@@KoSMTTwe'll always support you and your madam, cause when my kids see anyone of you and miss Jenna's videos their faces lights up. By the way thanks for the help, the wife tax works better in the kitchen for me, a lot of thanks to miss Jenna, no offense. I'll keep cooking so I could fish On 😋
Fantastic tutorial. Very clear and concise. So interesting the local and foreign names just like the fish. Always use the up and down and switcher. Never tried the knocker. Will definitely pass this one along.
Wasn't going to comment...but I saw you got a Tum down....and I laugh...because yuh advice was very good n beneficial to fishermen...great advice dude, keep up with it....
Thank you! The knocker rig is a very effective snapper rig....Especially in places with a lot of structure....Gets your bait down right where you want it!
I watches and follow this video u explained it very good and i was allowed to follow u keep it up never stop fish on .looking forward to the next one 👌
@@KoSMTT chagaramus is full of infected water and i c people bsthe in the water and get rushed to the hospital so if u hv to go plz dont fish or go in d water
Salams bro what a great an informative video for the beginners thats some great rigs i also have to try out the knocking rig seems interesting keep fishing FishOn!
Wasalaams bro! Thanks man! Hopefully it helps them out to catch more fish! The knocker rig is an effective rig for the shallows....Try it out! Fish on!
For d knocker rig i would add a bead by the knot so when the sinker hit the knot it wouldn't weaken d knot the bead saves the impact and the beads attract fish😁
For the sliding rig/ Carolina rig, you should also include a bead after the weight before the swivel. You could use anything there, I have a old foam slippers I cut pieces from and use so it doesn't necessarily have to be a bead, but it's a necessity. If you run it without the bead, the weight smashes into your knot and will break your knot over time, I lost fish like that already, put something soft to cushion the impact of the weight.
A lot of people like to include a bead...But I am not a big fan of it...Never really had any issue of the weight breaking the knot...It should not really be hitting the knot at any point in time...It may depend on how you are casting...But if the bead is working for you stick with it...And once you catching fish....Most important! Fish on!
@@KoSMTT OK cool, it's not a rig usually found locally, I have learnt of it via TH-cam. It helps with distance casting in the surf assist with avoiding snags and kinda works a bit like a switcher or knocker rig.
Great informative video! Can you please link your videos you refer too in your description box under the video.. I need to learn that uni knot. Definitely interested in more rigging videos.. shore fishing essentials please
Thank you! Oh...I did leave cards on the screen for you to click...But I should have also added the links...Will do so now! And will do more vids like this soon!
Thanks much! At the Hyatt it depends on what you are targetting...For snapper a running line...Size 10 hooks...For cutlass fish ALaVive 4 O or 5 O with wire lead...
Thx for the tutorial. Question, i hear guys using wire leader at the end of the swivel for live bait, and some don’t, what’s the advantages or disadvantages? Thx
You're welcome. Some types of fishing, like A la vive for king fish, a wire leader is very important as they have a lot of teeth and that can prevent bite offs...So once your target species is along that lines, you should use a wire leader.
Hey bro...If you going for small salmon, snapper, snook in the river...Use a 2 oz sinker and size 12 J hooks...Should work with some shrimp as bait....If you going for a bigger fish, try a running line with about a size 7 J hook and get some live mullet...
Also bro, ent a knocker rig supposed to be with two weights? The way I learn that rig was with two weights and I was told is the two leads knocking on each other that attracts the fish, at least so my uncle say.
Nah bro....Knocker rig is so called just because the sinker "knocks" the hook...There is no actually knocking of weights or the hook to attract the fish...it's a rig that you usually cast out and wait for a bite...To actually get a "knocking" effect under water is pretty much not possible...
I watch the videos but I think that you lose a lot of fish because of thin line you use .I would use around a 50ib test line with the rod,so that bigger fish would be easier to catch and not burst the line
@@Perry847 Thanks bro....When we are targeting bigger fish we use bigger lines. But most times, inshore fishing we stick to lighter lines for more enjoyment and to catch more fish.
That's a uni-knot as far as I know...The clench is a lil different...You just go through the opening to the bottom...The improved clench is a good option as well....
The best explanation behind the running line. Fishing for 8 years + and I still didn't understand its purpose until today.
Glad it helped!!! That's why I made the video! Thanks for watching!
Great lesson looking forward to part 2
Thank you very much! I have a couple other vids on here...Take a look for them!
Love this video bro! Recently bought my first rod and this was extremely helpful in learning how to rig it
Thanks bro! Glad it helped!
That's why the Jay's love your videos, always teaching something. Keep up the good work stay bless, as usual fish On.
Thank you Sir! That's what I always try to do...And I really appreciate the continued support!
@@KoSMTTwe'll always support you and your madam, cause when my kids see anyone of you and miss Jenna's videos their faces lights up. By the way thanks for the help, the wife tax works better in the kitchen for me, a lot of thanks to miss Jenna, no offense. I'll keep cooking so I could fish On 😋
Nice one kosm I didn't know how I to rig a nocker rig but now I know
Thanks bro! Glad I can show it to you! Give it a try!
Fantastic tutorial. Very clear and concise. So interesting the local and foreign names just like the fish. Always use the up and down and switcher. Never tried the knocker. Will definitely pass this one along.
Thanks man! Tried to make it as easy to understand as possible...And yes...the names are very interesting!
Great tutorial. This video will be a great tool for all beginners.
Thanks bro! Hopefully it can get them into the sport and enjoy it as much as we do!
Wasn't going to comment...but I saw you got a Tum down....and I laugh...because yuh advice was very good n beneficial to fishermen...great advice dude, keep up with it....
Thanks man! I appreciate your positive comment! Just trying to share whatever knowledge I have! Thanks a lot!
Great lesson my brother
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
This tutorial was exactly what i was looking for, thank you! Can you do a vid on a rig setup using lures? For eg hard plastic lures etc
You are welcome! Will try to do one of those for you soon!
I am the first watch First Watch and this is my favorite Channel on TH-cam
Congrats! And thanks man! Appreciate that!
Like that video on how to rig a fishing line , keep up the good work ....
Thanks much! Appreciate it!
Nice vid bro. Keep educating new and young people on fishing. Fish on.
Thanks bro! That's what I hope to keep doing! Get them into fishing! Fish on!
Great video bro FISHON!!!
Thanks bro! Fish on!!!
Good stuff m8! I sent this vid to some people giving me beans for my knocker rig looking for snapper 🤣
Thank you! The knocker rig is a very effective snapper rig....Especially in places with a lot of structure....Gets your bait down right where you want it!
Love ur videos
Thanks! Appreciate it!
Nice work. Congrats on the 10K !
Thanks man! Appreciate it!
I watches and follow this video u explained it very good and i was allowed to follow u keep it up never stop fish on .looking forward to the next one 👌
Thanks bro! I tried my best to do that...Hopefully anyone can watch and learn and start catching fish!
@@KoSMTT chagaramus is full of infected water and i c people bsthe in the water and get rushed to the hospital so if u hv to go plz dont fish or go in d water
Really informative video bro! Definitely some good knowledge put into this video, it was super helpful, fish on! 🎣
Thanks bro! Appreciate that!
Really informative video keep up the good work with Carolina rig i normally put on the sinker then a beed then the swivel
Thanks bro! And yes....A lot of people do that...I am just not a big fan of the beads...But if it works better for you...That's most important!
Salams bro what a great an informative video for the beginners thats some great rigs i also have to try out the knocking rig seems interesting keep fishing FishOn!
Wasalaams bro! Thanks man! Hopefully it helps them out to catch more fish! The knocker rig is an effective rig for the shallows....Try it out! Fish on!
Nice informative vid kos.
Thanks bro!
For d knocker rig i would add a bead by the knot so when the sinker hit the knot it wouldn't weaken d knot the bead saves the impact and the beads attract fish😁
Many people use beads, but I prefer not to...Whichever works best for you.
Nice video ah learning tings
Lol...You are the master!
Nice video, never used the leader that long for them snapper but I'll give it a try one of these days and for leader I just double the main line
Different snapper like the leader a lil longer...Give it a try....Doubling the main line can work...But picky fish might not take it!
Just to add a quick 2 cents. Recently been using the pulley rig when surf fishing. Been getting decent results with it.
Will give it a try....never used it....Need to do some more surf fishing!
Awesome job, brother👊🏻😎
Thank you brother!
KoS M
Yessir my brother...keep up the great work!
For the sliding rig/ Carolina rig, you should also include a bead after the weight before the swivel. You could use anything there, I have a old foam slippers I cut pieces from and use so it doesn't necessarily have to be a bead, but it's a necessity. If you run it without the bead, the weight smashes into your knot and will break your knot over time, I lost fish like that already, put something soft to cushion the impact of the weight.
A lot of people like to include a bead...But I am not a big fan of it...Never really had any issue of the weight breaking the knot...It should not really be hitting the knot at any point in time...It may depend on how you are casting...But if the bead is working for you stick with it...And once you catching fish....Most important! Fish on!
Second watch die hard supporter
Thanks bro! Appreciate it!
Nice video bro. U should do the more complex rigs bro it would help alot💯🎣
Thanks bro! Will do a vid on those soon!
Nice man
Thanks man!
Very helpful👍
Thanks man!
Nicely done....
Thank you! Cheers!
Instead of using the uni knot to tie hooks I sometimes use the palomar knot, quick knot to use when you changing baits fast
Yea...I hear you...Everyone has their favourite...I just like the Uni....The Kreh's is also a great one!
Morning KosM when you doing the video with advance rigs can you include the pulley rig think it's a great rig.
Good Day Sir...Will see what I can do.....never used it....so will have to research it a bit more and then I can put my spin on it.
@@KoSMTT OK cool, it's not a rig usually found locally, I have learnt of it via TH-cam. It helps with distance casting in the surf assist with avoiding snags and kinda works a bit like a switcher or knocker rig.
Great informative video! Can you please link your videos you refer too in your description box under the video.. I need to learn that uni knot. Definitely interested in more rigging videos.. shore fishing essentials please
Thank you! Oh...I did leave cards on the screen for you to click...But I should have also added the links...Will do so now! And will do more vids like this soon!
Thanks so much!🙌🙌🙏🏽
You're welcome! Hope it helps!
Great video what type of hook and size will you recomend when fishing at the hayatt
Thanks much! At the Hyatt it depends on what you are targetting...For snapper a running line...Size 10 hooks...For cutlass fish ALaVive 4 O or 5 O with wire lead...
Nice vid helped alot and can u do the more complex rigs on another vid
Thanks bro! And will do...Will get that done soon!
Hay good night bro what's would be the best preferred rig to use by Hyatt wafer front
Good Night bro, you can try the running line with cut or live mullet, best option for a nice snapper.
Thx for the tutorial. Question, i hear guys using wire leader at the end of the swivel for live bait, and some don’t, what’s the advantages or disadvantages? Thx
You're welcome. Some types of fishing, like A la vive for king fish, a wire leader is very important as they have a lot of teeth and that can prevent bite offs...So once your target species is along that lines, you should use a wire leader.
KoS M thx for the info. Fish on!
@@KoSMTT going fishing north coast what are the better rigs for up there
Another name for the tear drop sinker is a Barrel sinker
I know barrel sinker as a totally different shape...But everyone has their own names for them.
Hey kosm what kind of hooks you could use for the godineau river?
Hey bro...If you going for small salmon, snapper, snook in the river...Use a 2 oz sinker and size 12 J hooks...Should work with some shrimp as bait....If you going for a bigger fish, try a running line with about a size 7 J hook and get some live mullet...
Thx bro
awesome one as always bruh and remember #moistenyahknots lol
Hahahahaha....Always! #moistenyahknots
Can u use the running rig on a rode an reel?
Of course you can bro...Same way to rig as in this video...It works great.
Hey bro is that running rig the absolutely only type for cathing snappers?
Its the best for snappers in my opinion! But you can catch them on other rigs as well...
Also bro, ent a knocker rig supposed to be with two weights? The way I learn that rig was with two weights and I was told is the two leads knocking on each other that attracts the fish, at least so my uncle say.
Nah bro....Knocker rig is so called just because the sinker "knocks" the hook...There is no actually knocking of weights or the hook to attract the fish...it's a rig that you usually cast out and wait for a bite...To actually get a "knocking" effect under water is pretty much not possible...
Is a floating line good for fishing
Yes...Depends on where you are fishing and what kind of fish you are targeting!
I watch the videos but I think that you lose a lot of fish because of thin line you use .I would use around a 50ib test line with the rod,so that bigger fish would be easier to catch and not burst the line
@@Perry847 Thanks bro....When we are targeting bigger fish we use bigger lines. But most times, inshore fishing we stick to lighter lines for more enjoyment and to catch more fish.
Were u get live bate to buy
Only certain times of the year its available...
what is the purpose of using beads when fishing?
Many use them to prevent the knots being "hit" or frayed by the sinker....Acts like a buffer..
Do u have any spoons available?
Nah bro! Wish I did!
Blessed
Yes you should..
Should? More complex rigs?
What else do they call the teardrop sinker 👀
Lol...We call it the "Donkey Stones" sinker....Hahaha
Switcher with two hooks please
Soon my friend! Also a rig for Blackfin! Lol
Hi bro
Remember always moisten your knots 🤣
Always! Hahahaha
I need a heavy-duty fishing rod and reel I go pay u please
You can make a visit to Mankee's tackle shop....He has a variety for you to choose from.
That’s not a uni knot it’s a clench knot. An advanced clench is better.
That's a uni-knot as far as I know...The clench is a lil different...You just go through the opening to the bottom...The improved clench is a good option as well....
Nice
Thanks!