1/ Top water lures: Rapala Magnum Xplode 1:41 Rapala MaxRap Walk´N Roll Popper 3:54 Rapala Skitter Walk lures 6:15 2/ Subsurface lures: 7:50 Rapala X-rap Long Cast 8:18 Rapala MaxRap / MaxRap long range minnow 10:36 3/ Lures that sink: heavy minnows: 12:09 Storm So-Run Heavy minnow 12:27 Rapala X-rap Magnum cast 13:41 Rapala X-rap Magnum prey 14:03 Rapala X-rap Magnum XRMAG10 15:18 I thank you for this instructive video. I intend to use some of the advice for my kayak fishing trips in KSA [Red Sea]. I'm a beginner.
Bro, that was one of the best informative videos I ever watched. Hats off to you for spending your precious time and sharing your experiences, skills and tips for the anglers to catch better with certain types of lures❤🎉
Hi Kit, I came back to say that I think I found the farthest flying lure. It's the DUO Tide Slim Flyer Sinking minnow 21g 140 mm It flies straight without tumbling and very far
Hi. One question. Why does the Rapala XRAP longcast 14cm and Magnum cast have different swimming actions? it feels like that the long cast has more better wiggling actions.
Tendré k Acer un criadero de lobinas o mojarras para darme gusto pero no kito el dedo del renglón seguiré aciendolo pork es un gusto muy bonito saludos y admiración a los pescadores k andan por varias partes del mundo k fregón la verdad mis respetos y admiración e aprendido mucho de ellis
Hy im new to fishing i want to use a jig at night for zorah ajman which is very very far casting and can catch very small fishes too that strike even if there is small moment
deep diving crankbaits, slow sinker jerkbaits, rattling lures will work. the most important when fishing at night is the vibration they put out, the "noisier" they are, the more fish will find them.
depends where you are, but if you can type in their names, then your city or country, like take for example "rapala rippin roller michigan" you would be able to find them. I say the name of each lure in the video, so just take the names there.
hi Dexter, good eye spotting that. Whatever connection I use is tied onto the knot and those are fixed there - it could be a snap, which works like a split ring and swivel combination. It is faster system to switch out lures with than tying knots on to the split ring when you change hooks. They help with the action since there is less restriction on the movement of the lure.
It was what I had - so it's what I used, more of the type of lure more than the actual lure shown. If you can find lures that are similar - then you are in the ballpark.
@Z Catch most common is Rapala, as it always has been? I used to use a lot of yo zuri in the past, I used megabass back in the philippines for freshwater (snake heads) since at that time, they weren't really doing anything other than bass lures. Duo...not really. Duel is the yo zuri JDM, used to use a lot of harcore lures. I have used a lot of brands, but have found that there are lures that can be used in more situations with Rapala and Storm - like for Storm's Dense, (ultralight lure) it is cheap and effective. There are lures like the Cast and Prey that don't have equivalents from other brands. Storm's So Run Heavy minnow is the cheapest heavy lure - less than half of the Pintail...so rather than actually showing stuff that others find expensive, kind of better to show something everyone can buy right?
Totally agree with you in the part of the budget as these days lure prices are increased And really i never used storm or Rapala But after your video am going to give it a try
@@zcatch8926 A lot of people get swayed by all the social media stuff floating around. They tend to overlook a lot of lures that work like no other. Rapala wouldn't be the biggest company of its kind if they didn't know what they were doing. :) Try the So Run Heavy Minnow - they are always out of stock because they fly out the shelf quite fast (change the hooks and split rings).
queens and OSTs are not too selective of lure type, but of SIZE. I usually use 10-20g on OST and can use the same on queens - any lure (plugs) in the 2 - 3 inch length would suit both fish.
@@dfhdkjs each lure is designed to do something - like some work on top, some work in the middle of the water column etc. you can not buy one lure only. look for either a diving lure or a sinking one to start with.
1/ Top water lures:
Rapala Magnum Xplode 1:41
Rapala MaxRap Walk´N Roll Popper 3:54
Rapala Skitter Walk lures 6:15
2/ Subsurface lures: 7:50
Rapala X-rap Long Cast 8:18
Rapala MaxRap / MaxRap long range minnow 10:36
3/ Lures that sink: heavy minnows: 12:09
Storm So-Run Heavy minnow 12:27
Rapala X-rap Magnum cast 13:41
Rapala X-rap Magnum prey 14:03
Rapala X-rap Magnum XRMAG10 15:18
I thank you for this instructive video. I intend to use some of the advice for my kayak fishing trips in KSA [Red Sea]. I'm a beginner.
I did miss out on the last lure as I might not be using such a lure.
@@yassinejones 12:27 Storm So Run Heavy Minnow. The last lure is the Rapala Rippin' Rap. Thanks for this, Appreciate it.
Bro, that was one of the best informative videos I ever watched. Hats off to you for spending your precious time and sharing your experiences, skills and tips for the anglers to catch better with certain types of lures❤🎉
It's my pleasure
Great info, I learned a lot from this. It would be nice if you can also explain how you retrieve them when you cast.
I'll make a video about this soon, might be on a smaller scale though (light or ultralight). The mechanics stay the same though.
@@TheFishingKit thank you. It would help a lot!
Hi Kit, I came back to say that I think I found the farthest flying lure. It's the DUO Tide Slim Flyer Sinking minnow 21g 140 mm
It flies straight without tumbling and very far
:D nice
Chingón puro aprendizaje para mí ,saludos desde mich.mexico mis amigos
Hola Mexico! :D Gracias amigo!
Amazing information buddy ....cheers😎🤙🎣
Thanks 👍
Once again, a great informational video for beginners like me. Keep it up.
Glad to hear that!
Lot of info Kit! Very clearly explained 👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you think so!
Thank you for the tips
Any time
nicely explained Kit.Very helpful for someone taking up saltwater lure fishing too.(like me.lol)
Cheers mate! Exactly why I make these videos! :D
SPOT ON BRO NICE VID😎👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great content Kit! Always something new to learn.
Glad you liked it! :)
I realize I'm quite randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Dalton Alfonso i use flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
@Aden Sylas Yea, have been using Instaflixxer for since march myself =)
Any tips for saltwater shore fishing, open water.
Another good vid man … can you make one on boat / big game jigs , stick baits and poppers ?
Will get around to it when o go on a trip for tuna or gt /)
sometimes when my wife gets annoyed, she strikes. No different from fishing
I think getting a strike from your wife is better than getting gaffed by her. :D
Very informative! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
What about the night time fishing
Hi. One question. Why does the Rapala XRAP longcast 14cm and Magnum cast have different swimming actions? it feels like that the long cast has more better wiggling actions.
Pretty much the same reason why twins are different from each other
Tendré k Acer un criadero de lobinas o mojarras para darme gusto pero no kito el dedo del renglón seguiré aciendolo pork es un gusto muy bonito saludos y admiración a los pescadores k andan por varias partes del mundo k fregón la verdad mis respetos y admiración e aprendido mucho de ellis
Muchas gracias
Nice video to learn keep it up
Thank you, I will
Hy im new to fishing i want to use a jig at night for zorah ajman which is very very far casting and can catch very small fishes too that strike even if there is small moment
ok...tight lines.
Can you please suggest some midwater lure or bottom lure for fishing at night .. please ??
deep diving crankbaits, slow sinker jerkbaits, rattling lures will work. the most important when fishing at night is the vibration they put out, the "noisier" they are, the more fish will find them.
Top water is a must for saltwater.
topwater is addictive!
Nice lure where can I get those kind of lure?
depends where you are, but if you can type in their names, then your city or country, like take for example "rapala rippin roller michigan" you would be able to find them. I say the name of each lure in the video, so just take the names there.
i notice your lures do not have split rings. what is your take on split rings? do they help on the movement?
hi Dexter, good eye spotting that. Whatever connection I use is tied onto the knot and those are fixed there - it could be a snap, which works like a split ring and swivel combination. It is faster system to switch out lures with than tying knots on to the split ring when you change hooks. They help with the action since there is less restriction on the movement of the lure.
Me gusta desde niño la pesca y ahora tengo algo de ekipo pero ay pocos lugares donde acerlo en mi estado donde vivo y salir fuera es peligroso
Sé cómo te sientes, fue así para mí cuando era más joven.
What lure is the pink one called
There are 3 pink lures in the vixeo - xxxrap, skitter v and the xplode
Nams and make of the heavy minnows shown please
Storm Sorun heavy minnow.
What type of poppers are those
The ones from this video are from Rapala. (xplode and walkin' roller)
Great information
But what with Rapala?😂
You don’t use other brands?
It was what I had - so it's what I used, more of the type of lure more than the actual lure shown. If you can find lures that are similar - then you are in the ballpark.
@@TheFishingKit i mean you don’t use Duo ,Megabass,dual ?
The most common here in uae ?
@Z Catch most common is Rapala, as it always has been? I used to use a lot of yo zuri in the past, I used megabass back in the philippines for freshwater (snake heads) since at that time, they weren't really doing anything other than bass lures. Duo...not really. Duel is the yo zuri JDM, used to use a lot of harcore lures. I have used a lot of brands, but have found that there are lures that can be used in more situations with Rapala and Storm - like for Storm's Dense, (ultralight lure) it is cheap and effective. There are lures like the Cast and Prey that don't have equivalents from other brands. Storm's So Run Heavy minnow is the cheapest heavy lure - less than half of the Pintail...so rather than actually showing stuff that others find expensive, kind of better to show something everyone can buy right?
Totally agree with you in the part of the budget as these days lure prices are increased
And really i never used storm or Rapala
But after your video am going to give it a try
@@zcatch8926 A lot of people get swayed by all the social media stuff floating around. They tend to overlook a lot of lures that work like no other. Rapala wouldn't be the biggest company of its kind if they didn't know what they were doing. :) Try the So Run Heavy Minnow - they are always out of stock because they fly out the shelf quite fast (change the hooks and split rings).
OK
great information senior
Thanks and welcome
@@TheFishingKit both are seniors in knowledge and I like the video greetings from the Aru Islands, Indonesia
Do you use steel wire??
majority of the time, no.
i am looking for good lures for qween fish or ost
queens and OSTs are not too selective of lure type, but of SIZE. I usually use 10-20g on OST and can use the same on queens - any lure (plugs) in the 2 - 3 inch length would suit both fish.
If you could only keep one lure, which one would you choose?
if my life depended on it, I would look for bait. :D
@@TheFishingKit im thinking about getting into fishing but wanna buy only one lure which one?
@@dfhdkjs each lure is designed to do something - like some work on top, some work in the middle of the water column etc. you can not buy one lure only. look for either a diving lure or a sinking one to start with.
How many time does this guy say "OK?"
It's called a crutch - I am not a professional speaker like you unfortunately. :)
Ellos
:)
Great video but try stop saying ok every other sentence. Ok?😉
HAHAHAHAHHAHA,,,,noticed that too. but hard to get rid of the crutch...got that from my dad, god rest his soul.