Top 3 LIVE BAIT RIGGING MISTAKES (Underwater Evidence)

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Do you know about the live bait misconception that causes fewer trophy fish (and MORE CATFISH) to be caught?
Here it is…
It’s falsely believing that just because you send down a live bait that everything below the surface will automatically want to eat it…
WRONG!!!
Fish are smart and they know when something is not right, so if you send down a shrimp that's spinning in the water, there's almost no chance of you hooking up.
In this video, we’ve got world-record holder, Capt. Peter Deeks, showing you the top three mistakes that most anglers make when they rig live bait that’s costing them dozens of fish.
Have any questions about rigging live bait?
Let us know in the comments below.
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[@Saltstrong]

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[@munawarkhan7676]

Very good 👍

[@B1gHagar]

Hey look, its the coward who has to use a computer to find fish. FAKE FISHERMAN

[@Saltstrong]

@@B1gHagar May we ask how the use of a computer results in someone being a fake fisherman?

[@B1gHagar]

@@Saltstrong Anybody can throw a lure into a known hole. You didn't lean how to search fish out, find them, know when to fish them, what to fish them with. Frankly, you don't know a damn thing about fishing. You put in the time of year, weather or whatever and computer software and it spits out coordinates and lures from somebody else who actually got lucky enough to catch them the first time. As the computer compiles more data the better its forecast. Go someplace you've never been before, turn off your computer and keep it off. Otherwise you're catching fish in a computer made bucket and you're a FAKE FISHERMAN. Why do you always have to tell a lier that he's lying?

[@Saltstrong]

@@B1gHagar It seems as if there is some confusion about our program... ours is designed to enable our members to quickly and easily learn how to consistently find and catch fish based on how the react to changing weather conditions as well as how they move around throughout the seasons (they learn the biological preferences of redfish, seatrout, snook, and flounder along with the science of water to predict exactly where they'll be at any given time). We do share spots that we catch fish every week, but that's for helping members see the exact type of spot where the fish are holding during specific conditions so that they can find places just like that in their local areas. The final result of the structured lessons along with the continued weekly spot dissections is what enables members to predict the exact type of spots that will be holding fish so that they then can go to some place they've never been before and successfully find and catch fish on their own without having to rely on others to get spots.

[@alexanderelmar8731]

if i ever be turned into a tiny fish i will act as unatural aspossible to survive xD

[@samreyes5531]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Toxic-FhuYu]

true that😂 start swimming upside down everywhere

[@khianidude]

That just makes you act natural when you're trying to survive since other tiny fish will catch on and do the same, next thing you know it you got a fish that does weird stuff like how we have fainting goats.

[@devilscupid3515]

😂😂😂😂

[@The_Judge300]

Sadly often a hungry fish gets triggered by a fish acting unnatural and eat that first, as a fish acting unnatural most of the time is a weaker and slower fish that is easier to catch and eat for them.

[@trailtrashoutdoors8173]

Thanks for doing the hard work of filming what works and what doesn't! Great video!

[@giox_b146]

Facts!!!

[@jmcin32]

Awesome tutorial! I am now a subscriber! .....can’t wait for the next show!

[@dougiemac8417]

Great video guys. Awesome information!!

[@TexasAnglerTRD]

Great video for beginners & intermediate Anglers! 🎣

[@roberttankersley7983]

Nice information. Makes perfect sense. Good luck on the water everyone! 🎣

[@AzAsrFishing]

Awesome info! thanks for the tips bro..

[@keithsargent6963]

A Florida native taught my dad how to hook a live shrimp around 1963. He hooked it just like you did, under the horn as he called it.

[@MrEazyE357]

That's exactly how my uncle taught me when I was little.

[@steverichardson6920]

This is relevant and valuable information, well done and thanks for sharing. I used to manage a tackle store and one of the key aspects I saw time and time again were anglers (beginner and experienced) not fishing drag up to the rigs capability, I even tested this on work colleagues by setting up an outfit with 6kg (12lb for US readers) and without fail the set drag in the majority of cases was more suitable for 3kg line than the 6kg...... Even on KZbin how many experienced anglers do you see cranking up the drag mid run or during the fight. Obviously there are situations to fish lighter drags and times to fish heavier, but you have to trust your gear and knots...... I used to measure my drag over the rod to 1/3 of the breaking strain, in tough country I would fish 10kg of drag (measured) on 15kg line just to stand a chance of getting the fish out, no room for error!

[@ronvahey]

Awesome info! Just started to watch the first section. The video is an excellent tool, especially for those of us who don't have the opportunity to hit the water every week. Thanks for another great course offering! 👍🏻

[@socalsaltwateranglers]

Great tips! Keepem coming 👊🏼

[@elicchannel2164]

Good sharing bro..thanks

[@carlosllama5295]

Thnk u for this very informative video we all need all the help we can get specially lately when everybody including myself is getting skunked....

[@muzzammil927]

Thank you for information brother👍

[@keiperscatch]

Nice techniques, thanks for sharing

[@The_Judge300]

Sometimes you want your live bait to act as natural as possible. Other times, not. Never be stuck in one way of thinking. Always experiment and see what works best there and then. This is not set in stone.

[@Coastal_vibes]

Great work fellas. Thank you

[@tooltime5661]

Great job, thanks from Florida.

[@cookandfishing]

Really good content! So true what you guys talking about, if our bait doesn't look natural...most likely we won't have any bites at all...Thank you so much for your video! Keep Making them! ✌🎣😎

[@joankaywell1749]

Exactly what I needed to see. I have never baited live shrimp properly and can’t wait to try this.

[@duartejuanatx]

really appreciate the info! 👍

[@webincomeincome8767]

I learned myself using years of fishing exactly what you are teaching. I personally don’t care to use splitshot (or other weights) as upon break off the fish is left to survive pulling line and splitshot around. A light knocker rig solves that problem. Thanks for the video.

[@joshuahoward342]

What’s a knocker rig could you explain?

[@odd_el_toxico_g-coin_logis8474]

These tips helped,I changed the hooking,made my own rigs,with minimal hardware,,and broke my pb bull red record twice,it does make a difference

[@sirjonnyblock1]

Awesome stuff! Thanks!

[@billhedger3517]

This is very cool and full of info ty

[@marmaliton4219]

Thanks capt very useful information I’ll follow now on 😀

[@heroesfishing4917]

Thanks guys, I need to sign back up to watch this course!

[@Saltstrong]

You should! Let us know how we can help!

[@f21gun]

Thank you!!! Cannot wait for my next trip out to apply what I have learned!

[@Saltstrong]

Have fun! Let us know how you do!

[@driverytk9359]

Great video guys!

[@TxReaper85_]

Wow, amazing info Ty SaltStrong 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching!

[@r.hernzz]

Awesome vid. Guys. Thank you. 🤘🏾

[@Fresh_N_Salt_Fishing]

Thanks guys, great video 🤙

[@Ak.Fishing_]

Great tips!

[@gatchrickytv4416]

Wow thank you so much for the lesson i learned a lot.

[@hkeepingitreel7441]

Great work guys 👍

[@Mike-gw9yt]

Great info. Thank you.

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks Mike!

[@RogerRogers2023]

Epic feedback keep it coming!! love the channel.👍

[@DrewJ79]

I'm glad to know I've been hooking my live bait right. The way you showed those techniques is the way I was taught. I've never in my life used a metal leader either. I use 30# fluorocarbon leader tied to 20-30# braid with a uni to uni knot and I've caught 30" plus size Snook freelining my bait with a small #3 circle hook. Let the drag do the work the fish will tire out. Ive seen too many people max out the drag and try to horse them in and get broke off.

[@aureliusva]

I'll take a metal leader in a school of bluefish or ribbon fish any day.

[@samsadowitz1724]

@@aureliusva yeah, you definitely need steel/wire leaders for those when using cut bait. Though you can get away with not using a wire leader if you use "gang hooks" (two or three hooks joined like links in a chain). I have caught several toothy fish using them without needing steel leaders.

[@willcurl3664]

@@samsadowitz1724 no you can use heavier flouro

[@samsadowitz1724]

@@willcurl3664 how heavy do you use for them? 100lb?

[@jaysantos7679]

Thanks guys. I'm just beginning to fish and feel like I learn alot.... appreciate it.

[@1sungyi]

Glad i saw this video!! The more you knoooow!!!

[@jimboyfederigan6598]

Love your work guys for making the video now i know how to rig better good job 👍 Guys

[@galenelson2324]

This was VERY helpful

[@Saltstrong]

Great to hear!

[@brianclark17]

Some of my personal best 45+ pound Reds and Tarpon, have been caught rigging live bait the way you say is wrong!

[@carlosh6848]

Even a broken clock is right twice a day Brian....

[@rumnboats7612]

@@carlosh6848 point is; when the bite is on none of this matters and when it's tough this might make a small difference.

[@edgarsaravia638]

Nice video really learn from it but, those this method works offshore, pier fishing, or surf fishing when your casting your live bait?

[@getoutandfish2005]

Great info

[@WorldEngineersOnline]

this makes sense. I always wpnder why some guys seem to be catching all the time while others failed, even for the same spot. I am sure it has to do with the way the bait is hoocked and the Odor.

[@drdeankos2356]

well done mate about time someone has done this photo work with rigs congrats

[@BobbyZataTv]

nice vid tnx for share🎣

[@jaisonmanu07]

Good information

[@leroymorris6036]

Wow thats good advice thanks

[@Saltstrong]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@devilscupid3515]

My new favorite channel!!!!!!!!! Just found out why I don’t catch nothing.

[@kingfisher528]

Nice tips

[@FishnFisherman]

One of the best videos on fishing techniques. Really great efforts and work. I would like to share this knowledge in my local language i.e. Urdu for that purpose can I use short clips from this video?

[@RedS0L0]

I never thought of going through the top and bottom of the mouth I use just the top I also use metal leaders in murky water I really like them for my Cats and carps

[@justin3594]

Yeah it’s great. Keeps the fish from being able to talk to his friends too.

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

Really appreciate y'all saying it's not magic, just fishing....respect

[@Kal-EL_BSF]

Nice video man, im so helpful.

[@joedennehy386]

Very good, thanks from new New Zealand, i just wonder why you yse silver hooks. We use chemically sharpened, teflon coated hooks, that are really hard to see. In octopus and octopus circle patterns.

[@haiman4962]

I've been looking for this all my life. I really wanna see how the live bait moves in the water.

[@Kal-EL_BSF]

yes we same

[@swapnilbayekar8077]

Thank you ❤️

[@xhathronallen6074]

Thanks for the tips make a lot of sense now I'll get my game up on catching fish than feeding fish

[@twotoned2774]

This was a video I needed to see. I appreciate your time and effort. I was always a skeptic about metal leaders. I have to check out your link because I am interested in the full video.

[@DanTheFishMan]

I'm ready!!

[@KaliCal]

Wow...I feel like a better angler already. This was awesome. Thanks

[@kws74]

good video. but what about us surf fisherman? what’s the best way to present a bait while waves are pulling everything that’s under 3 ounce weights? and i said not to use the steel leaders. well what if we are catching toothy fish like blues, and spainish?

[@riyanmancing6220]

Thanks

[@gatchrickytv4416]

Ang galing maraming maraming salamat sa pagtuturo. Makakahuli na ako ng isda ngayon.

[@NoName-yi3oz]

Hahaha soweird

[@chrissewell1608]

Awesome underwater footage. That would be a great fishing investment!

[@bobbymalta73]

Thank You.

[@Saltstrong]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@deltapro4432]

I agree with this vid 100% BUT fishing is mysterious. I just told my friend yesterday to get rid of all that crap on his line (metal leader/beads/whatnot) he didn’t and yet he out-fished me at Sebastian LOL. He hooked sardines in the back, I hooked in mouth straight as possible 🤷🏻‍♂️. I use braid and flouro leader, he used whatever line came that with his $30 Walmart combo LOL. We both had so much fun!!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

[@kediriwani9953]

Thankyou verry much

[@stephenscott963]

Any recommendations on how far to put any size small weights on leader line away from hook?

[@unkle037]

Awesome video! Can you show me your best redfish rig? Bull run season is around the corner here in the gulf.

[@craigderoche.filmclips4860]

IM GOING TOMORROW . THANKS GOOD STUFF

[@ducnguyen3754]

Thanks 🌻🙏

[@stephenscott963]

Great stuff but don’t know about anyone else, but hard to see exactly where you hooked bait, maybe a more close up, or maybe I need glasses!! Keep up the great videos!

[@austinbuholtz6970]

I fish with shrimp and my best method is to tear off the tail and feed the hook all the way through the body and out through the middle of its front feet. I use a size 1 to size 2 bait holder hook. Guarantee you it’ll catch those fish that seem to always bite around the hook like snapper, sheepshead, and bait fish.

[@waltertx.6020]

I will give that a try. Thank you Austin Buholtz.. 🙌

[@White_Tiger93]

Hello there, I had a problem with hooking the live shrimp on top of it head.(behind the horn) whenever I cast it, it slide off easily from my hook and lost me quite a few live shrimp I don't what is wrong?! I'm using gamakatsu octopus circle hook for it though...

[@chrisjones720]

@@White_Tiger93 use a smaller hook

[@ivd4s7]

Before i complete the video ...00:10 is mind blowing shot ...amazing ..let us complete

[@popawalker]

My dad always said hook the horn on shrimp, I have never tried hooking the tail, will have to give that a try.

[@KOOLBROTHA]

Very cool gentlemen 👍🏿

[@_weinerdog_]

I’ve caught massive reds on steel leaders also a Good bait for big redfish is a decent size pinfish with 2 slices on one side

[@elhueso4330]

On a boat u are 100 percent right but fishing from a bridge u need a heavy set up if u are fishing for big fish

[@CurrentlyFishing]

Or from a kayak!

[@Saltstrong]

Very true. The same premise of going as light as possible for the target species still should apply though because the environment should be factored into the decision making.

[@michaelpinder5923]

I like to use 40-60 with artificial and 60- 100 bottom fishing from bridges

[@molonlabe8470]

@@Saltstrong I use steel leader for sharks. Is there any way to get around that? I have seen them bite through steel leaders too but if I try fluorocarbon or a mono leader it seems like I will lose alot more of them.

[@Artoconnell]

pay attention to the as possible part.

[@akatsukia9695]

Terima kasih"TQ" 4 guud video ☝️👍🍑🎣

[@oscararriaga7158]

What do recommend for surf fishing or bank

[@DICKFARTZZ]

This video is severely under watched. Excellent information.

[@HWCism]

Thanks.

[@Saltstrong]

You're welcome

[@idrischedin8265]

Tg u..for sharing..👍👍👍

[@pmm0107]

Thanks! Great stuff! But you are in crystal clear water where fish can see the lure. We fish the LA/MS gulf coast marshes to maybe 10 ft deep. Water is always brown & sometimes murky. What's your advice for cloudy water (and don't say "move". lol.

[@pel-umbandung8935]

I dont know in your place, but here in asia we use smelly bait, like clam flesh, shrimp meat etc, we use live bait but it take a very long time for a bite so we usually use more than 1 rod, while waiting we catch the smaller one with the smelly bait, sometimes we only catch fish from the smelly bait

[@jerryfaircloth]

Great stuff but didn't see it mentioned at the hook end to tie a loop knot for any live bait. It really makes a huge difference especially for snook.

[@handymanso3322]

that will be explained on the paid video...lol

[@travisperry4515]

@@handymanso3322 lol such a racket

[@jaimeperezchavez6046]

Thanks for interesting Tips/ how do you rec and with bonito chunks ?

[@Saltstrong]

Check out the full blog on our website and post your question there. That way, our coaches can respond back directly with their input and recommendation. You can find that here: www.saltstrong.com/articles/live-bait-mistakes-underwater/

[@kadaluzhavan4150]

Superb 👍

[@dylanlevin]

Hooking through top and bottom jaws can keep them from properly cycling water aka breathing always better in the mouth up through the top

[@agoesahmad1931]

I liked,,, good job 👍👍👍

[@uce.4lo]

Which sunglasses is Peter wearing? They look super nice 😎

[@gamermike5279]

Question what is your opinion on quick clips

[@wanhouse1985]

Nice trik bro..

[@dickiefrank9839]

Great video from the best guide around

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks!

[@TheonlyMikecashes]

Sick man see you use the same rig i have been using for years cheap light efficient for live bait

[@alfatihanglerlybaz9683]

Beatiful trik for fishing 😎👍

[@youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850]

I like a fine-wire Aberdeen for smaller live baits and circle hooks for larger baits. Try using a paper clip through the bait connected to the eye of the hook - Bunker style!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching!