211LB Bluefin // Tackle Break Down! @Highliner_Sportfishing
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Hot ticket this trip was +200g vertical jigs during the night, and fly line during the day! We still recommend bringing a 50# Colt Sniper set up and a sinker rig set up as well. It helps to have multiple set ups for whatever style of fishing presents itself!
Hope you all enjoyed this video! thank you all for watching!
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I used these with the Team Catfish weight slides to make a th-cam.com/users/postUgkxdmsDj7fQXe77DC0l7P7ua8B3PiESUubM Carolina rig and they were perfect for the ponds I fish. I have also used them to make 3 way rigs and these work perfectly. Haven't had any issues with them snagging in rocks or in weeds yet.
Glad you liked it. Love doing these tackle break down videos to better prepare people for their future trips!
You know how we always say “ask the deckhands, they’ll tell you exactly what to throw and how to rig?”
Well here it is BEFORE we step on the boat. Great info here Ray, thank you! And congrats to Jamie, wow!!
Thanks man! Hoping to do something like this once a week, to better help everyone be prepared.
And hell yeah, very big congrats to Jamie!
The information you are providing is golden. So thanks.
For some people that might not know how your setting up the floro to leader to jig you should show how you guys are setting those up on the 100lb setups.
That’s a good idea! Thank you, I’ll try to make that happen for a near future video!
If you ever think of anything else please lmk👊
Glad it's working out for you on the new job. I knew you would be great at it. Will definitely book a trip on your boat asap.
Really appreciate that, thank you!
Please do, come on out at get tight with us!
Thanks for the great tips on the tackle and the reports.
Happy to do so! I’m gonna try to do my best to do a weekly update!
Thanx brother hope to see u on the watter soon....tite lines n charp hooks 🪝
Hopefully! I’ll be out working the Highliner a lot this year, come on out and get tight with us!
Nice finally get to go off shore on the Seawatch and take a break form deep water cod
Nice man! Hope you guys get on them! Best of luck out there brotha👊
Congratulations to Jamie Cowan!!!!
Hell yeah! Still so pumped for him! Cowan Cow!
Thanks Ray
Happy to share! Hoping to try and get one of these out once a week. Keep everyone up to date on what to bring out!
Great update, good looking on those red jigs. Im going to go out tomorrow on our charter, Relentless. Im taking: 2-25lb, a 30, 40, 60 and 100. :) Tight lines brother.
Happy to spread the knowledge!
Hoping to do a weekly update like this throughout the season.
You’re more than ready! Best of luck out there brotha, hope you slay it!
Thanks again Ray!
Always happy to help! Can’t wait for next week!
@@Dirty.Hookers Same here man!
Going out this Sunday on the San Diego. Thank you for the info brotha!!🤙
Nice, glad I was able to get this out in time for you! Best of luck out there brotha!👊
Nice info! Thanks again
Happy to help! Thanks for the feedback👊
3 full setups you would take on a overnight to day and half , rod reel would be great
This video was covering from overnight - 3 day fishing.
But if you only had 3, I would recommend
1 vertical jig 100lb set up
1 30# fly line set up
1 50# colt sniper set up
Good Soup,,,thanks 🙏
Thank you!
Nice fish, keep em coming
Going to try to do my best to do a weekly update throughout the season!
Kudos on all the information awesome keep up the good work
Thank you bro! I’ll try to keep up with updates on bites as best as I can!
Late to this video, but I’m building my arsenal up right now.
I have a good 25-40lb setup(preferably on the lower end but can use in a pinch). Flylining and even casting topwater depending on what’s good.
What would you recommend for my next setup(s) in prep for overnight-multi day? Should I go for a heavier setup to have for the night bite I could also go a little lighter with if need be? Or should I go for a 50-60lb setup?
Love your channel man
Thank you brotha, I really appreciate the support. In this link, I go over everything I use that was working lately along with all the set ups I take on a overnight - multi day trip
th-cam.com/video/gevNj2Y1Ep8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4Q_cdGSYqpWze8vO
I believe that you will use the lighter rigs more often than your 100lb rig. Go with the next step up or so with a reel spooled with 50lb or 60 lb and you can use it for jigs as well as fly lining(big boys around). Put this on a 30lb-60lb rated rod (Phenix, Okuma ) and you should be good.
Thank you for information. Please provide a link for jigs.
Nowhere online carries Richwin jigs unfortunately, but hopefully that will change soon. I know
Erics tackle, Richards tackle, Kens custom reels, Anglers choice, Island tackle, and Seaforth landing Carries Richwin lures
For knife jigs and flat falls at night how long of a top shot should you have would a short 15 feet be good enough? And do you need to have floro on the top shot or just mono is fine?
It’s all personal preference.
If I were to do a mono topshot, I’d run about 25 feet of 80 or 100lb top shot, to a 2ft crimp leader of 130 - 200lb flouro.
Last time I went out I ran straight braid to a 6ft leader of 130 flouro, because I didn’t have 80 or 100lb mono
@@Dirty.Hookers thanks
@@socalfishincrew5410 anytime! I also posted this video recently if you haven’t already seen it. Bluefin Jigging Seminar
th-cam.com/video/Ul5FLB2dFgQ/w-d-xo.html
Second question: what is your technique(s) on the 80-120 grams for day-time fishing? Also - what is recommended rod/reel and line recommendations?
For day time jig fishing, 40-60 lb test.
Your choice if you want to go braid straight to a flouro leader or a top shot of mono, everyone has their own preferred way of rigging.
For bluefin you want your line as vertical as possible. Drop to the depth captain said they’re at, focus in that zone.
Freespool, retrieve, repeat
Question: are fishing braid to flouro or mono on top of braid and then fluro?
So everyone has their personal preference.
I personally like about 25-30 feet of 80-100 lb mono before my bite leader. It’ll give a little bit of stretch and help be a little bit more forgiving while fighting the fish.
@@Dirty.Hookers I have seen that move - I am now a fan of wind-in’s either flouro or mono in #60-100- less connections - great smooth knot - more stealthy during the day I think too. I am not sure you get a lot of stretch from #100 mono but I just want connections
@@michaelniemiec5235 it’s definitely not gonna stretch as much as like 50# and less, but mono still stretches making it at least a little more forgiving.
Braid to a fluoro leader is as stiff as it gets, so having at least a little mono will help a little bit
What size rubber bands are those that you use?
I’m not sure what size, but your basic office size rubber bands work just fine.
Hi ray what’s your thoughts on the ringed style circle or j hooks for the live bait
A lot of people use the ringed live bait hooks, and it actually does help the bait swim a little better, but I personally just prefer the plain hook with no rings.
Just personal preference really.
I just flew down from Nor Cal on my first San Diego Bluefin Trip and I’m hooked now (no pun intended). I used rental rod/reel setups but what is a nice intermediate setup to have?
Fly line set up is the most important one to have while fishing offshore.
The 100# set ups for the night time fishing, just stick with the rental rods for now because those are super expensive.
For a fly line set up, I would recommend a shimano Torium 20 spooled up with 65lb braid, leave enough room for about a 100 yard top shot of 30# mono.
Paired with a Turners California rod. Something rated in the 20-40 or 20-50 lb range.
That would be the most cost efficient, but still super nice set up you can get. And you’ll probably be able to fish it forever!
That’s exactly what I was looking for! We get Albacore up here and it’ll double as that setup. Appreciate the advice as I do my research
@@edwarren690 always happy to help!
Nice bluefin man! I am just getting into fishing for yellows and came up with a setup for kind of an all purpose yellowtail outfit. I’m going for the tri helix 807 or 907 15-40 for fly line and torium 16. I will use this for big bonito and yellowtail fly line and occasional irons. Any opinions or tips or suggestions regarding this setup are appreciated.
Probably they 8’ for an all around. You’ll still be able to cast on there, and it’ll be more effective fly lining with 8ft than a 9ft
What have the Bonita been eating? Jigs or live bait
Both. Mostly live bait, but when they’re boiling pretty good, you can definitely get them on jigs for sure
Awesome vid! What hooks, assist, and split rings are you running on the jigs?
Hey sorry for the late reply, just seeing this!
For the 200g - 280g jigs, I like 6/0 assist hooks
And for +300g jigs, I like 7/0 assist hooks.
Split rings, anything from size 8 rated 120# up to size 10 rated 200#
What reel you use for 211 tuna??
I believe he had a Daiwa Saltiga 55 LD
Spooled up with 100lb braid to a 200# crimp leader on his jig
Sinker rig leader mono or flouro?
Sinker rig, you can either fish braid to flouro or mono to fluoro and you attach the sinker just a over the connection knot
Here’s a link on how to tie a sinker rig
th-cam.com/video/LPhnsEamRwI/w-d-xo.html
How much for the tickets?
Not sure how much Hayden’s charter is, you’ll have to DM him on instagram. Our 1.5 day open party price is $435
Where can you get these knife jigs?
The richwins are at most of the landings in SD.
But knife jigs in general can be found at almost all tackle shops in Southern California along with all the sportfishing landings as well
@@Dirty.Hookers thank you! Ya, was interested in the richwins specifically… hadn’t seen them before.
@@sourceoffroad hoping to have a website up in the near future, but rn just tackle shops
Interested in the richwin knife jig 270g or 300g in the sriracha color. I live in San bernardino, CA. what is the closest landing, or store to purchase this jig?
@@grizzlytroutfishing8472 I think Richards tackle will probably be closest for you.
I know Erics tackle, Richards tackle, Kens custom reels, Anglers choice, Island tackle, and Seaforth landing all carry Richwin lures
Look healthy bro see you loosing weight
Thanks for noticing brotha, that means a lot! Down about 55lbs rn!
U loosing weight bro you look good
I appreciate you noticing that brotha, thank you so much! Gotta shed some more, but feeling good for sure!
Breakdown
Yessir! Going to try my best to keep them coming every week
Is it an absolute must to upgrade the hooks on these knife jigs?
A lot of knife jigs come without any hooks because everyone has a personal preference on how to rig. But the ones that come rigged, usually can handle bluefin.
As long as the assist hooks are 5/0 and up you should be okay. Type of hooks and how many on top or bottom comes down to each individual