Giant Trevally popping and stickbaiting tackle talk
Catching GT on poppers and stickbaits has to be one of the most challenging forms of fishing out there, especially off the rocks. The amount of preparation and thought that goes into tackle choices, knots, fighting techniques and location can be the difference between landing a GT or not even seeing one. Here I go back over what I've learnt since the last GT Preparation vid and give you a peek into what I'm using at the moment.
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@hackhanstar8121
5 жыл бұрын
Hi Briggsy My name is Hakan.I'm from Turkey your chase and I'd love to go fishing with you, but that's not possible because I don't have that much money and airplane tickets and equipment, so I just want you to send me the equipment that I can catch over a pound of fish.
@hackhanstar8121
5 жыл бұрын
Do you give me a gift by signing me a piece of equipment that can catch tuna of 100 kilos and more? I'm grateful to you, and every time I'm following you
@hackhanstar8121
5 жыл бұрын
I would invite you hunt different fish species in Turkey for you so that fishing
@hamiltonbeaniecat2826
2 жыл бұрын
hackan i give u tuna set-up but u gotta show us the best hair transplant in turkey
"I've felt a lot of rods" Briggsey 2018.
@oliewray8357
6 жыл бұрын
jackvoodoo your a massive kooth
@VeritasEIREAequitas
6 жыл бұрын
BenniBenson I was praying somebody quoted that. 😂
@tjrivera4413
6 жыл бұрын
Hahahahaha
@zacharyangeles8525
6 жыл бұрын
BenniBenson mans a player
@ashori100
4 жыл бұрын
Hey briggsy what happend to your ns black hole rod. I've been eyeballing the 8'6
Very helpful video Briggsy, i caught my first GT back in 2014 but since then i haven't had an opportunity to target them. Love watching all the tackle talk vids, taking it all on board and slowly stocking up on gear to chase these beasts next year.
Keep putting these out Briggsy...they are a great style and engaging.
Never fished GTs , but you are very informative. And your vids are sick. Thanks for the knowledge Briggsy!!! Much love from the states !!
Love getting vlogs like this helps out heaps when i go into tackle stores and looking for things for big fish. Keep up the good work and looking forward to more vlogs and the new MTF videos. YEEEEEW 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Awesome, great to here your thoughts, can’t wait for the new series.👍
Off to the tackle shop!! Can't wait for the next Morning Tide release, nice one Briggsy.
Always an epic upload from you Briggsy, love your work champ
keep on feeding the dream of fishing giant crazy GT, love all your videos, big thx
Huge fan dude thank you for these info vids gt fishing seems very popular but only experts seem to know how to do it so these help out a starting gt fisherman a lot!
can't wait for more stuff, love your work
Great stuff... Thanks for taking the time to explain and rationalise to provide us not so experienced with some good caching and guidance. A sincere thank you.
A progression of catching small to big fish is a good teacher of technique n understanding of what is needed in a big fish. Nothing beats that first hookup on that big quary that sheds all your fear n seeing to refine the fight along the fight.🙏😛 🎣 great job explaining love your videos from across the pond God bless be safe my friend 🙏
Amazing grear and thanks for sharing this. I wanted to start popping and watching this gave me a whole idea on what gear to use. Big thanks
Awsome video bro. Appreciate these videos 🤙🏾🤙🏾
Briggsy the experienced rod handler. Wicked film as usual. Yew.
very useful advice and tips, keep the vids coming. 👍🏻
Great video like always Briggsy
Great post Aaron... always Like to froth on your gear! That ripple fisher has never let you down 👍🏻. Just don’t let Brooksy drag it behind the car!!! 😂
Very good advice mate. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
Haven't felt a ripple fisher sadly..but did get my hands on the morning tide redtank!!❤❤❤ Absolutely amazing
Great video I watch a lot of your vid to get ideas on lures
Just by watching your setup, It just make me feel like my setup's very tiny.Awesome video!!! Keep it up👍
Your videos are class mate. That style of fishing looks amazing, but at the same time I can see the huge effort that must be put in to be successful. Looks mad exciting though, I wish I lived somewhere warmer
Ripple Fisher!!!!! I'm running the 711 powerfight absorbs headshakes so well. Aloha🤙
Thanks a lot for sharing your amazing experience with us buddy, very much appreciated and helpful 😃🤗💪💪🤙🤙🤙👋👋
Great information to know. Thanks brother.
Thanks for sharing this with us keep it up bro 👍🏻
Cheers fella, brilliant info!!!!
Great vid Briggsy
Thanx Briggsy!!
Thanks mate! Great vid!!!
Haha briggsy gonna go in the drink for sure😂
thanks for sharing your experience! greetings from austria, yeeeew👊
Great vids man. Just ordered a bunch of Nomad lures to try out here in the NE US (New York). The fall run will be starting soon! They look AMAZING!
Yeah, great stuff man!
Excellent presentation and honest advice.. Well done.
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Cheers mate!
Awesome review! Just thinking about spinning for 20-120#bluefin. I really appreciate your suggestions. Thank you so much!
Thanks man, great advice. 👌
Brigggsssyyyy love the vid 👌🏻👌🏻
Real helpful videos! I think you guys deserve a bigger audience, i’ll do my best in hawaii to advertise your channels!🤙🏾
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Cheers bro!
Good rundown- will certainly be good footage of a locked drag on a 35 kegger off the rocks if nothing else hahaha
Good vid, really informative helps out us newbys
Great work mate
briggsy, you are my inspiration. my idol. thank you for all the story you've been shared. ---- your indonesian fan ----
I don't even fish for GT since I live down on the Murray river in Victoria but something about watching you talk about GT lures and gear makes me so intrigued
@ronanmcgrath1888
6 жыл бұрын
I live in perth where I dream about hooking a fish that big land based
@iMoreAsianR
6 жыл бұрын
i live in hawaii, we call them ulua, any gt under 20lb we call them papio. Over here we usually use a dunking rig, huge 14ft poles with baitcasters with shark hooks with octopus/oama/and other small baitfish as bait, but watching mtf for a while i decided to take my 10ft spinner on the rocks with a sick popper, lost my popper to the reef in rough waters, rip 70$ popper.
@skylarl5545
6 жыл бұрын
Tell me about it. I live in almost the center of the united states and i still love these
@yuripicancofilho1092
6 жыл бұрын
Ninjuke Too bad most of the fishermen in Hawaii don’t release GT. Do you think the catch and release mentality will take over eventually?
@iMoreAsianR
6 жыл бұрын
Yuri Picanço Filho yeah thats true, just have to set an example for the younger generation, the only thing we can do.
Great awesome info 🤘😎🤘🏾
Thanks Briggsy for that great video I want to get three lures for starting out on gt fishing got any top three lures/colours.
Cheers mate that was mint. I’m just getting into it. Brought a penn slammer 3 8500hs with a penn ocean assassin 60-80lb casting 50-190grams.
Hey Briggsy, great channel. Have you got a video that talks about left vs right hand wind and why you have chosen, and why you do/have changed sides?
Hello there, im starting to getting into gt fishing and would like to ask you, what's your recommendation for a light gear setup? any changes from this vid?
Brother it is an awesome video. Very informative. Thanks a lot. Would you please suggest me the best split ring plier
great info mate...thanks for sharing..!!!
great vid man
Bro i love your content. I dont fish for gt since im in FL, but we do have a fish called jack crevalle, they get up to about 30kg , i use similar lures to these off the jetties. Your content has always been great man keep it up!
Great informative video Briggsy! I caught a 15kg GT 2 days ago off one of my go to ledges with my Daiwa Demon Blood 962mh V2 with a Shimano 10k Saragosa (50lb braid 80lb leader) with an sxr14 glass ghost xrap! Was a really hard fight but managed to land and release it.
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Nice work mate! How do you like the DB 9'6 v2? Did you ever feel the first to compare?
@hazza196
6 жыл бұрын
Never felt the old DB 9'6, just saw the old model in your videos and decided to check them out and saw that Daiwa had released the new version and went with that. The new one feels nice and light good to spin with and casts a mile.
I need to watch myself. I'm starting to talk like you cats and that's not too good for a kiwi :D Loving the vids bro
Good Shit Briggsy. Headed to Mexico this really helps.
Hello Sir. Briggsy! I had much fun watching all your videos on GT fishijg!! And also I love your gears, the rod and reel.lure and lune! I really want to own like your rod and reel. Im Rosendo Y. Pollescas iii from Philippines Cebu Cuty
You should make a video on how you retrieve the stick baits and poppers I know there are many variations but sometimes I just cant seem to get it down
To good to watch on iPhone .I will save this movie for the big screen. “Briggsy “
Thanks..very informative
I am a fan of u Briggsy!
Very informative vid. Great work. Any chance of showing how you set up your drag? Before and during a hook up. As simple as it is.
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Great idea for a film mate, I'll definitely do that at some point.
What’s up brother! Have you ran into any issues using PE 10 braid line on your PE 8 Rod?
Thanks Briggsy
love your video and l like your setup can you tell me... how lb to use for braid
Like always champion stellar work Yeeeew
Amazing. You should do these for every fish.
I'm watching this, enjoying it.... and the nearest GT is few thousand miles away from me :/ Boy will be boys! :D
Excelente video 👍🎣😎
can i know..where good spot for fishing gt? and how we want to know that spot has gt?
Hi, I want to try catching a GT whilst on holiday in Rarotonga, but my biggest spin reel is a Shimano Baitrunner 12000D with 11 or 12kg of drag. Will this be enough, paired up with a cheap rod bought on the island?
Aloha! Just wondering if you throw that FCL labos with your ripple fisher or do you bring a light set up to switch it up? The riptide and labos gotta be around like 40g right?
Love these tackle-talk vids! I was wondering, in a couple of months I’m going in my first trip chasing GT off the rocks in Tonga. Since I life in Holland I have no one here to teach me haha, could you tell me something about the fight with a GT? Like what to do when you know the fish is going for structure to cut you off and how to adjust the drag during the fight. Keep m coming Briggsy!
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
I set the drag to start with at I think about 12kg - 15kg and crank it up to around 20kg as soon as it hooks up. If they run even on that setting I tighten until the fish slows down and once i'm pumping them and it feels like they can't take any line I loosen off a bit. The exception to this is that one fish we saw sitting at the ledge, when I knew there was a chance to hook him I braced myself and tightened up to well over 20kg (could only just turn the spool a few clicks with your hand using all your strength), so because I knew I might hook him I could brace myself and I even had my rod already in the fighting belt when he hit the lure. That kinda thing is very rare though and usually I'm doing what I said first ^.
@chiefaltair
6 жыл бұрын
Those are some crazy drag settings man haha! really makes you respect GT. You reckon a 5500h expo could do the job on medium sized GT in the 10-20 kg range, or would I really need an 8000h expo? since it will be the first time chasing GT I'm not really targeting tho 50kg+ haha. Thanks for the reply by the way, really appreciate the interaction with the fans from you guys!
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqJm2qWrcqWchtY.html Watch that film mate ^ the first fish Cavy's using a 5500 and that GT is prolly over 30kg
legend perfect lures line and rods !!!
Love my race point 300 and monster ledge 250 from saltywater tackle 🤙🏻🤙🏻
love it bro
What pound test on your reel?
Top brother.. tô smp aprendendo com os vídeos 🎣🦈👏👏👏👏
Awesome advice briggsy. I live in PNG and i'm looking forward to go out and try some of these tips. Our local tackle shop doesn't have much variety when it comes to lures. Pretty much the only poppers they sell are Halco roostas. What's your oppinion of those?
@Briggsy
4 жыл бұрын
They're plastic but pretty strong, not sure if wire through but if they are you should still land your fish if it's strong wire! Just make sure you upgrade the hooks and split rings if you're going for GT with them!
Hi You must know the Yamaga BlueReef 80/8 rod, right? Do you prefer Ripple Fisher OceanRidge LongCast GT 82? Why? Can you talk more about these two rods? The two rods are dual (?) Which is best for popper, which is the best to stick ... I am looking for a rod that will use for GT fishing and Tunas. Thanks and congratulations for the videos.
So to save on money i got a daiwa BW 8ft heavy PE8 rod with Saragosa 20000. Is this good entry level GT Popper combo for someone on budget? Will it still do the job?
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
I don't know that rod but on most fish it's prolly totally fine, on a massive one maybe run into trouble but they are rare and I think you'll have a great time GT fishing with that setup.
Have you ever used Penn products ? I picked up a Penn 8000 recently (Spin Cast)
I’ve got the low speed 8000 dogfight do you find any difference between that and the 8000h you use for popping and stick baits?
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
I used to have a low speed 6500 Catalina and you do have to wind faster with it in some cases, which actually isn't such a big deal because it's an easier reel to crank (just like a bike in a high or low gear). Another thing I found was the timing of winding in slack line after a sweep seemed a bit smoother with the slower reel, like maybe it was two full rotations instead of one and a fraction so you could fall into a repeating pattern easier while working lures (but that may have been specific to the 6500 and my rod at the time) . So it's not all bad, but in general you want to get the lure back to you with the least amount of revolutions possible (especially if spinning for long periods of time), and when you want to stir things up and bring a lure in full speed it's obviously going to move faster on the high speed model.
Nice vid
Hey bud, where did you buy the ripple fisher? Cant find it anywhere in OZ.... (spewing) lol
@Briggsy
5 жыл бұрын
I ordered mine from a place in Singapore called 'anglers hut' it was the cheapest at the time. I think I got mine for about $1000AUD and shipping from Singapore was around $100AUD (I've heard of people getting them for a fair bit cheaper since then, so just dig around see what you can get it for). Really good rod if you can get your hands on one!
20 kilos of drag? Do you guys use a scale to set the drag?
What type of knots are you using from leader to lure/popper on 200lbs test?
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Hi Mate, I'm using a 4 wrap Uni Knot.
Question: how do you go with the lighter stick baits on the heavier popping rod? I’ve heard a lot of opinions about needing softer rod tips to get good action but I’m not buying it!
@Briggsy
4 жыл бұрын
It makes a difference but I think if you spend enough time with one stick you get used what you need to do to get a lure working and can adjust your sweeps to make it happen. But a good example of too heavy a rod is, I was throwing a 100g FCL popper on my PE10 stick and it was skipping out of the water with a normal sweep, went down to my PE4 stick which could also throw it (targeting small-medium YellowFin Tuna so didn't need super heavy) and i could wack my sweep/pop nice and hard and the rod was forgiving enough that the lure stopped skipping out. Not a stickbait but if you apply that to a difficult floating stick that needs a gentle touch (and ur a bit rough with your sweeps in general) a softer tip rod prolly helps you out a fair bit with out having to change your natural technique.
Some sick as gear mate one day I be able to afford something half as nice hahahah hopefully
Hey briggsy what knot do you use to tie your shock leader to your swivel?
@Briggsy
5 жыл бұрын
Hi mate, I use a 4 wrap uni knot (almost all heavy tackle fishos i've spun with do as well except Milan from BAF who I think does 6 wraps).
What website can I go and buy your gloves I'm really interested in the gloves that you wear
Love your video especially in term of being prepared for any situation!!! Could you let me know from this video, which knot you are using (and how to) to attach you swivel with the 200lb Mono! The leader is so thick that a uni knot also doesn't work (for me at least)... Thank you in advance for your answer! All the best.
@Briggsy
2 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmyj17x8ftSdfs4.html Hi Mate, I use the Uni, gotta pull it real hard to lock it down!
@laulbad
2 жыл бұрын
@@Briggsy Thank you very much! I'll try harder ;-)
Hey Briggsy, good video. One question, what length leader do you go for?
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
Hi mate, most the time it's only about 2m long because I don't cast the knot, I think that the FG banging on the guides over time damages it and you'll get more wind knots, also won't cast as far. The other boys cast their knot and have about 3m leaders, doesn't seem to bother them but I'm just weird. Prolly switch to the 3m leader the day I get reefed with the 2m haha.
Without going over everything you have already said im looking at rods currently as im heading over to Oman later this year do you feel that this rod will stand up to a 50 plus GT im torn between the rod you have and the 710 ultimo
@Briggsy
6 жыл бұрын
I donno the 710 Ultimo but I'm pretty sure it will also be rad. The GT82 I have was recommended to me by Mark Harris and I saw Edd from NoBoundaries Oman once say that it is the best GT rod available. He's had a few of them I think so that's pretty much all you need to know! (Edd gets 50kg+ all day long).
@markdireen123
6 жыл бұрын
Cheers for that Because the dilemma im facing is im torn between what rod to choose im ideally going best/most versatile available the Aswb indian pacific has been recommended the carpenter mh along with fcl labo 81m 81h etc but the u ripplefisher brand is the one that always seems to be at the top of the heap just trying to come to conclusion which model without trying to be a sheep but if its highly recommended by ed and also you along with cavy having yamagas this is pretty much selling me toward this model they are just so bloody hard to get let alone feel
Nice!!!
how muck long road broder?
Awesome videos Briggsy. All good fishing equipments! May I ask where we can order dogfight 8000H in AU? Googled but no effective results, thanks
@TopSecretAsiant
Ай бұрын
Well, Daiwa stopped making the dogfight when the 2020 Saltiga came out