How To Rig Pilchards For Bait Fishing

Pilchards are among the most common fishing baits used by anglers in Australian estuaries and marine waters. These oily, protein and energy rich baitfish prove irresistible to most saltwater fish species and are a safe bet for plenty of fishing action!

Pilchards can be rigged in a variety of ways to target particular fish species or to suit specific fishing techniques. This video explains a couple of the most popular and productive methods for rigging pilchards. Baiting cubes of pilchard on a single hook for a running-sinker rig, or a single unweighted hook rig are popular estuary techniques for bream and mangrove jack. Rigging pilchards on ganged hooks is an effective method for chasing Australian salmon, tailor, snapper and more from boats, beaches and the rocks.

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[MaluHunterFishing]

Lovely demonstration of how to rig a pilly on gangs.

Thanks for sharing. Love from NSW Sth Coast.

[keithprinn]

key is a range of rigs with different sized hooks and number of ganged or rigged hooks.

[vincentpohe]

First time and im deff a rookie fisher i was using pilchard i was getting aggravated on how easy they come off, this help me understand 😭

[audiosquirrel]

Great videos man! Can you do some more?

[themerchant]

He caught a small snapper with a full mullie bait with ganghooks, yeah right m8.

[spbspermbrosadventures]

How to u make Gang hooks I’m trying to target massive flatties at patonga

[juliaallen]

Only $24.86 for 5 pounds of 3 oz sinkers!

[andorsolymos]

Kár, hogy nem tettél rá még horgokat🤪