Slide The Bait To The Fish

[@joshuahorwitz6458]

Wow mind=blown. Goes to show there’s always plenty to discover in our sport. Don’t get me wrong, I love flicking a lure around. But bait is what made me fall in love with fishing. There’s something to be said about casting a live bait out, sitting back and cracking a beer with the boys and waiting to see what smashes it.

[@spacemandaxx]

This is the way!

[@jaymac996]

Oath mate

[@danodonnell9678]

There's nothing new under the sun but catching fish is always a new thrill!!!

[@AlanHowellphotovideo]

Been using the slide fishing technique in my bathtub since I was 2 years old to catch rubber duckies and bars of soap. Here we call it zing-zing blubbity blub. Caught my PB bar of Zest soap on that same rig trolling in a hot tub when I was 9 which is currently the undefeated world record.

[@56TwosMostWanted]

Too frickin good😅😅😅😅

[@NoHandsAndy]

I'm rollin

[@billywallis4633]

Gold

[@ahmedalnumairi3498]

Not funny

[@kyleholbrook5802]

Hahaha!!!

[@zoolookfishing]

Awesome fish...sliding started in South Africa. We have been using this technique for years...we even slide from the surf through the waves...you just change the way you hook your bait and shake your rod so that you slide your bait down. But for the past 2 years I don't even slide anymore, our rods allows you now to cast your bait out far enough. You don't have to slide a live bait out... awesome fish and Lekka video🤟🏻🤙🏻

[@augienobriga7893]

In Hawaii we've been slide baiting since the 40s

[@BigWillieFPV]

In New Zealand we were sliding bait out on vines with whale bone hooks in the 1800’s

[@EpikNZ]

@@BigWillieFPV 😂😂👍👍👍

[@Myselfandilol]

We slide bait out a lot in SA

[@ahassan3557]

I’ve been sliding since the Big Bang

[@m4ck_fpv]

Yeah, we also use this in Portugal. Difference is no one has made a video for people to see how it works, So well done mate!! Spectacular video, short & straight to the point..tkx for sharing 👍🐟👍

[@saltwater_addict742]

Watch a South African channel called ASFN, you'll see how its used correctly

[@m4ck_fpv]

Saltwater_Addict 7 Still a great video mate...and you can’t beat the Aussie accent 😀

[@pettermct]

@@saltwater_addict742 whats the name of the video?

[@denverwannies9437]

This technique has been used in south Africa for decades. Used not only for Edibles such as garrick, kob(Jewfish and shad (Taylor), but it's also used when targeting big sharks using baits to big to cast

[@fishmut]

Yeah my great great grandma used it , she’s from Venus.

[@1998TDM]

I've had a couple of PB's using this technique in NZ. Until today I thought I had discovered it.. I use a wee #9 fly rod to catch the live baits. Always an amazing days fishing.

[@RandomJ2023]

One other way to slide bait: I had an 18" surf rod and would tie a spreader weight and cast as far as it would go. Reel it slowly let it grab the bottom. Set that rod into a holder or wedge in the rocks real good and reel tight, the rod should bend and line remain nice and snug. Then...with a 2nd fighting rod you loop the slider on but attach it to your main line with a rubber band. You can control how deep you want it to go this way. You can choose to reel your bait back to check it at any time and then slide it back out at your discretion. When you get a hookup, the rubber band breaks free from the anchor rod...and you have your fighting rod directly attached to the fish.

[@ThePercanegra]

Wow! That’s a really good idea! Love it.

[@ubreakitirepairit3569]

Or you can just simply stick with one rod.

[@wazup3333]

How do you attach with rubber band?

[@Antoine_99]

@@wazup3333snap swivel, it’s called a trolley rig and it’s used for kingfish on piers

[@deaddance00]

Ive had these sliding rigs for years never knew how to rig them up. The way that sinkers rigged up is nut. Good work boys cheers for info

[@chanyinjohnny5822]

Oor

[@arnoldrugnat2870]

South Africans started slide baits.Also we get return and non return slides.Also keep the sinker line short to prevent tangling with your live bait rig.A slide protector also helps tremendously

[@hazza196]

Man live baiting can be so exciting when seeing the rod bend after a strike! Great video and keep up the great work Briggsy.

[@Theeggfly]

Fisherman on Lake Michigan utilize a similar technique for steelhead. We cast a sinker from the break wall (pier) then attach a larger bobber using a snap swivel. Below the bobber is a piece of frozen shrimp. The trick is to have the wind to your back so the bobber drifts away from you.

[@Briggsy]

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[@valstar361r6]

In South Texas Corpus Christi and Bob Hall Pier it called Slide Line except there's a swivel that brakes off the anchor line and your just fighting the fish no weight .....its a 2 rod method....1 rod is your anchor and the slide is the one with the breakaway swivel that has the bait...fun way to fish from pier Bob Hall to be exact... at the surf you can see the reds and trout go air born and at the end of the pier tarpon and kings

[@nathanielvargas3863]

We do something similar to this in Texas off of the piers and rocks. Big king mackerel, Jack crevalle and tarpon and caught regularly with that rig

[@jasl7358]

Pin rigging 👍

[@808hookem9]

Slide bait is literally the #1 technique in hawaii we use for trevally anywhere from 30-100+ pounds....fire video man

[@대한민국주권은국-l4c]

Just watching this video makes me excited... It's cool. These days, there are only a handful of sliding fishing experts in Korea. I am also interested in this kind of fishing and preparing the equipment.

[@vaan1520]

Used this method in the UK back in the sixties. Caught some big sea bass and cod from the deeper marks and a spectacular cod (27lb) from Rothsall (?) in the North West in 1968/9. Very rarely hear of it now, particularly in UK.

[@hoksipgau]

This type of fishing was invented in Hawaii, by 1st generation Japanese Hawaiians in 1900's, it further refined by them in the 30's and 40's, my grandfather use to do this technique. It really got refined in the 60's. We tie our own rigs, use stop rings, 40# lead lines, 10 ounce lead with copper wire "claw", sometimes we use weighted slide rigs, but with out a doubt, the Auzzie slide rig is the best. We used so many variations of poles, fenwicks, half & half, sabres, lamiglass, now a days, hi tech graphites. The reels are conventional Penn 4'O with 50, 60, 80# test. We use this technique to catch ulua at cliff conditions.

[@kapliger]

Doesn't the lead sinker get stuck in a rocky reef? I can't even throw a jig & let it sink down to the bottom. Snag guaranteed.

[@hoksipgau]

@@kapliger , Brah, that's the whole point. The lead gets stuck into the bottom(reef, rock or sand). When the ulua "hits" it breaks the lead line. The ulua runs free without the lead holding it back. The stop ring prevents the slide rig from detaching from the litter line. You need to actually see it in the real and experience actually fishing this way. Only in Hawaii is this technique used....aloha'oi

[@sinceagesago5258]

Sorry Slide rig was invented by polynesians long before Japanese came to Hawaii. These were one of there ancient methods of fishing when sea was to rough to go out in a canoe. Even the ancient art is still used today in some parts of polynesia. Sorry Japanese never owned this one

[@hoksipgau]

@@sinceagesago5258 Serious? Brah, not here to make argument. But you way off and wrong. Ancient Polynesians never have rod and reels and most important "metal". And I'm not talking Japanese from Japan, I'm talking "local" Japanese, and their ability to adapt and innovate a fishing technique used in Hawaii. Now tell me exactly where your source for Polynesian slide bait technique that we use here in Hawaii, tell me about your knowledge of the Polynesian slide bait technique, tell me how you even know what ulua fishing in Hawaii is, tell me you even from Hawaii and you ulua fish. I've been ulua fishing over forty years, just like my father, and just like my grandfathers, and now sons ulua fish....Aloha'oi and have a nice day.

[@pakde8002]

Funny story... I was looking at this style of fishing a couple of years ago because I have always been more for live/cut bait fishing in the surf, which on the sandy beaches of North Carolina USA is not a problem with getting hung up on weed and corals etc but very different situation here in Bali where if you want to find fish from the surf it means fishing over structure and even if you find a sand trough the current will peel the heaviest weight out like a feather, not to mention that the best beaches for fishing the wind is blowing either down the beach or right in your face at 20mph+, so this trolly system seemed like a pretty cool solution. And then one day while researching it I saw a very early video of Cavy casting off the rocks one morning before heading to work. Anyone remember that video??? So, wow, screw live bait, I'm going to get into poppers, which of course lead me to Morning Tide. So, I actually forgot all about live/cut bait fishing and started learning and gearing up to become a Ledge Lord. Still have the homemade rigs as they're not available in Bali and also experimented with a two rod system so that the trolly line only gets pulled in at the end of the day...all gathering dust. So this is really full circle for me. Thanks Briggsy.

[@Morbid_micko]

Epic video, love the o ring design down the bottom so you can cast twice as far. Fishing shop shut so I made one with a swivel clip, hope it works. Thanks for the video.

[@nicholassansone670]

bro this is OG Hawaiian style

[@magwamagwa45110]

We fish for king Salmon the basically same way we call it plunking we use railroad spikes on a light line for weight and they break off .. fun stuff

[@manujaen3999]

I used these with the Team Catfish weight slides to make a kzbin.infoUgkxdmsDj7fQXe77DC0l7P7ua8B3PiESUubM Carolina rig and they were perfect for the ponds I fish. I have also used them to make 3 way rigs and these work perfectly. Haven't had any issues with them snagging in rocks or in weeds yet.

[@thinusvanwyk4458]

Slide fishing is proudly south african. Been doing it forever over here!

[@rjfishing5640]

Im 13 and have been doing that my whole life in South Africa from shore with heavier tackle and targeting big sharks,kob(mulleway)some up to 70kg and garick

[@hemalmitusing1951]

This is a south african way of fishing, nothing new here.

[@chbarrett22]

In South Carolina we call this a Jackson rig! Also google King Mackerel fishing with a trolley rig! Same concept but it uses two rods. One anchor rod and then a fighting rod with a love bait. That how we catch Kong’s from the local Carolina piers.

[@FishingwithMarkiMark]

Love a good ol' slide bait.. it's always been such a rad way to get your baits out. Good for mulloway off the stones too!

[@pranicmegan]

Good Idea .. I'm gonna give that a try off when I'm next up the coast.

[@wazup3333]

Where do you get the tackle?

[@MrDieseldog]

Love your enthusiasm fellas.....I came across your video after searching slide baiting (as I am not overly familiar with it) and you explained it perfectly .....plus you guys are awesome for letting that big boy go back home.... you got my sub

[@jaimef69]

Very glad to see u guys are releasing fish. I mean, we all keep some, a rational amount. But I have seen other guys doing the kind of fishing u are doing (in the rocks, with climbing gear) and because the steep terrain they kill everything to bring them up out of the water... not nice man, not nice, not respectful with life. So well done guys, we can have fun at the same time we are not greedy and indiferent to animal life

[@JupJosh561]

We do this in Florida but its called a trolley rig and you use a snap swivel to mono to wire and two treble hooks.

[@louisedwards4023]

I'm a fishing Nut .... But I've never even seen or heard of that great beauty of a fish. Wow. Thanks.😊

[@shawnp3901]

Nice way to fish for the big ones. Here in south Africa we use it for the big sharks and skates

[@000scubasteve]

Awe mate we have been fly-lining in the states forever! We use this technique fishing for kingfish and Tarpon off the piers

[@aceituno2y3]

That system really works! Very nice catch! Thanks for the video, men!

[@incensespa808]

It is a very good technique. This is called a non teturn slide rig used a lot by the asfn shimano team for sliding big dead bait. For the sinker I use sinker with little hook that i hang in the stop ring with thin nylon when it hits the water the sinker just pops off th ring. It allows to use very thin nylon easy to break when big fish takes the bait.

[@hapahawaiianchef]

Love your videos! but yes, we have been slide baiting for as long as I can remember in Hawaii... 50+ years ago, slide baiting off Bamboo ridge, or spitting cave just one of the may places we slide bait... great videos! Aloha!

[@ronnalscammahorn8002]

Exilent rigging system , ill be using this for big blue cats in the Mississippi River with live bait Bluegills . Genius bro PROPS

[@vole12]

Expert fishing and release guys . Exciting to watch .

[@TRITONFPV]

We used to do the same back in the 80's fishing from tall piers. Caught a lot of fish.

[@hunterspy007]

South African have been using this technique for a long long time 50 years + that I can remember... Great video though thanks for sharing...

[@randallhodgson7077]

Been doing this type of fishing for over 25 years for ulua....good vid

[@ChasinTailTampaBay]

Nice! We do it here in Florida for king mackerel from piers and also monster Red drum. We call it a trolley rig.

[@COBALTGRUV]

Frothing lol…. Man that was a beast!

[@XtremeAdventures671]

AKA Hawaiian Ulua (GT) style fishing. Tend to use conventional style ulua rods and conventional reels, Newell/Penn 4/0, etc.

[@mujaahidabdulla2629]

Here in South Africa we still use this method a lot for bigger fish 🦈

[@brycemellors7251]

We fish with the same technique here is South Africa for targeting big fish like sharks with longer rods and stuff.

[@pj-tv2890]

What is name technic fishing

[@aidenaspeling8270]

@@pj-tv2890 sliding

[@keithgillogly7675]

Knew about this style of fishing when I was in the the Marine Corps stationed in North Carolina back in the 80's.

[@claimtestimonies]

Here in Melaka ( Malacca ) Malaysia. This type of fishing start on December 2019. Its so popular and most important its working!!! But only use live bait such as mullet, prawn and squid. I would like to recommend it to all anglers at pantai siring, pantai puteri, pantai tanjung bidara & pantai pengkalan balak as well. all over the world can come and visit these places. And dont forget to bring along your cast net. Peace yo!!! # this type of fishing we call it " lantaklah janji tak kumpau "

[@hakimzailan5255]

Ada ya style mancing camni kat Malaysia

[@bassassassinnn7459]

That's how we fish for certain species including sharks from a pier here in California. Sweeeeeet action!

[@localguy8]

We use a variation of the setup in the San Francisco Bay for Salmon. For sinker a pyramid sinker reversed for ground traction but the sliding rig we have a styrofoam float with about 20 feet of line attached to the bait, in your case maybe 5ft so it won’t hook up to the corals. When the float disappears under you have a big fish. Good luck mates 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. 🖖

[@zash008]

For me on the Mississippi gulf coast (Northern Gulf of Mexico), I have never seen this before. Looks to be like using an outrigger on the beach. I see those type sinkers at the store but many have a way for the copper or steel prongs to pivot and fold back away from you when pulled hard so you can retrieve the weight and use again.

[@williamhiatt2565]

I need more BRIGGSY in my life!!!

[@gregoryfortenberry741]

We been doing this off the piers in N.C. since the 60s. To catch king mac. And Cobia

[@ClaireAndConnor]

Remember seeing this when I was 10 yrs old going to Atlantic Beach. Now I'm 50. I guess the only difference is that when fishing for king, the bait stops and swims around at the surface and is not allowed to swim to the sinker.

[@markgarcia3289]

Same here in south Texas around july slideline

[@stjosephwilliams]

Slide bait is an old system invented by fishermen fishing of wharfs and piers. This would be new to these guys because they don’t use live or dead bait, mainly boppers and lures

[@gregoryfortenberry741]

I was good friends with the great now deceased Angelo depelo, “ deep “ was his nickname. He is credited with fishing this way using this on the east coast after he returned from japan in ww2. Before that they used balloons to float a bait out. But you needed an offshore breeze to get a bout out away from the pier or shore. Look this man up. He was the fire chief on Topsail island. N.C. form the 50s I believe thru 70s. Awesome man. Caught over 1000 kings from the piers. Legend

[@aardesign671]

Hawaiian Style...been doing it this way for decades.

[@islandfantasy5931]

We hit monster GT's in Hawaii with that setup. We also hit ahi, mahi and ono from shore at south point.

[@therustyulua2173]

Definitely NOT the way we slide in Hawaii Looks like a bunch of cheap gear to me. Hawaii is definitely ahead of Australia when it comes to sliding!

[@islandfantasy5931]

@@therustyulua2173 We get the same stuff as them lmao. Stop pretending

[@islandfantasy5931]

@@therustyulua2173 What I when hurt your feelings? Stop drink soy milk cry baby. Obviously some of their components are different from the rigs we have here. Plus they have a small setup. I have a bunch of those sliding rigs he used and I have a similar small setup. Got um from cash and carry couple years before they when shut down.

[@therustyulua2173]

@@islandfantasy5931 No not at all I just know what I'm talking about I'm not pretending to know something. This set up on this video yeah it's a slide set up but it looks super cheap and who uses a big clip connection in Hawaii? We use the pig tails and conventional reels. You should know the difference and not bark up a tree and take my comment in a narrow minded way!

[@islandfantasy5931]

@@therustyulua2173 I just told you I have the same slide. It's a lot smaller than the one in the video. Don't get your feelings hurt next time chief. You barked on my comment thread kook

[@superdave579]

I've fished just like this before off rocks and piers...however we use 2 rods with a breakaway leader so when the bait gets hammered the strike alone frees the bait from the anchored weight/ trolly system and the fish can be fought as if you were fishing free line on the 2nd rod. Rarely does the fish get wrapped in the anchored line, happens far less than you think. It's a great way to fish crowded piers for sure.

[@wazup3333]

What's a breakaway leader?

[@chrishsu5676]

Very clever set up for live baiting 👍thanks

[@dirkvandermerwe6027]

Clip & slide is very common over here in South Africa... Nice catch mate... 👍👏

[@keithjacobson335]

It's called ski lift here in Colorado, for Brookies! Haha! Well done!!!

[@Jetcast]

absolutely awesome technique - and execution too! Well done on bot the catch and the video session of it

[@pphmusic]

That’s called a slider rig. This is how we fish for sharks off piers in so cal. We have been fishing this way for as long as I can remember. It’s a great way of fish love bait or even dead bait. It allows the bait to go from top water fish until bottom feeders. It’s a cast and leave alone until you get a run. Change the bait every half hour.

[@zakfaurie-williams5287]

In South Africa we use this technique for Garrick and other game fish like Dorado or sharks from the surf

[@josefloridaflatsfishing2478]

Yeeeew , Aaron's a genius comin up with that zip line setup. Lol. Cheers guys.

[@woahtay3429]

Your realise us people in Florida call it out rigging mainly for targeting king fish

[@sahirramdulharie8336]

We use this technique in South Africa often...to get bigger baits into deeper water

[@tnth9099]

an old way or a new way it looks a great way to catch a fish! thanks for sharing

[@lawrenceperez460]

That's how we fish in Hawaii

[@rapalaray1701]

Yesssiiiii

[@ez5undaze95]

Shlide um!

[@lawrenceperez460]

But the fish goes home and get eaten with family and friends we take what we need we never over fish that's poor judgement.

[@Merckmodz]

As da how! We catch South point monstas sliding. As not crazy das Hawaiian. 🤙🏾

[@yourstruly8084]

@@lawrenceperez460 that’s hella cap, I see a lot of people catching and leaving um. Hawaiians and haoles

[@joshknight9208]

The boys kill it ,know wonder there got Busted Fish on board 👍

[@selwynnewson851]

I was fishing like that when I live in NZ 30years ago nice fishing boys

[@ignatk2696]

@newforestobservatory Thorne Bay?

[@tlb3855]

Been using live bait sliders here in the UK for years..only difference is we use 14ft century or zziplex rods with small multiplier reels n 20lb mono n 6oz leads for maximum distance..👍🏻👍🏻

[@douglascruzstaywoke9604]

Dope video this is how we fish in California with the slider rig for threshers 🤙

[@waytogojonny]

Been using a similar system for years. Very effective

[@fishonlinecanada]

I love this new way of delivering bait. Thanks for the tip and the amazing video! Cheers from Canada.

[@Merckmodz]

Not really new bro. We fished this way in Hawaii for over 70 years lol.

[@beansheinz829]

What a fun way for that fish to go

[@carlosespinoza4375]

This is awesome never seen seen this kind of fishing before

[@frmtheluu808]

Yup we been doing that In hawaii for decades chasing big gts. Slide bait live fish tako etc. Watch that gap on the slide rig set up the stop ring can work it's way out if too big..

[@juniorbalk1436]

Hi, catching amberjack is the most enjoyable event in the world, congratulations. Greetings from Antalya/Side

[@gfads1]

Always love these salty videos!! All freshwater for me so far, it looks badass!

[@davidparry8514]

sometimes off South Point cliffs which is a direct offshore wind, float big bait out on a balloon and then pop the balloon w/ a 22 when its where you like.

[@jorgeposadas1192]

If I was to throw a fish like that back in the water, my buddies wife would beat me silly, we are all big on eating fish, great video bro, fish bullion all week!!!!

[@willkitching]

Yewww epic! Can't beat a livie some days hey, especially on BIG fish 👌 back home here in QLD the live Winter Whiting are gun baits. Great video as always mate

[@bennyrosado5402]

i learned this from my african friend long ago, it works well// very cool trick to use for getting the bait out there!

[@dalbs4466]

I’m definitely gonna try that setup this summer 🤙🐟

[@wyattminor6441]

Pin rigging in the USA, a similar setup, everyone uses them for cobia and king mackerel off piers

[@MrEazyE357]

That's exactly what I was thinking of but those guys I see fishing off piers use two poles. One heavy duty one to get a weight stuck way out, and then they clip the line from the second lighter pole to the first one and work it out. He's only using one pole here, right? I'm not even exactly sure how this method he's using works.

[@FishingEasternCapeSA]

Glad to so you guys releasing fish! Well done!

[@Tunpaz]

i use this method of fishing in sydney harbour for kingfish, very effective

[@iiiiii8522]

I used to fish like this in the 1810s - we called it sending in Bonaparte.

[@steezie.1]

how old are you bro

[@scottborst5430]

That’s a big one nice job I like your set up with the sliding Bates

[@itsmountainmike]

Awesome technique! Great fishing spot!!

[@silva-anderida7695]

A land of plenty,my friends.Don't let anyone ruin it.

[@edwinmendija8087]

Here in Hawaii we’ve been slide bait fishing for a longtime now. I have some of those Australian slide bait rigs from many years ago, so I’m guessing they’ve been doing this for a long time now. This is not new to Australia

[@sashinnair1676]

May be a new technique in Oz, but here in SA it's been used for ages when targeting bigger fish behind the breakers.

[@clydem7899]

Briggsy! Dixon Brothers!! Yah man! Thats pretty much how we fish for ULUA in Hawaii. Heavier rods with big conventional reels. We also use that type of slides too. We call um Aussie slides or one-way slides. Really nice fish brah! Amber Jack, we call them KAHALA. Fish on guys!! Aloha!!🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙 Yew!!!

[@comeatmebro3229]

its a cousin of the Amberjack and Yellowtail Kingfish/Yellowtail Amberjack, Samson fish (Seriola hippos) is a fish that is mainly only found around southern Australia and southern New Zealand, the Greater Amberjack (Seriola dumerili) is what you would get in hawaii and they get bigger but from personal experience pound for pound Samson's put up just as hard if not a little harder fight.

[@clydem7899]

@@comeatmebro3229 Thanks for correct info! Looks like Amberjack....😀😀😀 Aloha!!🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@comeatmebro3229]

@@clydem7899 they basically have identical shape as an amberjack but the coloration and patterns are different, very closely related (:

[@SeanCleverly]

Awesome fish mate, really good set-up as well.

[@ssugi4787]

It's called "Elevator" and so popular in Japan.

[@LiamFitzpatrick]

Cool technique slide rigs. Nicely explain boys.

[@Hawaiianrude]

Old Fashioned Hawaiian Slide Line with modern swivels! 👍

[@genieoner]

Maybe new to you guys.. We have been using living bait slide method in Europe since... the begining of time.. Mostly to catch pike in fresh waters.

[@fishmut]

I know this video is a little old now but still an awesome video even now, I got some sliders made up but yet to use them , cheers for a awesome video .👍

[@PhotoStoryChannel]

great fisher great catch .................fishing is a fun thing for angler Salam dari Indonesia