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Finbomb TV
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2014
Taking you on a journey from an ocean hunters perspective. I focus on fishing and spearfishing, and the gear needed to pursue these passions. Account run by Matt Santora.
Episode 1 of Sharp Knives Great Food at Jacks BBQ Nashville Tennessee on Broadway
I travel to Nashville Tennessee to trade knife sharpening for Jack's BBQ. I will take you behind the scenes of how the meats are prepared, basic knife sharpening skills, what knives they use at Jack's, and of course I get to taste their amazing food. I sharpen on Japanese whetstones by hand and personally use German or Western and Japanese knives, whether stainless Steel ,or high Carbon Steel, getting the sharpest edge is my goal. If you are looking for a whetstone to sharpen by hand, please ask me anything in the comments.
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LINKS TO PURCHASE KNIVES AND WHETSTONES BELOW:
CHINESE CLEAVER:
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10inch CHEF KNIFE:
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12inch HONING STEEL:
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KAI WHETSTONES:
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MORE KNIVES AND WHETSTONES: www.amazon.com/shop/finbomb
INSTAGRAM: @finbomb
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TIK TOK: @finbombofficial
www.tiktok.com/@finbombofficial
LINKS TO PURCHASE KNIVES AND WHETSTONES BELOW:
CHINESE CLEAVER:
amzn.to/3T5m2jY
10inch CHEF KNIFE:
amzn.to/3eoxGaG
12inch HONING STEEL:
amzn.to/3T3PHda
KAI WHETSTONES:
400/1000 Grit - amzn.to/3T3O9zS
1000/6000 Grit - amzn.to/3MeRdqR
MORE KNIVES AND WHETSTONES: www.amazon.com/shop/finbomb
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FIN BLADE AND FOOT POCKET INSTALLATION FOR FREE DIVING SPEARFISHING
มุมมอง 11K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Get 5 amazing tips and tricks to install fiberglass or carbon fiber fin blades into fin pockets for free diving or spearfishing. This is a complete guide with step by step instructions that takes you from just the separate parts to a complete final product. These instructions should work for many brands like, Leaderfins, Cetma, pathos, Mako, Hammerhead, Spearpro, Seac, Mantra, Prana, Meandros, ...
How to skirt a marlin lure
มุมมอง 9503 ปีที่แล้ว
The simple way to skirt a trolling lure & other tips on skirt selection and skirting tips.
how to make a spreader bar for fishing and trolling: Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and other Pelagic fish
มุมมอง 11K3 ปีที่แล้ว
-This is the complete step by step guide to making your own fishing and trolling spreader bar. I use squid skirts, hoochies aka octopus skirts to make the bar. You will need the following: -15 squid skirts 135lb &300lb mono -crimps -chafe tube or chafe springs -swivel -snap swivel -sleeve swivels -beads TOOLS: -crimper -cutter -lighter -measuring tape
Fishing With Boca Bearings in Everglades City, Florida.
มุมมอง 1403 ปีที่แล้ว
We go into the Mangrove backcountry, targeting Jack Crevalle, Snook, Redfish, and Trout all while testing the orange seal ceramic hybrid bearings from Boca Bearings. The ceramic bearings have less metal to metal contact and less rolling resistance than a standard stainless steel bearing, making it ideal for saltwater casting applications. We launch out of everglades city marina with Everglades ...
Tons of Fishing!! Yellowtail, Dorado, Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Kayak Fishing
มุมมอง 3K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Hey Guys, Here is just a short compilation to get you stoked!!! enjoy :) Check out: finbomb.com/ for more In the video, We've got Yellowtail, Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna (Ahi), Dorado (Mahihi), and more.
35lb Yellowtail Caught on a Kayak, Must See!!!
มุมมอง 38K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Check out: finbomb.com/ if you love to fish!! Another great day on the water in La Jolla. It just gets more fun every time!
27lb Yellowtail Caught in La Jolla on Kayak
มุมมอง 23K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Check out: finbomb.com/ if you love to fish! Kayak fishing in my pro angler 12 in la jolla for yellowtail on the surface iron......got lucky:)
My dog chewed up and destroyed my wife’s knife handle the day it got delivered. It’s a left handed Japanese cooking knife. Where can I get a left handed replacement handle? When I google, it only comes up with full knives, I just need a handle
Dang that sucks! Call my buddy Jon at “Japanese Knife Imports” in beverly hills CA. Tell him matt sent ya🤙🏽
Why not just glue them?
You can if you prefer, but much harder to replace later. Also it is not as clean a process. Really it is up to you if you like glue better, it will work perfectly👍🏽 there might also be some blade/pocket scenarios that lend themselves to gluing over not gluing.
this is genius! with enough heat you can take it off easily
Shining the light through is a great idea but doesn't work that well for carbon fins - slightly better on thin 'soft' version carbon Mako fin blades. The clamp is a much better idea but on a carbon fin you would need a backing plate to spread the load to make sure not to crack the carbon on clamp-up. I mis-drilled my carbon fins (Mako) because it moved during the drilling and alignment process. Fiberglass is also much easier to drill through than carbon. There is a clean up process after drilling the holes in carbon. The side rib supports are much easier on your fins - the Mako side ribs are much thicker and stiffer, much harder to maneuver into place. I made the mistake of putting the fin pocket in the oven to "gently" heat it but this just wrinkled up the foot pocket edges where your foot goes into the "shoe". Good lessons learned - wish I had seen this vid before starting my assembly.
Is it cheaper to make than buy
If it was me I would have started with the front to the back you're not playing with the swivel and crimp together. And you can't use a thread needle put the mono in the needle and push through the top
Tape up the edge first for safety reasons.
This promotes Winching using a very heavy rod and line and winching using the rod holder ,rail,or over the gunnel to fight the fish..If this is you then I sudjest you take up golf..Fishing is a sport..And this is unsportsmanlike..Are you that desperate to catch a fish..Use a teaser with a rod and lure set up behind it..And Use a line appropriate for the size of the fish..Tight lines
Sorry but you might be commenting on the wrong video. Try watching the video, it is a tutorial on making a spreader bar.
Great tips! How do you like those blades? I’m tempted to pick up a pair.
Had em for about 100 dives so far, love em!!!
Hot glue?? Nahhhh epoxy all the way
Both work perfectly! However, hot glue is easier to remove if necessary…. So for me the smartest answer is “the smallest hammer to do the job” but if you like epoxy, that is cool too😁
Epoxy is good but do not underestimate hot glue. When properly used, it will be surprisingly strong.
To put your skirts on the line use a needle so it will gide your line and it will be more easy
putting the handle is lowkey easy but how do you TAKE OFF the handle
Piece of squared off wood and a mallet
How much was the overall cost of everything, compared to buying a $150 premade bar?
Maybe half the cost, and you can control quality and all the details of your rig. Either way, you will probably get bit🤙🏽
Cheers mate very helpful
What is the brand of Foot pocket did you use?
Leader fins blade, and Omer Stingray foot pockets
Should use epoxy or silicone
You can if you need to. Some foot pockets will benefit from some sort of flexible adhesive, the combination I use (leaderfins and omer sting rays) do not need it. I hope your replacement goes well👍🏽😁
You want to be able to replace that handle in the future. Can’t do that with epoxy.
You would be surprised of how tough hot glue is. I'm a bladesmith and one day i wanted to try it to follow very old methods from a book. Basically the glue was still warm, but i left it to cool a few seconds too much, and it took me 45 minutes to remove the handle from the blade. So i would say, a properly mounted blade with hot glue will take a LOT of abuse, at least more than would be necessary to destroy the blade or the handle.
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Das ist dann fest ???
Awesome.. 👍👌
Hey there, I like seeing someone doing it the proper way lol. I put a ton of goop under the footpocket and cyano on the horns. I find that screws cause a weakpoint, so I don't drill anymore.
Screws wont cause a weakpoint. Its the improper drilling, aka the wrong bit, or an old dull bit that shreds the hole or causes pre-cracking, o the wrong size screw, or over tightening. With that said some foot pocket/blade combinations will definitely benefit from some sort of flexible adhesive. If you question which combos need it, people should seek out an experienced blade replacer to make that call for them. The combination I use (leaderfins and omer sting rays) do not need it. I hope your replacement goes well👍🏽😁
Can't wait for the Episode where you have 5-Star meals....out of a van...YEWWWWWWWWWWWW
Super helpful. Thank you
I have a small question, what is the difference between leather and a green or black stone, thanks in advance
Great first episode! I’ve been doing NC BBQ for decades and that looks great!!! As always, love your knife knowledge!!!
Many thanks!! More to come😁
Hey my man this is billy from jack's bbq. Id like to thank you for the new Victorinox cleaver. It's my new favorite knife
Thats awesome!! I am glad! Its a great blade and easy to keep sharp🤙🏽
He had to show em the pro sharpening skills
I do love talking sharpening😂🤙🏽
Great show!! Look forward to some more episodes
Thanks!! More to come for sure🤙🏽
So cool to see the behind the scenes of the BBQ kitchen & how they use their knives. Great sharpening tips as always! And now I want to try the clever I have at home 😄 cant wait for the next spot!
Thank you! There will be more!
Awesome Pro sharpening tips! Sharp knives make all the difference in the world! I gotta get me one of those cleavers!👍
Looking for the squid now 😂😂 Is there a vendor on line that is reasonable??
Very good video, I am new to this and I am looking for the 3mm SS bar itself. Where do you find these?
Industrial metal supply, lots of locations🤙🏽
@@finbombvideo thank you
excellent! can u add a nose weight to drop this 40-50 ft? like a torpedo or something
Could the leaderfins blades be mounted on a seac motus foot pocket?
I believe so…. But dry fit them before you drill or glue to be sure, also a local dive shop might be able to advise as well, good luck!
@@finbombvideo thank you very much for your reply
What keeps the rod from bending when a big fish hits one of the sides, and decides to chew on it with drag? Also, what is the main top rod made of (I assume stainless steel) and what size? Really like the video, gonna make one, but just wanted to ask. Thanks!
Well, the design has a “V” in it to support the stainless bar, but the hook is inline, so the drag of a fish would pull off that. Any bait with no hook would be spit out or just fall out of a fish’s mouth.
Excellent video. I wish I had watched this first. I recently installed some fins a bit off center of the foot pocket. I drilled the holes well centered on the blades - but the screw holes on the foot pocket are a bit off center on the foot pocket itself. I didnt imagine that the pocket would have that flaw and did not drill through the front of the pocket like you have shown. I was considering drilling new holes carefully if they don’t overlap, or maybe putting epoxy to fill the existing holes. Do you have any suggestions?
I am glad my video was helpful! I think epoxying your old holes and drilling into the patch or extremely close to the patch would require a lot of skill and luck to work out as well as you would like, with that said, redrilling holes that are at least 3/8” away from your old holes should be fine under normal stress, i would even say basic epoxying snd sand flattening your old holes couldn’t hurt either with new holes drilled. Since I cannot see your exact blades and pockets, you might want to get over to your local dive shop in person if possible and see if there is someone experienced with blade installs available if you think you would be more comfortable that way. Good luck!
@@finbombvideo Thank you!
@@finbombvideo If I shift the holes over laterally a bit, and also pull the fin out further a little, the new holes would be 3/8 away. But I am wondering if I could also widen the existing holes a little, so as to have more lateral play for positioning the fin before screwing it down and attaching the rails? I figure that maybe with the screws and plate and also rails attached that it would hold in place well
I wish I could see it in person, that is the only way I would feel comfortable suggesting anything. Do you have a local dive shop you trust?
No glue?
Not needed on all combinations, for this combo, not needed at all. But each combo is different, I think pathos is a glue everytime brand from what I hear…. Good luck🤙🏽
Great video. I see that you didn't add a tease splash bird. Would that make it more attractive? Also, where do you buy the soft squids? I see them in ebay but, do you get them somewhere else? Thank you!
A bird probably wouldn’t do much other than help it have lift in the water, which is not a bad addition, but isn’t totally necessary and is an extra expense. And for squids, amazon, or ebay, or cabelas, or a local saltwater tackle shop will have them. I hope yours turns out well!
@@finbombvideo What size are the sleeve swivels? 3/0? Thank you.
@@finbombvideodo you know how to make a wide tracker that makes the spreader go out to the side so you dont need outriggers like the ones sterling tackle makes?
Where do you find the stainless rods at that length? Most of the welding rods that are made of ER316 steel are only 36 inches long. What size sleeved swivels did you use and where did you buy it from? The largest I found was 3/0 and it shows an outer diameter of 3mm which is less than the 1/8" rod diameter (3.2mm) Where did you buy that squid from? The hoochies are easier to find, but this squid with the stripped pattern seems harder to find.
Industrial metal supply sells 12ft sticks for around $15🤙🏽
I found that Graingers has them. Industrial Metal Supply is not in New England
It almost looks like you know what you're talking about ...weird ...INSANE BLUEFIN FOAMER !!!YEWWWWWWWW!!!!!
Whattup Capt Don!! Bro you know I will take a foamer over trolling if I had the choice🤙🏽
10 months ago???!!!!
What's the overall cost?
congrats, very useful tutorial. just one question: don't you use on top a trolling airplane?
You definitely can, that would help at 3-5 mph or if your rod tip is very close to the freeboard…. If you troll this rig from higher rod holders or an outrigger with a super sturdy snap release it will bounce in top no problem at all, the stainless rod is robust and durable but i really want to try this rig with carbon fiber or a super light fiberglass, therefor decreasing weight….. but for the price of stainless, it is a great argument to just use it and catch fish and worry about other stuff😂
Very nice thx
You are welcome!
@@finbombvideowhy aren't there hooks on every teaser? Don't they get hit?
Matisyahu rocking out. Great video
Nice.
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Had to mute the entire video
Haha, all good🤙🏽🤙🏽
Yeah man!!! That just gave me the chills!
Yep, gotta agree with that. Crap music but great vid otherwise. I just turn it to mute.
Isn't that area a marine reserve?