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@@ashleyedmonds9909 If you’re planning on doing both Jigging and stickbaiting, I’d go with the H reel. The XH reel is more suited to stickbaiting as it can make it easier to work stickbaits for longer periods without getting tired. The H reel makes it easier to work different pitch jerks actions when jigging. Both the Saltiga and the Certate SW are great reels!

@@HaiFishing thx so much. I've seen many ppl on youtube use xh when jigging, so I've been worried to splurge on the wrong reel type. The daiwa website state h is more designed for jigging. Very confusing. You should maybe do a video on the main differences.

@@ashleyedmonds9909 I’ll probably make a tackle talk video later this year. I’ll make sure to go through the reel types for sure! 🤙🏽

@@GulpAction PE3 50lb main braid line and 80lb Nylon Shock leader if both jigging and stickbaiting. But if only jigging, 60-80lb Flurocarbon leader is enough

@HaiFishing is 50 or 60 lb leader fine.

@ Only if you’re using Flurocarbon as it’s more abrasion resistant than Nylon Shock leader. You’ll need to use higher, 80lb minimum Nylons Shock leader to have a similar abrasion resistance to 50lb Flurocarbon

Thanks mate!

@@Ryder-j6w Both work well, but I generally only use split ring attached to solid ring for PE3 and under setups. For any setups that are PE4, 6, 8, and 10, I use anywhere between 80lb to 220lb Nylon Shock leader, where the leader line is quite thick so it’s better to have crimped attached to split ring. The crimped attached to split ring connection is about 16-30% stronger than tying knots to connect to your lure or knot to solid ring with split ring. Also for anything PE6, 8, and 10 I only use stickbaits, poppers, or casting metals. They are too heavy to jig with all day as you will get very tired very quickly. I save Jigging for anything under PE6, though I do occasionally shore jig with PE6 but not for long and only at the end of a session, as it’s very taxing/ fatiguing on the body. I’ll go into more detail in a tackle talk or ‘how to video’ later on. Hope you stay tuned 🤙🏽

thanks and i sure will stay tuned for the tackle talk Hai.

sorry for asking all these question ive only been rock fishing for tuna and kingfish for one and a half years

@@Ryder-j6w Size 3/0 BKK Raptor Z Trebles

@@HaiFishing thanks

@@WeeToo-j4l Thanks mate! Appreciate you watching and glad you enjoyed the video! More to come for sure! 🤙🏽

@@Ryder-j6w Nylon has great stretch and bounce for shock absorption, but it is much more softer than Fluorocarbon. Fluorocarbon is stiffer and has no shock absorption capability but is much more abrasive resistant than Nylon. Nylon also floats whereas Flurocarbon sinks. Because of how soft Nylon is you will need to used thicker size of Nylon to have a similar abrasion resistance as Flurocarbon, i.e. 150lb Nylon is roughly similar to 60-80lb Flurocarbon in terms of abrasion resistance. Because of how abrasive resistant Flurocarbon is and its sinking characteristics, it’s best to use fluorocarbon for jigs or sinking lures. But because of how Nylon has the floating characteristics it’s better to use it for floating stickbaits and poppers or other floating lures. Nylon’s shock absorption, stretch and bounce back characteristics also make working topwater lures easy and is less likely to affect the topwater lure’s natural swim pattern when working the topwater lure. Hope that makes sense. I’ll go into further detail on the topic in a future tackle talk or how to video. Hope you stay tuned 🤙🏽

@@HaiFishing thanks

@@markhughes8005 I have a few trips planned! 🤙🏽

@HaiFishing iv got a few nice spots 👌

@@hi_im_ep1k187 💯😂

@@FishingBiodiversity Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed the video! More to come for sure 🤙🏽

@@Felixkoifish I was using 150lb Varivas Nylon Shock Leader here

@@JDL1115 Definitely, but I wanted to get a picture here with the lure still in its mouth. I just shouldn’t have let go of its head. Too much adrenaline and excitement, I forgot to keep a hold of its head haha

@ you could change from treble hooks into single hook for your lures. I’m using the BKK Lone Diablo single hooks on all of my fishing lures. It’s much easy to release and safer to handle.

I do use singles on some of my stickbaits but I prefer to use trebles on my poppers as fish often swipe at poppers and it’s easier to stick the hooks onto them with trebles. It’s definitely safer with singles though!

@@harrygoodenough Felt like the final boss battle bro! Haha

@@choicefishing Thanks bro! 🤙🏽

@@johnkovacs2388 Thanks bro! The adrenaline from catching my first metrey Kingy definitely made me forget all of my senses haha. Learnt to never let go of their heads when they’re that green, that’s for sure! Leg has healed up nicely since, no harm done. It just made the sashimi taste all the more better in the end hahaha! I might take you up on that offer! Feel free to DM on Instagram if you have it, mine is @hai_life Tight lines bro! 🤙🏽

Well said old salty.

@@JYLFishing Thanks John! I worked so hard for it landbased, so felt like a dream come true finally catching it haha. The hook puncture marks are definitely a battle scar that I’m proud to share haha ❤️🤙🏽

@@magicaltwig Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed the video! Hopefully more to come for sure! 🤙🏽

@@JakesFishingJourney Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed the video! I gotta always show respect to these fish cause without them we wouldn’t be able to have these amazing experiences and memories on the water with them! ❤️🤙🏽

@@fabianronck4575 Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed the video! I definitely learnt a painful lesson that day, never let go of the fish when taking photos! All the adrenaline made me forget everything including the pain from the hook haha 🤙🏽

@@wingheiwong7336 Thanks bro! Glad you liked the video! It definitely felt like fighting the final boss when I hooked that Kingy haha 🤙🏽

@@maniyhy9451 Thanks bro! Honestly there was no way I was stopping that first fish with the PE3 setup I was using. That was a +120cm Kingfish, and Kingfish are notoriously dirty fighters. The ledge has a lot of structure on the bottom too for them to bust you off. I needed a PE6-8 setup with heavier gear and drag for that situation. Unfortunately I was just there at the right time but with the wrong gear. I was only targeting Bonito that day haha

@@marcyoomarcyoofishing4u512 Thanks Marc! It’s been a tough journey but we got there in the end! It honestly didn’t hurt that bad, but I think it helped with all the adrenaline in me at the time haha. The leg healed up nicely 🤙🏽

@@GoldenHourFishing Thanks bro! Yeah for sure, too much adrenaline, made me forget to keep holding onto his head so he wouldn’t head shake like that with the lure and hooks haha. Definitely won’t forget next time haha

@@GianniMavrofishingAdventures Thanks Gianni! Now time to get some of your Tuna luck haha 😜

@@joshzfishing Thanks bro!

@@indosydneyfishing Thanks bro! You next! 😜🤙🏽

Thanks mate! It was a tough journey but we got there in the end! 🤙🏽

Thanks bro! 🤙🏽

Thanks bro! Still in shock and awe from all of it, was a crazy experience haha

@@botakfishing Thanks bro! Honestly it wasn’t even that painful having the hook in, but that must have been all the adrenaline in my system haha

Cheers mate 🤙🏽

Definitely is! 🤙🏽

@@GulpAction Check out the description of the video, all tackle info should be there 🤙🏽

@@timmyboiijunior6020 Thanks bro! Definitely planning to do more trips up north for sure 🤙🏽

@@kenyan854 Most rocky headlands along the NSW coast hold deep water. Best to use Google Maps and go exploring and sightseeing first to scout out spots to fish later. Watch, listen and learn from the local experienced fishermen you meet while exploring. Goodluck and stay safe! 🤙🏽

@@HaiFishing ths for replying. For improve the efficiency. Is there any contour map to use?

@@EastCoast_Mayhem Thanks bro! More to come for sure 🤙🏽

@@HaydenMarshman They can be found potentially anywhere where there’s deep water. I’ve caught Bonito all year round before at first light off the rocks where there’s deep water

@@GulpAction Glad you enjoyed the video bro! That rod is good for ultralight jigging but I would suggest using the other setup (where I caught the Salmon on topwater) for off the rocks. That setup is better suited for it since it’s longer and gives you more options for different styles (shore jigging, shore casting, or soft plastics/Ajing). It also has a better stopping power backbone incase you run into a bigger Bonito haha. Goodluck bro! 🤙🏽

Ty bro. Where'd u buy it? I'm on budget price for now (200-300)bux for rod and reel.

@@GulpAction Coastal Fishing Tackle in Sydney can help you with a setup similar to it 🤙🏽

Ty!

@@Corndawg12 For sure! It’s become my favourite rod to use for anything light gear fishing 🤙🏽

@@H7adida Thanks bro! More videos to come for sure!

@@hieudotrung6434 Thanks bro! Was definitely a bit of a pyscho fight with such light gear and sketchy conditions haha

@@MarkDeFishing Thanks bro! Great fun during the colder months for sure 🤙🏽

Thanks bro! Was so sketchy that day haha

You can try to escape the swell by driving heaps far up north or down south. Some spots will allow you to fish safely in high swells if you know the spot well and can pick a spot that’s sheltered from the waves. I use the Palms The Dax 3g and 5g jigs to catch bait. Best to burley up well and cast the jig in the burley cloud and jig it in the cloud for best results 🤙🏽

@HaiFishing only spot I know down south protected from swell is bass point. I'd love to drive up north but don't really know a spot protected from the swells. I think maybe there's a spot up north around wybung, I havnt been there yet so idk how it is during swells. Yeah this 5 gram jigs... I bought some from Ali express and they were slaying slimies on the light set up, you reckon yakkas would hit the smaller ones? If I keep getting more success using em I might upgrade. Thanks man 🤙🤙 love the vids

@@grunty3743 If you have burley out, the Yakkas will hit anything small in the burley clouds. Goodluck bro! 🤙🏽

@@DrJimCSMS It depends on the reel, rod and main lone setup I’m using, but generally, 60g jigs with 40-60lb fluorocarbon leader and 30g jigs and lighter jigs with 10-30lb Fluorocarbon leader