If you want to use the wire sliding bobber setup and have it be easier to change leader lengths for varying depths, you could pre-tie several different leader lengths with a hook at one end and a loop at the other. Then you only have to remove the pre-tied leader where it is looped onto the swivel at the end of the wire slider bobber and can be quick-changed for a new leader length. There are several different loop types here on you tube that are strong, and easy and fast to tie, even on the water if you need a leader longer or shorter that the leaders you might have tied up before your trip. This can give you the easy to adjust feature of the pegged bobber setup, with the sliding, clacking noisy bobber attractor setup all in one rig. I have used this type of rigging in fresh water to attract curious and hungry fish to the area where they then see the suspended bait which they can't resist. I hope this can help someone out there. Great video, by the way, you folks are always helpful to me and keep me coming back for more of you great submissions. Thank you, Salt Strong!
Glad you found this helpful! Check this out for more shrimp rigging tips: www.saltstrong.com/articles/how-to-rig-live-shrimp-when-fishing-close-to-bridges/
Nice video. I have had success using an adjustable bobber stop where the line does not slide off the cork at times and is very easy to move. What is your opinion on bobber stops?
Thank you Gene!! I think that is great!! Bobber stops also work excellent if you are wanting to fish depths 4ft or deeper!! We will have some videos on this subject in the future for sure!!
This video doesn't even show you how you should hook the shrimp other than in the picture you click on to watch the video...I've never seen anyone say to put the hook in the way it's shown....
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If you want to use the wire sliding bobber setup and have it be easier to change leader lengths for varying depths, you could pre-tie several different leader lengths with a hook at one end and a loop at the other. Then you only have to remove the pre-tied leader where it is looped onto the swivel at the end of the wire slider bobber and can be quick-changed for a new leader length. There are several different loop types here on you tube that are strong, and easy and fast to tie, even on the water if you need a leader longer or shorter that the leaders you might have tied up before your trip. This can give you the easy to adjust feature of the pegged bobber setup, with the sliding, clacking noisy bobber attractor setup all in one rig. I have used this type of rigging in fresh water to attract curious and hungry fish to the area where they then see the suspended bait which they can't resist. I hope this can help someone out there. Great video, by the way, you folks are always helpful to me and keep me coming back for more of you great submissions. Thank you, Salt Strong!
Excellent vid, very clear explanation but i don't see the rigged shrimp anywhere anyway ,outstanding teaching skills.
Glad you found this helpful! Check this out for more shrimp rigging tips: www.saltstrong.com/articles/how-to-rig-live-shrimp-when-fishing-close-to-bridges/
Good info; I’ve used small egg weights instead of a split-shot weight. What do you think about that Austin?
Thanks buddy!! Absolutely I think that would work just fine!!
How do you know how long you need the bottom of the court line?
Solid work, Austin and team Salt Strong!
Thanks for sharing this info. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
Great info, Austin and thank you. I am a salt strong vip. New red fishing - thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
You guys are crushing it this week.
If you're fishing from the shore, how should you rig your rod ?
Awesome video Austin!
Nicely done - great info. Thanks
Nice video. I have had success using an adjustable bobber stop where the line does not slide off the cork at times and is very easy to move. What is your opinion on bobber stops?
Thank you Gene!! I think that is great!! Bobber stops also work excellent if you are wanting to fish depths 4ft or deeper!! We will have some videos on this subject in the future for sure!!
Great explanation skills!
Just use a big slip cork, add a bobber stop and your in business!
How do you guys put out so many videos like every day ? Great job tho
How are you working that popping cork? The vid looked like it was just sitting.
very helpful info, thx
Where are the best places to fish with bobbers and live shrimp?
I could provide a video my confidence is much higher 👍
How many pound leader line you used.?
This video doesn't even show you how you should hook the shrimp other than in the picture you click on to watch the video...I've never seen anyone say to put the hook in the way it's shown....
Consider teaching math? Lol