How to Build a Pin Rig Ballyhoo Lure
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- This is how we pin rig our ballyhoo lures.
Products used:
1. Ilander Sailure Flasher Series Blue/White
2. Ilander Flasher Series BK/EBL
3. Joe Shute Lures 3 oz
4. Magictail Bucktails "Hoo Magic" 3.5 oz
5. Owner Jobu Big Game Hooks 8/0
6. Mustad 7691DT 8/0 Hooks
7. Jinkai 130 pound monofilament leader
8. Jinkai Sleeves Crimp Size "LI"
9. Hi Seas Loop Protectors size 1.5 mm or 2.0 mm
10. 3/8 or 1/2 oz egg sinker for chin weight
11. Size 32 and 64 Rubber bands. Size 32 MUST BE BLACK
12. Boone 5 packet Lure Holder - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Really enjoyed this channel, Just got my 1st, 1st mate job with my Older Brother being the Capt. I am really looking forward to using these rigs and putting in some work to KILL some TUNA! Thanks so much from N.C.! Keep up the great work and may God Bless us and Our Country!
Thanks so much for watching! Good luck this season!
Thanks for a great walk thru video on building out a trolling rig
Thanks so much for watching
Excellent video for guys like me new to the game. Good Stuff.
thanks so much Dan!
Used jinkai on my tuna reel for many moons. Never had a line problems. But I still like Ande line to. Nice job on them rigs. 👍
THanks so much Bruce !
Nice video Chris. Exactly how we do it every year early April. We mostly use 5 oz Joe Shuts. Have my boat in the water on Monday and can’t wait to go and get some tuna. Keep those videos coming.
thanks as always for watching Ciro. Soon enough brother!!!
I’m gonna be a newbie to the canyons this season but with your thorough explanations on rigging, it is truly a confidence booster.👍 Thanks buddy.
Welcome aboard!
so cool you were using the magic tail 3 years ago. I only found out about them this past Christmas and never looked back. Awesome video. Love seeing all the different styles people use
Their stuff is awesome
Hey Capt awesome video as always. You think you could make a video going over what you look for with the Sat shots with the Sea temp and everything?
thanjs so much Tom. Will do! Thats on my list for sure
Great video. Thanks for sharing your experience
Thanks for watching!
Great video Chris... Thanks again for all the time you put in to these videos. Very informative.
You're welcome Mike and thanks so much for watching!
@@reaperfishingnj8623 Hey Chris, do you use the two different hooks with specific setups?
@@mikef9225 nope. totally interchangable.
Great video..got into tuna fishing last year absolutely hooked. Perfect tips for us nee guys.iam out of mystic island..just watch your video fishing for striper in great bay .can't wait for next video.
thanks so much for watching Steve.
Thank you Capt for passing on some great information !!
ur welcome Charles. Thanks so much for watching
thx for taking the time to explain everything capt. you really helped a brother out. Tight lines n safe seas.
thanks so much for watching Doc GC!!!
more videos of connections, terminal tackle, rigging etc.. awesome!
Thanks for watching Mike. It's in our plans.
Love the info. Keep up the great content
Great video...extremely informative and you laid it out so perfectly. Thanks a lot for taking the time to put this together.
🧐 don’t think I’ve actually seen Chris rig a bally after all these trips.... 😁
wise ass. I was riggin ballyhoo on my 32 Proline when you were still in high school!
Wow great video Chris. I got so much to learn.
Nice job will have to try rigging like that this year. We normally use the cone shaped spring and not the rubber band. We usually run Joe Shutes and Blue Water Candy skirts.
thanks man. Good luck this season.
Great video. Extremely informative. Please keep them coming
thanks so much Anthony!!
Awesome video! Keep up the great work!
thanks so much Hunter.
Love the content man keep it cranking
Thanks so much John.
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to actually show and explain what your doing. Fishing a 22’ CC out if OCNJ and hoping to get out a little and try for BFT this year.
Thanks so much for watching Jeff. Be safe out there. That's not a big boat for 30 plus mile run.
Reaper Fishing NJ I agree. Will watch weather day before, day of and after. Gonna order an inreach also. Thanks
@@_knotonduty4496 good luck dude. You'll be golden.
This is extremely helpful thanks man!
Glad it helped!
Fantastic video. Thanks
Captain Chris- Thanks for this video, very informative! As a fellow fisherman out of NJ (out of Barnegat) I appreciate and respect the time you put into your channel. If you could do more "how to" video's and or what rod/reel setups you recommend for offshore/midshore that would be great content.
thanks so much for watching Ryan!! I plan on doing more how to's for sure. Spread the word. I'd like to get up to 6 k subscribers by the end of the tuna season!
Nice video I enjoyed watching it to forget about this quarantine. This is just me but I used to use mono but switched over to bullbuster 130 fluoro I rig 30 ft windons but I use to use snap swivels like you for my pin rigs and I honestly don't know how much of a difference it makes. Something I started doing is I run number 9 wire through the crimp and egg sinker and twist it up to make my pin and it also acts like chafe gear at the hook and could save you from any wahoo bites you might possibly get. I have used springs rubber bands and copper wire to secure the bait and with these joe schutes or heavier style heads I don't think it really matters that much. I ever since last year just went with the springs but that's just my preference. Thought I would share this with you and I will say I like the idea of just a 6 ft leader if your running snap swivels. I would use like 8-10 ft when I used to use snap swivels and that shorter leader prob would have made things a bit easier I liked that tip. I remember hearing you out on the radio on the foggy day around the 4th of july at the lindenkohl and unfortunately were leaking hydraulic oil so it was a stressful ride in. I fish out of cape may and prefer to fish the canyons from the baltimore up to the lindenkohl on either the "fishaholic" or "baccala". As always tight line Chris and I might see you out on the water!
thanks so much for watching. And thanks for the input. I think I may actually try more 130 fluoro this year. This was really more for the beginner guys to see what is super productive and simple for us.
I remember hearing you guys that day. It was so foggy. I've spoken to "fishaholic" a bunch over the phone. Hopefully meet him and you this season. We are D11. Stop on by any time if you see us around.
Chris, how about a video in the future going over your chunk setups? Line/leader, connections, hooks, etc. Great videos, keep it up!
I'm on it!!
thanks Chris!
Ur welcome Michael. Thans for watching
Fantastic video!! Please follow up with more of the same. I am 100% going to rig my own lures. I do my own for stripers, but now know how to for Tuna. Something about catching a fish on a rig you did yourself is just so much more satisfying. Question, did you ever wind up selling shirts or hats? I thought i saw something that you were going to. Great way to help spread the word. Cant wait till i can get the boat in the water...i just need my marina to get in gear. One morequestion, what is your go to site or app for sea temp that you use? Keep up the great videos! You and the KON are the best!
thanks so much for watching. And thanks so much for the kind words. For sea temp I use ripcharts, terrafin, and the rutgers sst site. Ripcharts and terrafin are pay sites. Between ripcharts and terrafin I prefer ripcharts. I like comparing all 3.
i'm working on the shirts and hats. I need to do some trademarking first I think.
I make some daisy chains , rigs , spreader bars here in jersey if you ever want to try one out 🤟
Did you ever make the video where you actually hook up a bally hoo? I run into difficulty with getting head to snug in the hoo magic head. It gets stuck on the on the piece of wire but if I cut it shorter the rubber band comes off.
Captain Reaper, you say the crimp for the hook eye with no chafe gear is fine for tuna but not for swords and shark? What do you do differently with for them?
I double up the line or do an offshore loop...or add the chafe gear. Actually for swords we don't use chafe gear either.
How many gallons of gas does it take to get to the Hudson canyons?
that's a really tough question Paul. Depends on the fuel burn of the boat you're in, the conditions in which you're running, how loaded down with guys n gear the boat is. And of course where the starting point is. For me it's 90 + miles to the Hudson. We'll burn quite a bit fo fuel making that trip. Probably like 350-375 gallons of diesel.
Serious question here. Why dont yiou just run the ballyhoo by itself? Why are you running it with the other gear? I fished the keys a lot and they always ran just the ballyhoo with the same rigging you use And I've killed it that way. I'm not saying your way is bad. Just wondering if you have run straight ballyhoo?
Up here we typically don't have flat calm conditions like FL. Having the joe schute, islander, etc as a head really helps the ballyhoo track straight and not skip out of the water. We want them swimming not skipping. Also we cover a lot of ground and fish lots and lots of hours. The heads also help increase the run time on the ballyhoo (i.e not getting washed out)
Are you going to fish the white marlin open this year?
negative. We don't fish tournaments.
JINKAI AND MOIMOI SUCK ESPECIALLY FOR CHUNKING. I MEAN IF ANYTHING TOUCHES THAT LINE WHEN FIGHTING A FISH...... it breaks
We use Seagur fluoro exclusively for chunking. What do you guys use for chunking and trolling?? I've never had a problem with our Jinkai leaders.
Reaper Fishing NJ I use berkley big game as the main line and seagar ad the leaders. The problem I have is that when I’m tied to “something” the jinkai slightly touched the line and it broke when we had a sword on. And it has happened on anchor and when when drifting whien the fish runs under the boat or when fishing line touch. But with big game I have yet to cross my fingers never cut a fish off. When I’m trolling I think it’s like 200lb moimoi but at that strength of line it doesn’t matter what you use.
We’e you just west of ap on Friday? I swear it was an ocean but didn’t see the ball on the bow
negative.
Whats size snap swivel and brand do you use?
Guess you are as bored as the rest of us.... pretty work!!
thanks so much! If weather was better I'd be out on my 18 footer but this darn wind won't stop
26:24 lol
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I am disappointed, I was hoping to se how to rig a bally the way I saw them rig a bally when I fished the Florida keys. Hook, wire, ribber bands, Thats its and took them seconds to rig a new one.
I do want to say that I am not criticizing the captain or his video. I was only disappointed that it did not show the how to I wa expecting.
sorry Patrick. This one was just how to make the rig. I will be doing one shortly on how i rig the ballyoo. Sorry