Nice video and explanation of your setups. I use the first method for walleye with great success. The only thing different is that I use a slip loop for attaching to the bend of the hook. We/I usually attach a minnow to the hook for added flash and flavor and then putting the stinger on top to secure it. Works like a charm!!!! Cheers from Michigan 🐟🎣😃
I fish salt water exclusively, and one fish in particular is notorious for back biteing. The California Halibut will bite the tail off a swim bate 9 out of 10 times. Well not anymore, not to me anyway! The odds have flipped in my favor with the stinger hook. The extra effort and time has put Halibut on my dinner table on a regular basis.
Most of the freshwater fish I target will either take a baitfish head first or T-bone it from the side. The stingers for me are for when the fish a finicky and tail nipping, or the lure is just too big not to have hooks in the back section. Great that you’ve come up with a working solution to your halibut bites. 😎
Nicely explained, I like the idea of he loop over the top lure clip attachment, brilliantly simple, well done mate!
Nice video and explanation of your setups. I use the first method for walleye with great success. The only thing different is that I use a slip loop for attaching to the bend of the hook. We/I usually attach a minnow to the hook for added flash and flavor and then putting the stinger on top to secure it. Works like a charm!!!! Cheers from Michigan 🐟🎣😃
Great looking hooks! Love the fish tank in the back! Nice video
Watching from🇲🇨 doy fishing great video friend👍
Nice one Pete, keep m coming mate! 😉🎣🐊👍
Cheers Damo. 👌
Thanks Paul. 👌
Useful video mate I subbed keep up the great work.😁🎣🎣👏🏻
Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Lots more content coming soon. 👍🏾
Great video ,well explained. Nice 1 bud😀
Thanks Chris, nice of you to say. 👍🏾
Thanks for sharing!
I fish salt water exclusively, and one fish in particular is notorious for back biteing. The California Halibut will bite the tail off a swim bate 9 out of 10 times. Well not anymore, not to me anyway! The odds have flipped in my favor with the stinger hook. The extra effort and time has put Halibut on my dinner table on a regular basis.
Most of the freshwater fish I target will either take a baitfish head first or T-bone it from the side. The stingers for me are for when the fish a finicky and tail nipping, or the lure is just too big not to have hooks in the back section. Great that you’ve come up with a working solution to your halibut bites. 😎
Kool!
What the heck is a zonduh
Zander…. It’s very similar to a Walleye in America.