Hawaii Fishing Tips: Ulua Fishing Gear(EVERYTHING YOU NEED)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2019
- In today's episode we are going over some tips for everything you need for Hawaii fishing, more specifically ulua fishing! Here's a look at all the tackle that I use, as well as some suggestions! You can find more ulua tackle by clicking the link below(affiliates)
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Love seeing your channel grow 🔥 Keep up the grind bruh🤙
Thanks so much man!!! You guys are the best. We gotta collab when I'm up there
Aloha Bruh!!!! Awesome channel !! Keep up the great work!!!
I clicked on the notification so fast also you should do more live streams those are really fun oh yea and that sucks about the copy right stuff
Thanks man!!! Gonna be doing another livestream this week hopefully!
Love your videos🤙 the intro song is 🔥
Thanks Justin! My cousin Ryan Medrano makes it!! Its called JUICE
Great video, I would recommend okuma reels, they are not very expensive and a great product, I use mine for tuna and yellowtail fishing. If you get a chance I would recommend looking at them or trying them out. Keep up the good content🤙🤙
I wanna sample umm! Maybe theyll sponsor your boi haha
@@FishandDiveHawaii Yea man, my family owns a fishing boat, come check us out excelsportfishing.com
eyyyyyyyy 2.7k u r growing quick in a year you would prob be at a 100k
Chee!! I hope so. Haha
When I rig live bait to my hooks, I avoid hooking the body as much as possible. I usually use, depending how big the live bait, 30lb-50lb braided line tied up around the tail and inside gill plate to mouth. Then I tie a double hook leader to the gill plate (hook hangs below the mouth) and second hook to the tail. So it becomes a live bait lure lol. Another handy tip, buy a cheap Chinese GoPro (action camera) with a waterproof case and attach it to a slide with lead and send it down the line with your whipping pole mainline attached to camera so you can reel it back up with footage of your bait (or lack of bait) and you can see the area your lead landed. If you don’t like the spot, break off and cast again. If at night, you can put a glo stick to the camera to check bait.
That double hook is a sick idea!! Sounds like a lot of work haha. You might have to show me and person. And with the GoPro thing, I actually seen someone on Big Island have a video like that awhile ago!!! Same thing you're talking about!
Fish and Dive Hawaii it is lol... I usually use small tilapia caught at chocolate beach (West loch) from brackish water. Tilapia are so hardy that they live out of water for a long time and very easy to keep alive in a bucket. Tying a hook to the tail is easy, just tie around the tail and run the hook under the line tied to the fish. As for the gill plate, I have a big sewing needle that I use to run the line through the gills to the mouth and I either run the line directly to the eye of the hook and knot it together or if it’s big bait, I use a third line to tie the hook to line inside the gill plate. Kinda like how you use the zip tie but with braided line. I like using braid for this since you don’t need to pull so hard to clinch the knot. It works really well, I suggest you try it, bait stays alive much longer and better chance of a solid hook up.
I use number 12 malin wire for hook and number 12 wire for rub line and make it around 7ft long connected to a number 4 barrel swivel to my main reel line for bait casting and usually use a number 26 BKN maruto hook and skinned tako leg all white meat around 3 inches long i don't fish during the day I only fish at night more action at night
i love it all
Thanks man!!!
Cool video
Thank you!
Howzit I’m just getting myself set up for dunking and wondering what’s a good reel and main line pound test I should use ?
For a spinning reel
Penn battle 2 what line or how much lbs you put on the reel?
What do you think about a avet hx reel
What lbs test on ur conventional reel ?
Hey man I’m heading out there next week gonna be there till Jan. I plan on trying to fish out there. I was wondering if we could meet up and fish
Awesome man! Hit me up on the DMs. I might do a meetup soon.
Fish and Dive Hawaii for sure man I appreciate the REPLY. I’ve actually been on the island for about 2 days
What lbs test line do you use on your reels?
Depending on the reel I use anywhere from 15 lbs for my lighter tackle, and up to 40 lb for my bigger reels. Monofilament of course. You can go a lot higher with braid but I prefer mono
@@FishandDiveHawaii Why do you prefer mono over braid? and thx for all the tips brah!
@@808AppleJacks for conventionals always go wit mono cuz braid is gonna mess up ur finger if u not careful
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Doesn’t this fall under fair use? Not like you used the entire clip.
I know right 😳
Fish and Dive Hawaii I’m sure you could challenge it. Once TH-cam looks at it, they will remove the strike. Choke people use the copyright as a tool to remove vids not knowing it’s illegal and opens them up to a counter law suit.
When I rig live bait to my hooks, I avoid hooking the body as much as possible. I usually use, depending how big the live bait, 30lb-50lb braided line tied up around the tail and inside gill plate to mouth. Then I tie a double hook leader to the gill plate (hook hangs below the mouth) and second hook to the tail. So it becomes a live bait lure lol. Another handy tip, buy a cheap Chinese GoPro (action camera) with a waterproof case and attach it to a slide with lead and send it down the line with your whipping pole mainline attached to camera so you can reel it back up with footage of your bait (or lack of bait) and you can see the area your lead landed. If you don’t like the spot, break off and cast again. If at night, you can put a glo stick to the camera to check bait.
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