Night Jigging for BLUEFIN [Part 1]

[@deadeye9568]

Thank you. GoM yellowfin newbie, think those tips are gonna help me out.

[@fishboy36]

Really like your content. Very good advice for beginners. I mark my line starting at 100ft in 50ft increments. The bigger 80-120Gram Colt snipers are deadly during the daytime.

[@worf7680]

Colt snipers are for bonito and mackies, best to throw 500 gram nomad rippies my boy. Jk idk shit about tuna

[@jorgeposadas1192]

I never knew about the white line, thankyou.

[@Tony67032]

great info and down right simple, thanks for taking the time to do the video and taking tons of the b.s. out, again great and simple 👍👍👍👍👍

[@fungihntr]

Thank you. I learned a lot! Appreciate you posting your videos.

[@lenlvovsky]

Thank you for your video. Can you be more specific about what rod do you pair with your reels. Thanks.

[@ChasingPelagics]

Fishing Rod Setups kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmi2q6aDr5V8f9U

[@JS-sx3bl]

Nice job on vid to show your way of fishing technique at night for Blue Fin.

[@Briguy1027]

I just purchased some jig leaders from you. I was a bit surprised at the shipping, it's more than the cost of the leaders themselves. It seems pretty steep considering it will take 5-8 days and it's just coming to Southern California.

[@ChasingPelagics]

Everything is shipped priority mail, you will see it in 1-2 business days typically. I need to adjust the rates for the smaller size stuff. I’ll credit you when I fill ur order tomorrow.

[@Briguy1027]

@@ChasingPelagics Thanks - you are the man! I'll be sure to tell my fishing club where I got the leaders when they notice I use them to catch more fish in September.

[@smileyzimkins4220]

Super info, but what swivel to attach braid to jig leader or what knot to attach to jig leader for 80 - 130# braid

[@ChasingPelagics]

I like using the San Diego Jam Knot for these connections. You can see how to tie that knot in our other video. Keep the swivel connection on the rod side of the leader. Keep the slit ring at the bottom so you can change our jigs quickly.

[@taylorfranklin1114]

Once hooked just get the rod on the rail and grind it to the surface lol

[@jessj4150]

Is the largest reel a penn fathom 60ld2? Looks like the other one is a 40nld2 and you mentioned the smallest is a 30ld2. Thanks great info

[@ChasingPelagics]

Yup that’s them

[@glock_star1396]

Just Curious which Phenix Axis rods did you pair with each Fathom.

[@ChasingPelagics]

On the 30 HAX 820XH (this thing is a good jig stick too). On the 40 and 60 HAX 780X2H. I’d like a 3X for the 60 but they are pretty much sold out everywhere right now.

[@petera1117]

I just re organized my combos. I put a tranx 401 on my HAX H820. Do you recommend this? Or should I put that reel on a lighter rod (I do have a spare fath25NLH) I wanted to use it as a surface iron rig for under #40 YT/Dodos. I cast much further and with less birds nests using the tranx, but line capacity is a concern. My HAX XH has a 30 fathom lh. And my HAX 2xh has an avet HXW raptor lh.

[@Tony67032]

how many yards of braid line "solid or hollow cord" were you able to fit in each reel and if not to much asking the rod models

[@ChasingPelagics]

Dont quote me on the exact number, but on the 30 was just over 300 yards, I want to say the 40 and the 60 was 350 yards. As for the rods... Im a fan of the Phenix Axis series. On the 30 and 40 HAX780 X2H, for the 60 HAX720 X3H

[@Tony67032]

@@ChasingPelagics thanks again, just got a 40 and I would look into the rods

[@mashdatrashvideos2831]

I usually fish on my boat or a friends and last week I went out on the liberty and it just Hit me all of sudden “ White line is meant to be seen” I had black braid and had no idea where my sardine was swimming, the deckhand said White is by far the best to prevent tangles when 35 people have sardines swimming in circles

[@danielleanos9559]

really helpful advice thank you

[@bryan34wable]

What kind of split ring pliers are those?

[@ChasingPelagics]

Bubbas! The only pistol grip split ring pliers I’ve found! They are a little price tho

[@bryan34wable]

@@ChasingPelagics I have the Daiwa split ring needle nose but don’t like them. I have issues with not getting the split ring open enough.

[@marioh.4361]

great vid

[@aaronaguileras8954]

Great Information

[@sandiegopescadeportiva2320]

New suscriber. I'm going 4 days trip looking for tuna. Can you make a video giving some tips?

[@ChasingPelagics]

Right now this is 75% of the fishing, rest is on a sinker rig, which is a weight 6-8ft above a fly lined bait

[@gerryvang6902]

What is that white sleeve on the loop of the crimp?

[@ChasingPelagics]

Chaffing Tube

[@antoniomontejano7375]

Heading out on Friday for a two day. I have a penn 16visx topped off with 80lb spectra. I’m wondering if it’s worth going up to #100. Rod is 60-130 phenix 3h and will be using knife jigs.

[@ChasingPelagics]

Fishing is gonna be tough over the weekend…. Wind situation not looking good

[@antoniomontejano7375]

@@ChasingPelagics smh!

[@antoniomontejano7375]

@@ChasingPelagics I was waiting for your forecast

[@fishingmaestro]

Bump it 100. Don’t fish 80 if it’s for night time fishing. I have a 16 VISX with 700 yards of 100lb Ace HC

[@Bruce0617]

very helpful

[@davew1817]

UV FLASHLIGHT LIGHT? You do NOT need a UV light source to “glow up “ your jig. Cheapo LED works. They both work great. Only diff is the UV light doesn’t break the darkness. You can see it glow in your hand. The LED lights up everything (as we all know), but as soon as you turn it off you will see the the jig is now glowing. Tested on a Nomad Buffalo with Glow stripes. 🔦

[@ChasingPelagics]

It’s an LED flash light that emits UV light. It also works 50% better than a regular flash light. They are not expensive.

[@gankheryOfficial15]

nice vidio

[@Ed_win1985]

hey man what marker is that? try sharpie 🤣 washes away thanks in advance 🤙🏼

[@ChasingPelagics]

Sharpie Magnum

[@dtrn750]

What split ring pliers are those?

[@ChasingPelagics]

Bubba