own rigs?
Thanks for watching 🙏🙏🙏 I typically tie most of the rigs I use, that one is 4 dropper loops & 4 mustad size 2 hooks
Making it look easy!
Yeah I get lucky every once a while LOL Thanks for watching!!!
These fish are great to eat👍nice vid
Yeah fortunately for them they were all released..... but next batch will be released to the grease 😋
Joe, I bought some Sabiki rigs earlier this year for perch. It seems to me the hook sizes (numbers) are not in line with other conventional hook sizes/numbers. And, the smaller number hooks were not larger - they were smaller! That is, a size 4 hook was SMALLER than a size 8. I don't know if they were not packaged correctly or that's how they come. Thoughts? PS, great video as always.
Yeah I find the sizing for Sabiki Rigs is definitely different. Honestly it varies from company to company, the ones I was using are made by fin strike and they go by normal hook sizes but some of the other ones go by weird sizing that I’m not honestly sure about. Thank you for watching 👍
@@609Fishing Thank you, buddy. Tight lines!
You too brother 👍
you are so lucky to have this species where you live, where you at ? excellent tasting fish, i caught one once at my catfish hole at night in the summer and it was unusual ,i had no idea what kind of fish it was till i looked it up, i wish i can target them or know where they are ,it must have been a lucky strike, do they get any bigger than what you catching there? nice action
Yes they do get bigger, but those jumbos seem to hold in deeper holes that time of year.
@@609Fishing what month?
@Xfiles Bond thank you
@Xfiles Bond btw would you have any suggestion on how to fish for them if im doing it from shore and if they are in 23 feet of water? suppose i have to cast out what rig should i be using, bait or lure etc?
here a tip to catch white perch like crazy "use a rooster tail and change it to a single hook and use slice of BEEF" i do it every year never failed
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I got a question. I spend time down in mystic islands at a family members house and they have the lagoon right in the yard. Any advice on what I can target there and what time of year I can fish it?
Definitely white perch & Stripers in that area
Can you put a bobber on there to keep it from getting in the weeds?
you can but there’s too much current there to try it
Nice catches, Look fun.
Thanks Carl! You get out fishing recently?
You should use roadrunners or salted tubes. You'll easily catch perch over 10 inches
I’ll give it a shot 👍
Gotta go BFS fishing this area!
You would crush the fish with your style of fishing!
bfs?
@@ARCSTREAMS ul bc setups
@@rawrfishing ? huh
Are you om the Mullica under the GSP? Thamks
Nope
Have you ever made your own Sabiki Rig or always get them premade?
Honestly I have tied them in the past. Typically in the winter when the fishing slows down I tie a ton of rigs but this year I didn’t do as many Sabiki’s
what size hook were you using?
Size 6
Where's your "lucky rig?" Do you use worms in the fall and grass shrimp in the winter? Enjoy your videos.
So that’s an interesting question you sent. Personally I use grass shrimp year round, shedder crabs in the summer, blood worms in the spring, soft plastics in the fall, and Minnows in the winter. I honestly just used up the Bloodworms that were in my fridge from surf fishing for this video. I saved my lucky rig for another day, I do like using the Sabiki rig especially in the winter time when the bite could be a little bit tougher.
So you used blood worms to catch perch...got it
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