"How-To" Halibut Rigging (A to Z) Must See

Halibut in Puget Sound is fianlly open....
Follow Tommy Donlin, Co-Host at Fish Hunt Northwest, as he walks you through a number of options, for proper and productive rigging when in pursuit of Pacific Northwest Halibut, in this weeks "How-To" in the FHN Bait Lab....
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[@dongorsegner4607]

New to the salt, thanks for all the info

[@carlossales8710]

I miss understood what you said about barbless hooks if you are fishing in Sekiu and sequin you say it has to be barbless even fish for lingcod and other bottom fish
Thanks for the information on halibut rigging it’s going to be my first time I disabled veteran I brought a boat and want to give it a try thanks again

[@SolarBurrito]

yes barbless unless you are west of Tatoosh line

[@brendanwoerner3352]

I’m new to halibut and understand this is a larger fish but 250lb seems overkill for leader material for puget sound halibut. I don’t own a boat at all and would go in a charter if anything. What would be a ideal jigging rig? I plan on using T-Turn 120lb swivels that I can rig for bait and jigging with 80lb powerpro max cuattro braid for my main line.

[@AuSableAngler]

Can you guys recommend an area to try in MA-9 or MA-10? I'd like to try it thos weekend for the first time.

[@smashrc123]

How to glue the octopus on the line?

[@benjaminmcqueen344]

Trout??? For halibut bait???

[@FishHuntNorthwest]

Yes, trout and Kokanee work fantastic...

[@airsaesere4146]

Any tips and advice where to drop the line at Sekiu for halibut ? Thx

[@FishHuntNorthwest]

We will have that discussion on the show Thursday, with Tommy. Starts at 6:00pm LIVE... Be sure to tune it..