Here on the east coast, using a Sputnik is necessary most of the time with our rough surf. I love Redfin Fishing’s Sputniks. They are the best I’ve used in the industry!
Are you fishing in the snow today?Another quality video, thanks. Losing the expensive weight is painful, a rookie mistake is tip wrapped or not re tying after many long distance casts
Great video Blane, I use key 🗝️ rings clips 🩳 fasteners on my Sr,mate cart bait basket, to hold my Sputnik sinkers , even though am throwing more pyramids than Sputnik's, because I want to get out there quickly 🎣🐟🐟 but also have seen the disadvantages of catches I have missed with other people using them, 😮😢🐟🐟 fishing by me, got me thinking 🤔 that I should use them even more, when I know that they are game changers, I think it's time to visit your Shop 🚙,, Stay Safe God Bless,,
Sputniks were originally developed in England, The Sinker Guy who you forgot to mention has a cool storage system for sputniks where they clip on loop and you can clip them on and carry them real easily Larry Finch one of the big commercial Pompano fishermen onthe east coast uses sputniks exclusively.
Used all those except for BoP (Haven't tried yet, but will) remarkable results, as well The Sinker Guy sinkers. All are great products! Will be using the holes in the bait board idea. Usually just pile them in the bait basket.
Who is the one that makes the sputnik that folds back and has the plastic on it I did not catch the name. Since I only get to come the the Gulf once or twice a year. All the information you put in your videos they do help me out. Thank you for making them.
I've seen plenty of Sputnik n I gotta say the sinkers guy Sputnik is the best ones around. The fact that they wasn't mentioned is weird considering they are in basically every tackle shop in FL. The sinkers guys Sputnik are the best around for sure imo
Here on the east coast, using a Sputnik is necessary most of the time with our rough surf. I love Redfin Fishing’s Sputniks. They are the best I’ve used in the industry!
@@Fishin-Girl
They are solid. The owner is a super cool guy also. Sponsors a lot of our events.
Are you fishing in the snow today?Another quality video, thanks. Losing the expensive weight is painful, a rookie mistake is tip wrapped or not re tying after many long distance casts
Great video Blane, I use key 🗝️ rings clips 🩳 fasteners on my Sr,mate cart bait basket, to hold my Sputnik sinkers , even though am throwing more pyramids than Sputnik's, because I want to get out there quickly 🎣🐟🐟 but also have seen the disadvantages of catches I have missed with other people using them, 😮😢🐟🐟 fishing by me, got me thinking 🤔 that I should use them even more, when I know that they are game changers, I think it's time to visit your Shop 🚙,, Stay Safe God Bless,,
Yep!
Sputniks were originally developed in England, The Sinker Guy who you forgot to mention has a cool storage system for sputniks where they clip on loop and you can clip them on and carry them real easily Larry Finch one of the big commercial Pompano fishermen onthe east coast uses sputniks exclusively.
@@DHW-t4n
I have seen those! Larry is a legend.
Used all those except for BoP (Haven't tried yet, but will) remarkable results, as well The Sinker Guy sinkers. All are great products! Will be using the holes in the bait board idea. Usually just pile them in the bait basket.
@@dw56
I’m glad it was helpful. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Who is the one that makes the sputnik that folds back and has the plastic on it I did not catch the name. Since I only get to come the the Gulf once or twice a year. All the information you put in your videos they do help me out. Thank you for making them.
Brunken Manufacturing
I've seen plenty of Sputnik n I gotta say the sinkers guy Sputnik is the best ones around. The fact that they wasn't mentioned is weird considering they are in basically every tackle shop in FL. The sinkers guys Sputnik are the best around for sure imo
They are good ones too.
that fin on the redfin also gets it to plane on the surface upon retrieval to keep it from getting snagged
Nice! Good to know.