How to assemble the Wahoo-proof Carolina Witch Swimming Ballyhoo Rig

Are you tired of getting bit off by Wahoo, King Mackerel and other toothy fish? Do you want to increase your success with a great trolling rig?
Watch as Capt. Jim McKeral shows you how to make a swimming ballyhoo rig reinforced with wire to reduce lost fish. Components available at CarolinaLures.com

[@TheJwhollis]

Great assembly technique. Thanks for ALL the
insights provided on your videos !!!

[@vinfish4697]

Excellent tutorial and thx for sharing these tips

[@miltonscornertobylove5068]

Very cool video thanks for showing your skills 👍

[@Carolinalures]

You're welcome Milton. Thanks for commenting

[@cinsyumar761]

👍👍👍

[@Beyondthebreakers]

I fish with at least 20 inches of wire and still get occasional cut off. This rig is better than just pure mono or fluoro, but in no way it is "wahoo-proof". Most of big fish will cut it off.

[@santamagac]

*Perfect size hook for hatchery catfish that weigh between 3-5 lbs. my lip hook almost all the time unless your bait is very much desired by the fish>>>**allabout.wiki/1004** It's very durable made from hardened steel, I believe. You can use it over and over. It never rusts in my tackle bag. I use a knot less snell with a 25 lb mono filament leader line from Kastking for this hook. Its point is very sharp and can easily land a thieving fish. We landed many catfish with this hook. Best purchased in packs of 25 which should last you throughout the season.*