Tips to Catch More Skipjack

Hey guys, here are some tips to catch more skipjack.
Chris's rigging video:
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[@michaelws6247]

JOHN!!!! Glad to see ya, fishin bug is biting me hard..... I’ve gone through my tackle about 4 times.... this week LOL 😆

[@aaronbarber4851]

Love the video. Very informative on tying the leaders. We are going to practice. This is Sarah typing in with Aaron here too watching the catfishing video. This is what we try to catch most often. I learned to tie my regular hooks on the end of my line similar to this from the angler coarse while in college while Aaron does his granny knots. It took you to convince him the right way lol. Happy fishing!

[@gregoryvrooman9546]

I spend a lot of hard earned cash not catching any fish. I'm going to keep trying, using what I've learned watching your videos.

[@jhuntnfish6872]

Man great vid glad to see you posting. The only thing that I would like to add to your tutorial is wet the line before you cinch the knot it will help to keep it from frying and or kinking. Also I call that knot a dropper loop. Been you sing it for years. Next time your on a hybrid sandy bite try the same rig but 2 oz weight at bottom and 3 feet up first hook 4 to 5 for second and try a fluke style plastic in the current you might love it. I love my hydro electric fishing. Keep em comin. Oh been using this knot for 15 years always a good choice. On flathead was caught on it matter of fact 62lbs on 17lbs Cajun on 4 inch gill.

[@TheRfmodulator]

I've been thinking about tying the same rig, using the same knot Chris showed. You showed me everything I need to know, much appreciated!

[@mattmoore684]

Great video John. Midsouth Outdoor Life did a very good video on tying sabiki rigs with a very simple not. I really enjoy watching informative videos like yours. Thanks for helping educate everyone. 👍👍

[@texashillbilly6148]

Good information John! Thanks!

[@cichlidlover27]

John, you snuck this video right past me until now lol. Good stuff though definately cant wait to do some fishing hopefully soon.

[@jerryhicks2280]

outstanding tutorial... much appreciated

[@PeelingDragCatfishing]

Great tips for skipjack trips...

[@virginiareid5336]

Hello, so glad to here from you again. Are you going to do the support t-shirts soon?

[@JustinsFishinFetish]

Aweome!!!! Thanks for showing how to tie the sabiki rig. I been doing it wrong.

[@ASAYAH72]

John I've been using cut pieces of the foam pool noodles to wrap my sahbiki rigs in

[@danielconklin5043]

I enjoy your video from both channels,,,best of luck john

[@StroLife]

Love all of the videos. God bless

[@markhayden3462]

Good video. Gonna make a few of those.

[@beckie0512]

i love your channels

[@ScottyhillakaFishn4Him]

Yes sir, nice one!!!

[@bingo45373]

I was just getting ready to go to sleep and i seen your video on here yes the river is bad seen it coming back from nc ladt week

[@rexwright1144]

hello john im just learning on geting skip jack or shad

[@jeffyoung2089]

👍👍

[@RiverRat-2112]

IS the Mighty O ever going to settle down? LOL

[@GrampyCampy]

Hey John came from your other channel and your sister referred me here from her channel quite the lady we love her too!

[@cichlidlover27]

Whats his sisters channel ? Heck never knew John even had a sister but thats cool. Ive been following Johns channells for a long time now.

[@GrampyCampy]

RunAndGun81 ourhalfacrehomestead bev volfie

[@cichlidlover27]

@@GrampyCampy Thanks appreciate that I will check her channel out.

[@GrampyCampy]

RunAndGun81 no problem hope I didn’t do anything wrong

[@RegularDudeFishing]

Nothing wrong at all Grampy, I really appreciate you taking the time to answer. I don't get to my computer much so I get way behind on comment. Thank you for assisting Sir................J

[@gerrymarmee3054]

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[@IndiAcres]

Good "how to" Thanks.

[@bradhenke7552]

How man rigs can you keep in one of those before it becomes a mess

[@michaelws6247]

Quick question for yea, the Mississippi River is flooding everywhere but in specific at St Louis ( where I’m at currently ) this means flooded farm fields and slow moving water... however a few natural funnels quicken up the water up a bit. My question is bait. Is it too cold still for skips & mooneye? The temps this week have been highs 47-53 \ lows 32-35

[@RegularDudeFishing]

Well bro, I am not an expert, but I would say it is still a little too cold..especially for Mooneye, just my two cents. Here where I am at the bait starts coming on good when the water temp hits the upper 50s and low 60s.

[@michaelws6247]

Regular Dude Fishing that’s what I was thinkin, thank you 😁

[@granddadsyoungin9038]

You cut your beard, good to see doing ok