As always ive learned different technique/style of making different baits..good job and take care...happy safe fishing sir...subscriber here in philippines..👦👦👦
@garyunohito4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching from the Philippines! You should be able to catch this trick in the Philippines too!
Thanks for diy Tairaba! Could you tell other than for snappers, that I'm aware of, what other saltwater species can be caught on a Tairaba? I guess Tairaba would work effectively for freshwater species such as Trouts and Bass... your thoughts is appreciated.
@garyunohito4 жыл бұрын
I will write about the fish I caught in the past and the ones my friends caught. Sea bream, black sea bream, flounder, magochi, puffer fish, sesame, tuna, yellowtail, Itoyo, amata, gurnard, hammerhead, dolphin, root fish, grouper I think there are still many. If you stick to it, it will be flat fish or rock fish. If you wind it slowly, you will find sea bream and grunts. If you pull early, tuna and yellow tail. You can catch anything depending on how you fish.
@kamarte4 жыл бұрын
@@garyunohito Thanks! I think in one of your earlier videos, you were casting a plain lead sinker tied to assist hooks and you were catching flounder and flatheads! I strongly believe that fish attacks any moving item, regardless of shape and color! ... that is a sad conclusion, specially as I used to spend tons of money on fishing lures.... not anymore, though :) A couple of fine anglers like yourself helped me realize that , Arigato gozei mas!
@garyunohito4 жыл бұрын
@@kamarte Texas sinker & treble hook & Colorado blade.... This is enough to catch fish. Some people insist that you can only catch lures in a fishing tackle shop, but I keep them silent in the video. The best thing about making my own lure is that the fish responded to something I did. And when you get the best results, even if your friends try to imitate, the lures aren't sold to fishing tackles. Believe it and try it. Thank you.
@kamarte4 жыл бұрын
@@garyunohito I salute you! I totally understand and agree ... I've seen others slide a short cut of drinking straw over a treble hook and catch mackerel from pier.... or put a couple of hooks on a small rectangular raw and unpainted piece of wood and catching bass on that as a top water lure.... Thanks for your sharing your visions... :))