STOP GETTING SNAGS on ROCKS w/ THIS Rig! (Slip Float Fishing Rig)

[@Apchestangenightout]

I must admit you're the first fisherman I've ever seen tell or teach anyone about how to hookup their fishing line and i sincerely Thank you for sharing your video with me and all of your viewers 💯❤️👍🙏😎✌️👋😃🙌👍

[@HeySkipper]

Big thanks for showing love, my man! By the way, I've got a ton of awesome fishing gear up for grabs over at www.heyskipperfishing.com. Our gear will save you time and frustration on your coming trips! 😄

[@Trp510]

Yea right, lol if you truly think that, then you must not watch more than one fishing video a year lol

[@versatrade1]

Great fishing. By the way where is this place located at? If you don't mind please share with me. Thanks.

[@stevberm6862]

What is the weight of the lead

[@geo211321]

@@stevberm6862 it had a big number 1 on it, so I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say 1 ounce. :D

[@phatdaddyoutdoors1308]

I love the statement that "It's amazing what you can accomplish when you don't care who gets the glory." Way to go bud, making a new friend and sharing in the love...

[@jessec8562]

Went fishing on the ocean a couple times, and really couldn’t do very well. Finally a local showed me exactly what to do like in this video and now we can enjoy our ocean trips. Keep the teaching going!

[@HeySkipper]

Awesome! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😃

[@richardstone5241]

I used this rig in Florida but with an egg sinker years ago and caught several fish, it worked great but his idea of using an inline sinker I think is a better idea and one I look forward to using next time. I want to commend you for letting that young man fish and teaching him your method. So many young men have grown up without fathers and as a result they are lost...........thank you for your kindness.

[@김승훈-c7p]

I agree ur opinions.. I hope many young should learn how to get some fun and enjoyable things to do and discover those around them instead of screwed up bad things to do ..like smoking weeds and learning bullying pure peoples

[@PokePopPop]

That was Nice teaching that young man how to rig up properly for the trout. Glad to see it. Much Love Skipper ❤️💪✌️

[@russellstewart5414]

Great job. When I lived on Charlotte Harbor in the 80’s we used this method almost exclusively and caught so many different species that it became a contest to se who could catch the most on a single trip. Our best was like 20 plus in a morning outing. Use can use live or cut bait , a jig or spoon and pop it along, or double jig and wade the back bays. Simple to use and cheap enough to keep us from going broke

[@Dokterpedia]

I must admit you're the first fisherman I've ever seen tell or teach anyone about how to hookup their fishing line and i sincerely Thank you for sharing your video with me and all of your viewers

[@lotus1219]

Dokterpedia what are you doing here? 😄

[@Sammymc123]

Hey skipper, been watching your videos for 2 years now. I get the chance to go surf fishing for the first time in a few weeks and couldn’t be more excited thanks to the videos!

[@riccochet704]

Something I've learned fishing over the years. If there is a size limit you don't want your fish to be right on the line. I've seen fish shrink 1/8 to 3/16 when they get stressed. Especially if you are keeping them in a livewell.

[@larryrabathaly9503]

Wowwww that is truly remarkable! Seriously! Because the bobber stopper keeps the bobber in place whereby not allowing the sinker to touch bottom and the bait will be floating freely how smart is that I must admit I’ve learned something very fish important 😀 today 👍👍👍

[@JoseSanchez-iu3do]

10:12 "its pulling drraaaag" got me 😂

[@sunchaserw1477]

you are so generous to show techniques to people and that is really superb characteristic of mankind

[@usmc249]

Great to see y’all helping out that young man. As someone who recently got the fishing bug, I really enjoyed the lesson as well.

[@3runjosh]

This video is really making me nostalgic for spin fishing, which is a bit of a surprise since I’ve been focused on fly fishing lately. I did some spin fishing as a kid, but at 37, I’ve been trying to get back into it-self-teaching as I go. My first attempt was frustrating, and somehow that led me down the path to fly fishing (which, honestly, I’m still struggling with). Watching this brings back memories of catching a big bream earlier this year on a spin rod with a float setup, and it's still one of my favorite fishing moments.

[@codyrunge8190]

This channel is amazing just stumbled across it after moving to the west coast from the Midwest, never fished rivers before. This slip float rig will be my go to this weekend testing it out! Thanks a ton for the content !!

[@capito.yusefchristian]

nice to have a Pinoy friend with you. I know he's a pinoy, the lumpia give it away. Magandang araw kabayan!😁

[@LAKINGDAGAT904]

Ako yarnnn😅

[@capito.yusefchristian]

@@LAKINGDAGAT904 sarap mangisda dyan!

[@LAKINGDAGAT904]

@@capito.yusefchristian mas maganda sa atin daming spots at mas malalaki nahuhuli😁

[@alagadnijoshiahtv3207]

@@LAKINGDAGAT904 saan channel nyo suportahan kayo ng kabayan natin

[@capito.yusefchristian]

@@LAKINGDAGAT904 Isama mo boss si Hey skipper dito minsan. hehehe

[@felixalbion]

Been using this rig for 50 years. First freshwater pike fishing and then sea fishing on broken ground. Can work well in the right place

[@anthonyyehudashimrisaadya6148]

Absolutely enjoyed this vid. Cool bros teaching how to, and catching fish. Last week I was up in Antioch Ca, and met a fisherman named Mike and he showed me how to rig up his way. So now I'll be able to show others as well. Fishermen rock.

[@mikefett7969]

Your a Good man Skipper! Sharing the Lord's love, continue to bless him.

[@HeySkipper]

Thank you :)

[@ANGLERARIES]

100%, it's a true Hearted Filipino angler, bro skipper

[@Mightiflier]

I have learned more about fishing jetties and beaches from this channel than any other; a lot more.

[@AndrewEdwards-uj9my]

Hello from the UK 🇬🇧 I got snagged twice in two different days 😂 I found out from different friends of mine to use 6Ib line but just watching your video I think I will try it your way 😂😂

[@minopoggiali6237]

Hey! I've fishing the same way here in Italy for 15 years now: sliding float from a pier with rocks. Let me give you an advice: you definitely need a longer an dedicated rod for bobber fishing, at least 5 meters long. You also need a landing net the same length. The rig you use is very good, but some small adjusts would make it even better. If like to, i'll make a video in which I show my rig and my way of fishing. Keep in touch. Your YT chamnel is awesome!

[@HeySkipper]

Thanks for the love and support man, Btw, we make awesome beach fishing gear, check it out here. www.heyskipperfishing.com/

[@BurninVinyl]

you mean a bolognese one? or a rod called bordigotta?

[@minopoggiali6237]

@@BurninVinyl more or less bolognese, but with sliding bobber. This way i can fish near the bottom in a 40 ft deep sea. Never heard of bordigotta...

[@BurninVinyl]

@@minopoggiali6237 Bordigotta was a fishing rod that was made in Bordighera and was long like 6-7meters. You seem italian era lunga e fatta in fibra di vetro e cimino in carbonio. Intendi dire galleggiante scorrevole? o tipo stile montatura all'inglese? e quanto di piombatura?

[@minopoggiali6237]

@@BurninVinyl ah ok, it's a rod with no reel. We call it "canna fissa"

[@Meek2002]

Oh this is actually so useful, i went fishing off some rocks and snag the second its out there, thank you.

[@jeffrybenavides5000]

That jetty is crazy and thank you for sharing this rig.. this can definitely probably help at Sebastian on the right side with that current and them rocks

[@Nickcards82]

Skipper your videos are awesome. Wish I could fish with ya one day. Your very knowledgeable

[@alittlefurtheroutdoors1631]

I like it! We have always used those very small women’s hair rubber bands; cut it and tie onto your braid at desired depth with a double overhand knot, it slides also.

[@OneOut1]

Does it go through you rod eyes ?

[@alittlefurtheroutdoors1631]

@@OneOut1 yes, I usually do it with a 4000 or larger size reel on jetties and bridges. The rubber bands are like 1/2” or so and very thin.

[@chuckfinley3152]

The thread bobber stoppers work well for really deep stuff cause they go through the guides easily

[@glenthomasrealtor6223]

Lumpia on the rocks! I will try that on my next trip to the Philippines!

[@PolarBearXx]

God bless u man i got snagged on the jetties 2 days ago first time there i slipped at the way end n broke 1 reel lol funny thing i literally was fishing next to a group of asians 4 people right next to em they used floaters n caught a big redfish a drum sheephead n a medium pompano n another asian man came he was not part of the group he gave me leader line we were talking but im used to freshwater now i know what to take n how to use a floater could never toss it far with floaters but after seeing your video now i know that bobber stopper is cool

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

This is how everyone fished 40 years ago! With live shrimp. I still have some “ float hi glo “ floats , a trout sinker, and 141 Eagle Claw Kahle hooks. When I was a kid (mid 80’s) a man fishing by us caught a 56 lb. redfish at the end of the jetty.

[@FirstCastBoys]

This is a great video. Keep them coming as they are very informative. First Cast Boys will be watching.

[@disillusioned070]

Here in the Pacific NW we've been using slip floats in the rivers and on the jetties since I was a little kid and I'm in my late 50's now. I'm always surprised when I find out someone doesn't know about this style of fishing. Great video. One thing, on the jetties out here we like to use a double hook dropper under the bobber's weight. It's always fun and challenging when you get a double on the same rig.

[@kuma9069]

Hey Skipper... now THAT is Soul Fishin' !! Great tips & even better attitude. Thank you for your vision. From Barcelona. 🙏

[@shaunparker2929]

Im old and new to fishing. Ive sucked so bad at fishing my whole life, that i just hated it. But i want to get better. And this video helped why and how to use the bober stopper. Thank you.

[@jjar7266]

I've been slip bobbing this type of setup for many years.. works great for salmon fishing! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@miguelpaixao1317]

I really appreciate your gest to teach and furnish the basic stuff to that bro .🎉❤ That's the way to do it! I do the same.

[@jeremysilcox9362]

I love how you take your time to help viewers and people you meet. Great video. I bet those rigs would work so well on mangrove snapper and sheeps. If ever down in NW Fl let me know.

[@HeySkipper]

Awesome! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😁

[@lautaromallo9602]

That's fishing dude, you guys are really cool just enjoying and sharing man, that's what fishing's all about! Awesome video!

[@HeySkipper]

Awesome! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😁

[@Will-216]

Wow. A fishing video I really enjoyed. I seen a lot of boring ass video’s but yours are truly entertaining

[@adnanlimited]

I have been fishing since I was a child and I always used a slip bobber and a slip sinker including when I needed to probe the different spots on the lake for depth. You just remove the hook and cast out the bobber and if your sinker hits the bottom that means that your stopper is set deeper than the depth of the lake is in that spot and the bobber will lay flat on the surface. Also, most people are not even aware that in windy conditions you shouldn't use a very thick bobber as it acts more like a sail than a bobber. It gets blown anywhere and then you have to go back to bottom fishing. Instead you should use an english or a very thin finger bobber that can support a heavier sinker so that its mere tip will poke out from the surface. That keeps it even more controlled in rough wave conditions. Also instead of a braided fishing line which usually floats on the surface use a mono sinking line. Also, you need a better stopper and I have been making my own stoppers for a very long time from a braided line since those rubber ones that you are using will wear out quickly and never hold its depth. With only a few adjustments you will notice that they get loose and never hold the depth properly and there goes your hook straight for the rocks. Luckily you can now buy the stoppers made from quality braided line inexpensively since they never degrade or wear out you have them for as long as you have the line on the reel. You have to pull hard on your stopper to adjust the depth and it stays where you put it and it will never move on its own. There are many more secrets to slip bobber fishing which I could talk about in lengths, but it would just get too long here. You can also protect your expensive bobbers by putting a fresh coat of polyurethane over them since the sea salt will degrade them and that way if you have some very expensive or specialized bobbers like it is the case for me they can last you a very long time. I intend to pass my gear over to my kids so I do it lol.

[@tareqibnziyad4732]

Its lots of fun watching you fish.

[@stanturnerjr]

awesome vid. def gonna use this float set up. tired of getting snagged lol

[@MrSki-tyvm]

It maybe new to you but we have been fishing the weighted slip bobber for years. Fishing pan fish 2 ways - cast and watch or slow trolling with planner boards. In each case using live bait, crickets, worms and swimming plastics. You can also do a combo of drop shot and Carolina slip bobber rig. Main line to swivel to leader. The leader 6" - 8" hook to weight, then up from weight 6" - 8" tie in line hook (point up) polymer knot with eyelet between the knot (adds extra strength too keep hook pointed parallel and up right). Then another 4" to 6" tie to swivel on the main line. You already know how to prepare the slip bobber it desired.

[@piotrprushamski]

What a wholesome video, thanks for teaching!

[@HeySkipper]

Thanks mate! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😄

[@christophervarela7699]

Great video. Lots of information given. Thanks Skipper.

[@HeySkipper]

Awesome! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😃

[@EKIM713]

Luv it man. The best type of fishing is fishing with friends. Some you known since day one, Some you make one day on a solo fishing adventure.

[@projektsaragossa8207]

Liked before buffered, that is mad skillz

[@ElRoy707]

Hay skipper I like how your friend said when you cache a fish it triggers all your emotions

[@vincentecabrera6728]

Wish you were in mass. I’d love to run into you and do some fishing. Been watching your channel and vids now for a bit. Me and a friend just started salting here. Done a fair bit as a kid and young adult in Cali but some much to learn esp here in mass. Caught my first striper at least recently. Love your channel dude!!

[@xhmoobxyoojx]

We do this for salmon fishing when we’re hitting up the holes along the river but never thought about trying it for rock fishing. Will try it out next time. 👌

[@White_Tiger93]

1:17 hey can I ask those portable telescopic fishing rod on your bag, what kind of brand is it? where can I find one?

[@blueredfinch]

I heard people say "common fishy fishy" when they frying fish for the dinner :) good fishing guys

[@darkrashan]

Loved this vid - first time watching any of yours. The way you took the newbie under your wing got a subscribe from me :)

[@ramiroviramontes6335]

Me gustó mucho el vídeo, eres muy amigable, saludos desde Jalisco México.

[@BurninVinyl]

6:17 Hi can you tell more about the fishing rod in your backpack? seems very compact and perfect for fishing with live baits to catch seabass here in Italy. Thank in advance for the reply!

[@JoelWants]

That set up it’s Nice, looking forward to try it in some Mexican Waters when I go by this year.

[@TruthPerspecive]

Just bought 4 and 6 inch bobber and a new set of slip weights. Ready to try at the bridge where the rocks and concrete blocks are pretty much the same terrain you are fishing

[@YHWH7493]

I was looking for a good fishing video to pop up since I got home from work!. Nice 😅

[@HeySkipper]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@MrEvanBacon]

This is perfect for Hawaii. We get snagged up ALL the time on the rocks here.

[@willreese420]

Dude, you have the best fishing rigs advice vids by far. Can't wait to test out this rig. Lets go, Skipper!💪💪🎣

[@WildLifePhotography83]

I have used this rig for many years and its a very effective method. I think that the bead is worthless in the way you using it. The purpose of using bead is to protect the knoot above the sink and the float. Beacause when you trow away the float the sink will smash the float when you do it enough times. And a recomend you to at least one but two is better. So my recomendation is to put two bead below the float and not above 😉👌

[@irwinzapata3390]

Thanks for the tips and I hope you pick up your tags and not leaving them in the rocks.

[@SztangaTomice]

I always put 2 or even 3 rubber stoppers and it holds the floater way better, with that you can make sure your rubber stopper wont move up when making stronger casts

[@tomvogel492]

We use a ton of slip bobbers inland fishing in Minnesota. Especially rig for beginner casters as there is not a huge lead like a fixed bobber when you are trying to fish 6+ feet. I am newer to ocean fishing and I have always wondered why people don't use bobbers floats.

[@Tennkings-rb3eb]

Much love for spreading the fishing knowledge.❤

[@HeySkipper]

Hey, much appreciated for the shoutout! Thought I'd mention, I've got some top-notch beach fishing gear on my site, www.heyskipperfishing.com. You gotta check it out-it'll level up your fishing game in no time. 😄

[@stevegiblin270]

Great info and I am sick and tired of getting hung-up up here in New England and the NORTH east ⚓️👍

[@soundsoulpharmacy7200]

Hey men coool that you teach how fishing with passion. Thank's a lot for tranmit good fishing vibes Skipper

[@HeySkipper]

Thank you so much! If you found this helpful you gotta check out my website, I custom make a ton of gear to help you with your next fishing trip! www.heyskipperfishing.com 😃

[@williamjones3603]

This is what I use for trout fishing in streams and lakes.

[@stevegiblin270]

Nice helping that guy out! safety first’😊

[@fishon1073]

Great rig for rivers to with rocky bottoms too. Use this set up for steel-head along the salmon river in Idaho.

[@vascosantos6577]

We use this way for fishing sea bass for many years. You need to come to Portugal to learn how to fish whit a float or sinker.. 😜

[@jeanniehan]

Thanks you for showing us how to avoid the rocks....

[@stokedbeachbum]

I want to fish with Jerry! He brings lumpia to fish? I love Filipino food. The only better thing is a Filipino Burrito that we get here in San Diego. It's a Carnitas burrito with two lumpia inside for some crunch... and get the Chimichanga style for even more crunch.

[@kenji9596]

exciting fishing trip, great video lot of information and nice lumpia on the rock ..Greetings from a fishing hobby from Jakarta

[@ahbay-jy3ty]

12:20 the black part is the stomach, the brain is behind the eyes and is small and not black that you might not see it easily. When the stomach is full it's black. When empty it's clear.

[@GinPiano]

An awesome video - thank you so much! A question: how do you adjust the sinker weight to the floatability of the float so that the balance is exactly right? Also, what sinker weight and float floating power have you used in the video (oz/g)? Thanks and tight lines!

[@FedericoOrlandau]

This video is great, sharing and teaching is the way to go. You have a new subscriber.

[@beyhanahmed756]

very fun video to watch, thank you for showing this amazing technique!

[@HeySkipper]

Cheers for the love, my dude! Oh, and if you're into fishing, I've got some epic gear on my site, www.heyskipperfishing.com. Go check it out-it's gonna take your fishing game to the next level. 😁

[@WTGN12]

Nice of yall to teach that man

[@VitoVitoski]

Thank you for your explanations. I have a couple of advices though. First don't use a snell knot on a hook with an eye not soldered (and thus closed) to the hooks body, this knot is sometimes very weak due to the line coming eventually right into the small gap between the hooks eye and the hooks body, where it starts rubbing... Use the improved clinch knot instead, or take hooks with the paddle instead of the eye, or even use soldered, closed eye hooks (rare). Second. The principle of the sliding floater works of course very good, the only thing is, if it's really deep and you need to reel in the line portion where the stopper is, you CAN NOT use the bead, because it's too big to be reeled in. And the last one, OK, this works fine vith a shrimp because it will swim above the bottom anyway, but will no way work with a bait like mussel, or urchin, which has to be lying down at the bottom. It will be suspicios for any fish if they see it floating even just an inch above the bottom. Oh yeah, one more. This big one piece sinker is only OK if it is lying on the bottom, or if you deliberately fish in the rough sea with a lot of foam, near the rock shore. Otherwise, you prefer the series od smaller sinkers. Cheers from Croatia!

[@bert3837]

Your friend reminds me of my friend Nick. We go hunting and it’s a very similar dynamic. That’s cool man.

[@gangnam101]

Any suggestion for mangrove jack fishing in the mangroves with lots of things that can snag the line?

[@toddp8164]

What pole you using. Nice carry anywhere pole Thanks Have bought lots from you

[@HeySkipper]

We sell it on our website! It’s our brand new carbon fiber wrapped hey skipper rod!

[@toddp8164]

I don’t see it…..

[@LoneStar_yota]

Glad I found this channel, I’m like 4 videos deep. In the last 2hrs hahaha

[@faizalchannel7751]

Boleh cuba teknik ini,spot berbatu..terbaik geng👍

[@30UnderConstruction]

I love this video! I learned so much. I have a similar fishing pole or rod! I’m not sure the correct term. But when I cast my line it unravels half the time. What am I doing wrong?

[@TanksAirsoftchannel]

blessing is a understatement

[@ernestpatterson823]

I knew i recognized the fishing area out in my old fishing spot by the fort... I like to use fiddlers and blue crab for sheepshead and black drum...

[@sheldinvenus6475]

Love from Guam

[@yfengable]

Have you ever try toothpick on the bobber? Gives you adjustable slacks without the bobber stopper

[@samfisher8426]

you guys are wholesome

[@zapdos2564]

Fishing is like universal language for men.

[@Islam_moulai]

How can you avoid blocking the bobbin thread with a stopper ?

[@RD-gv7ub]

where you fish at and where do you get life shrimp?😊

[@ClearWater7.62]

What size reel and rod were you and your buddy using? Looks like your buddy's combo setup is small. Is an 8000 series and 10 ft rod overkill for pier fishing?

[@rogerrandolph9685]

You guys are so cool! Great content! Well done boys!

[@glenthomasrealtor6223]

What is your friends channel? When I search, Snoop Dogg keeps showing up. LOL

[@terrymiller111]

A friend of Skippizle, my Glenzill

[@jenylanuza3908]

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[@migguzj9690]

Pinoy angler here sir Im a fan of yours

[@CaithlinNaidoo]

You are the best fishing guy