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Swordfish 101: How To Deploy & Fish The Buoy Rod (Jug Rod)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2023
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Join Captain Pedro on the swordfish grounds of South Florida as he shows you daytime swordfishing techniques so you can daytime swordfish!
Have you been wanting to fish two lines for swordfish but have a fear of tangling the lines??
Are you not sure how to deploy and fish the buoy rod and feel a little intimidated by it?? Well then this video is for you!
Join Captain Pedro and his son aboard the Pescatarian, their 29’ Ocean Runner Boat as they take you to the Sword Grounds in Key Largo and take the fear out of fishing the jug or buoy rod.
Captain Pedro and his son walk you through a step by step tutorial on how to deploy you secondary line so you can avoid the frustration and costly trips to the tackle shop that come along with tangling the lines.
After you watch this video, we feel confident that you can shake the fear of trying to fish two lines when sword fishing.
We hope that after watching this video you start fishing two lines and increase your chances of landing that fish of a lifetime!
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If you live in South Florida, the swordfish season is year round so if you have been wanting to learn how to daytime swordfish, check out the Swordfish 101 playlist on our TH-cam channel where Captain Pedro walks you step by step tutorials on the following:
How To Daytime Swordfish
Daytime Swordfishing Tips
Daytime Swordfishing Techniques
Swordfish Bait - Best Swordfish Bait - Natural & Artificial Baits
Bait Rigging For Swordfish - How To Rig Swordfish Bait - Rigged Swordfish Bait - Unrigged Swordfish Bait
Daytime Swordfish Rig - Rigging Best Practices - Daytime Swordfish Setup
How To Tie A Bimini Twist Knot
How To Attach A Swordfish Wind On Leader
Lindgren Pitman - How To Set Up Your Drags - Reel & Plug Maintenance
How To Deploy & Effectively Fish The Tip Rod & The Jug Rod (Buoy Rod)
How To Fillet A Swordfish
What Gear Is Needed On Your Boat & In Your Tackle Box
How To Set Up Your Lead Line
How To Set Up Or Rig Your Harpoon
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Thank you for these great instructional videos.
Glad you like them! Thanks for the support!
Thanks- I’m going to give it a try. I’ve been terrified to deploy a jug rod 😂 I gotta just do it
If you are in a high current situation, do it just like the video shows. Once you attach the buoy, keep letting it out slowly and pis it back about 400-500 feet from the boat so you push that line away from your tip line. Many people are unaware that the jug line winds up close to being under the boat and the tip line is much further passed the bow. We always fish two lines because it really helps increase your chances but I understand that if the two tangle it’s a costly nightmare.
Good luck!
Thank you.... you are the number #1 I learn a lot of things with you. The swordfish 101 is amazing explanation thank you Capitan
You are very welcome. Thanks for the support!
Amazing job explaining all of this! Super informative. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Actually sent you a message last week on this exact subject!
Thanks a lot for this step by step video and all the other awesome how to vids! Keep them commin!!
Thank you for the support! Good luck on your next swordfish trip!
thank you that worked last time out for me. know tip rod out jug rod out bring tip rod up bite, check bait, what ever can you deploy tip rod with out pooling jug rod I thing that would be a good video
So you can raise the tip rod without clearing the jug rod and you can deploy it again while leaving the jug rod out but you have to drop it very slowly the same way the video shows dropping the jug rod.
If you get a fish on the tip rod though I would recommend clearing the jug rod because you will need to maneuver the boat and you also want to ensure the fish doesn’t tangle around the other braided line.
Can you clarify this for me- If your vessel is facing South, and you're stemming the current with the gear bumps.. I get that you're still slowly moving north- but why in your diagram; do your baits run south under your boat instead of north with the current direction? Do the deep water currents always move one-way as opposed to surface currents off the atlantic coast in deeper waters?
Because the boat is moving north so you are dragging the baits like if you were trolling. Remember you are still moving north. The only thing you are doing with the motors is slowing down the speed that you are moving north.
The Gulf Stream is a top water current that’s faster than the bottom current so the boat is moving faster than the baits are.
Sorry, I'm a little confused. Do you deploy your tipnrod first, then jug rod?
At 9:18 In the diagram. Assuming you are pointing south and moving south at a speed SLOWER than the current. Won't the line have a more linear big belly in it between the jug or tip rod and the weight? It's not a strait line going deep then curving...correct?
Could you help yourself by running a slightly heavier weight on the jug rod to take out some of that belly?
Yes, drop the tip first. Remember you are facing south, bumping the boat in and out of gear to stem the current but you are still moving north.
Depending on the speed of the current, will depend on the scope of the line
@@pescatarianfishing Thanks! What weight in Lbs do you recommend for S. FLA?
That will depend on the speed of the gulfstream. We use anywhere from 8-12 pounds of lead. I like to use a heavier lead on the jug.
your tip is down you are fishing facing south now you deploy your jug rod power the boat south so you are dragging your tip rod to a point is that correct
You will be stemming the current facing south by bumping the motor in and out of gear and as you deploy the jug rod from your stern, the current, which is flowing north is taking your line away from the boat. You will continue to let the jug line out very slowly and continue the process of stemming the current as you would normally fish the tip rod.
The tip rod needs to be set, hit the bottom and come up 100ft so you are fishing the tip rod then you will deploy the jug. You will have little maneuverability if you have outboard motors while you are deploying the second line until you place the buoy on it and create distance between the line and the boat. This is why you will want to have the tip rod set first so you do t have to turn