Swordfish 101: How To Rig Swordfish Bait: EEL

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Have you ever wondered how are swordfish caught? Well it takes a lot of things executed perfectly to land a daytime swordfish or as many people refer to swordfish, the gladiator of the sea! On of the most important steps is knowing how to rig a swordfish bait. If you think about it, the ultimate question for new swordfish anglers is how to daytime swordfish and in our opinion, one of the most important components is your daytime swordfish rig.
Daytime swordfishing requires a perfection in every step of the process to ensure you do not have a breakdown and lose the fish. In this video, Captain Pedro will share some daytime swordfishing techniques specifically around rigged swordfish baits and show you how to take unrigged swordfish baits and turn them into the best swordfish bait.
The key to daytime swordfish bait is to ensure the bait is presented perfectly to the fish. We get asked a lot what the best bait for swordfish and the answer to that is a perfectly presented bait. We have caught fish with a variety of different natural baits and even artificial lures.
In this video, Captain Pedro walks you through swordfish bait rigging, making a swordfish rig out of an eel. Eels are a very popular bait for daytime sword fishing. You will learn how to rig swordfish bait, how to tie a swordfish bait and create the perfect swordfish bait for daytime swordfish fishing.
Swordfish bait rigging takes time to ensure it is executed correctly. There are no points for finishing quick. So, when you go to create your daytime swordfish rig, take the time to ensure you wind up with the perfect swordfish bait!
After you watch this video, you will know exactly how to rig swordfish bait for fishing and how to make your very own swordfish bait!
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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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[@lilyrivera392]

Really good! Love the camera angels. Helps get a better image of what you're working on. Question....why do you need the skirt?

[@pescatarianfishing]

Great question, the rubber skirt makes the front of the bait more aerodynamic which makes it swim straight in the water and it prevents wash out. Washout is when the water goes through the mouth of the bait and messes it up.

[@lilyrivera392]

Awesome thank you! 😊

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