Catch More Fish with This Simple Fishing Hack!

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Dressing your fishing hooks at home is super easy, affordable, and fun! It is also a GREAT way to catch more fish! I am showing you a mini “how-to” on how to make your own homemade dressed hooks before I use them out in the field. I may have found a new favorite hobby!
Today we are back in Maryland fishing with my friend, Tommy. Winter has finally hit Maryland, making it super cold outside- but that won’t stop us from going after some fish! Can any of us hit our PB using our homemade dressed hooks?
If you want a more in-depth tutorial on how to tie your own dressed hooks/bucktails, make sure to tune in to our episode next week!

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I watch videos like this then get inspired to go fishing. Then when I go to the spot, I catch nothing.

Then i watch another video, get inspired again then bam I get a big hit and tell myself. This is why I still try!

bestthingsinceslicedrice

It's always a pleasure to fish with you guys. I lost count of how many fish we caught. I look forward to our next trip. I need to break out my fly tying equipment again. Those teaser flies were the ticket early in the day.

TomyTekOutdoors

Man you get me so pumped feel like fishing right now!

ashab

More hacks please !! I love the simple but effective methods. A punk on a hook

jameshines

Love these tips, tutorial, then bam see them in action !

reelfishing

I am working in Turkey, the job site just close the beautiful mediteranian sea, where the mark polo embarked the traveling aroud the world many years ago. I do not know if you understand Chinese or not, so I tried to type English to rise my questions. First thanks to share so many good vedios about fishing. sometime when not busy, my friends and I hired local boat to fishing on the sea. But we never catching big fishing on the water surface like you showing in this vedio, we just ues the sank/wight to let the hooks deep down in to the water and use the meat of the shrimps to be the bait. we
drive around and around to wait, usually we can catching some small fish under the buttom of the water. And also local people do not use lure or fake bait to catch the big ones. we also built a big long bridge harbor, now we can fishing at night, we can see big fish swim on the surface of water just around the pile of the bridge, but I just caught once and we tried alot but failed. So we attribute the caught I made just out of luck. The jetty go further in to the see about 1800m, and deapth of water about 10-15m, we do not yet finish all the work, the port we will finish in next moths and deapth of the water would be 21m. Please give me some advices!

leeying

i've started using nail polish(mostly red)to cover my snells knots and whippings. Works great and hardens in minutes and a tiny bottle goes a long way.

greglittle

This channel is honestly so helpful! 🤙

johnturner

You’ve inspired me to give this a go what a great hobby 🎣😎👍🏼🇦🇺

indigofox

Great video Brendan!!! Thanks for sharing!!!😀🌴😀

milo

Nice video Skipper. I have been tying bucktails on my diamond jigs for several years now using mostly just flash, but have been doing it all by hand without the aid of a fly tying vise and bobbin. I have been using a mini vise to hold the hook, but it is still a bit bulky for this application. You have convinced me to get the setup you used.

timstroud

Awesome video! An easier and widely used alternative to epoxy is Sally Hansen's Hard as Nails. I use it for bucktails and trailer hooks. It's very thin as well, not as thick as epoxy.

lonellrodgers