Great video straight to the point no BS . I ran out of pig floats I used wine bottle rubber cork for bait flot . I use two to three depending how much bait I want to load up on my hook . Tight lines to you
Haha, as I reached 50 I have more medicine bottles than I know what to do with! Great video, appreciate simple rigs for catching my favorite targets. IL river near Peoria only offers channel so looking forward to more Santee fishing.
Yes that is exactly what i told my wife years ago. I would definitely use the pinkish red/white cork for that. We have been going to the ocean to do it for years now but not made the trip yet. Let me know how it works for you!
@@BudBanksOutdoors try a Johnson gold or silver spoon about a half ounce variety of caught red trouts and flounders in the surf and pompano the gold one looks like a little croaker in the silver one looks like a mullet they can't resist it I'm definitely going to try that rig for flounder
One thing I`ve been doing on my mono lines for over 40 yrs, is that I have rod bags made up for all my poles and reels when I`m done it goes into the bag until next time. besides not letting things rub on your line it keeps the ultra vioilet light off of your line and it will last like new up to 10 times longer than if you never covered it. Cause we all know that on a regular set up you have to replace the line at least once a season. but using the rod covers you can get 3yrs or more out of your spooled line. Try it it does work.
I will have to try that. I have never thought of it like that. I been trying to keep my rods in rod locker when not using them to keep the sin off them. I know that sun is hard on everything!!! Thanks for the suggestion.
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Great video straight to the point no BS . I ran out of pig floats I used wine bottle rubber cork for bait flot . I use two to three depending how much bait I want to load up on my hook . Tight lines to you
Thanks for the kind words. I try and make videos short and sweet to the point. Hope you Subscribed and thanks for watching!
I`ve had good luck with that line and it lasts pretty good for the money. My go to choice when I buy line.
thank you for showing me a new method on using a floater
No problem and thanks for watching!
Excellent video!! I usually use a Carolina rig but …I’m definitely gonna try this! Great tip with using the medicine bottles!
Thanks for watching and the kind words!!! Good luck!
Very informative. Plain and simple video on the Santee Rig.
Yes good luck!
Sir, you have yourself a new subscriber. Great video and advice, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching and joining our team!!!
Great video, I'll be using that rig the next time i go out. I really liked the weight setup, never seen it before, Thanks for the information
Make it where it will slip off kind of easy with the bend in wire before your line would break. Good Luck!!!!!
Haha, as I reached 50 I have more medicine bottles than I know what to do with! Great video, appreciate simple rigs for catching my favorite targets. IL river near Peoria only offers channel so looking forward to more Santee fishing.
My wife is from Decatur. Yes seems like channels are the most abundant there.
saved about $5 on that dragging sinker ,I could deal with that every time.
Thanks for the lollipop idea that is awsome just made some snake weights but I like that lollipop even better faster and cheaper !!!
Good luck with it!
Works great!
600th subscriber! Yes sir! Thank you for the information. Will continue to watch!
Yes you are, welcome to our team!!!!! Thank You!
Great video with some great ideas Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for watching and I hope it helps you!
Good video sir, I like the lollipop weight set up, also by using a float to store your multi rigs in another video.
Thanks for watching and the weight system works great!
this was exactly what i needed! thank you sir!
You're very welcome!
Love this video. Great ideas
Thanks so much! I hope they help you!
That would be an awesome rig for down here in Jacksonville Florida I bet you for flounder the wire looks like it's about 6 in Long
Yes that is exactly what i told my wife years ago. I would definitely use the pinkish red/white cork for that. We have been going to the ocean to do it for years now but not made the trip yet. Let me know how it works for you!
@@BudBanksOutdoors try a Johnson gold or silver spoon about a half ounce variety of caught red trouts and flounders in the surf and pompano the gold one looks like a little croaker in the silver one looks like a mullet they can't resist it I'm definitely going to try that rig for flounder
@@larryclark4297 You would still run the slip cork for buoyancy to keep it off the bottom?
Awesome!!!!
Outstanding video.
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Thanks for a good video 👍
Thank you too
A lot of people did not grow up fishing. Duh.😂
Well Done
Thank you and thanks for watching.
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Thanks for watching!
Can you use a snap on float
Yes, you can. I thought I already responded to your question. I'm so sorry for the delay.
One thing I`ve been doing on my mono lines for over 40 yrs, is that I have rod bags made up for all my poles and reels when I`m done it goes into the bag until next time. besides not letting things rub on your line it keeps the ultra vioilet light off of your line and it will last like new up to 10 times longer than if you never covered it. Cause we all know that on a regular set up you have to replace the line at least once a season. but using the rod covers you can get 3yrs or more out of your spooled line. Try it it does work.
I will have to try that. I have never thought of it like that. I been trying to keep my rods in rod locker when not using them to keep the sin off them. I know that sun is hard on everything!!! Thanks for the suggestion.