Thanks for the kind words! Yes we definitely have a large passion for what we do!🇺🇸

Definitely the way to go! No kinks!

Thank you for the kind words!! Yeah man! Here is a blueprint of how it is done!🇺🇸🇺🇸 That weight placement is top secret!😬🤫🤫😂

Yes sir!! Alot of time on the sand!!

Big difference maker once you start using the thicker mono. Lots of benefits!!

Glad you enjoyed it! As long as it works for you!💪🦈

Hey Mr. Vela! This is Dylan- let me share why we do what we do. I started shark fishing in 2014. With very little help it took me almost 3 years to get a good system down for leaders, line, bait, hooks, hook placement, location, kayaks, rods, connection knots, ect ect ect... I do not want anyone to have to go through that as I want everyone to enjoy the sport and be successful. So to this very comment brings me a ton of joy! You are the champ for hitting the beach with a game plan and making it happen! Keep after it and let us know any questions you have along the way! Can't thank you enough for the kind words and the support you show our channel🙌

Definitely a good idea! Wire cutters are always on hand and easy! Whatever gets the job done!

@@GulfCoastNation all I use to cut my mono hasn't fail be yet but bought good ones from Walmart snip it fast perfect round cut

Huh! We have never heard of single strand cable! Heard of single strand and have heard of cable! Glad it is working for you!

@@GulfCoastNation single strand wire* I mean 😂

Ah! Yes we definitely love it and the pros that come with using it!

Hey! We order them from a guy on Facebook! "Fat boy weights" tell em we sent you!

Hmm that can be tricky. Make sure to do the haywire on the swivel first. Then have someone hold the swivel so it doesn't twist. Each time you double the wire I put my thumb in the middle while I reach to twist again so it holds pressure. Then when you feed the hook through keep the tension until you make that first bend. Once you get the technique down a few times it will become second nature

Hey! Thank you! That has been something over the years we used to switch back and forth on. Our decision to go with only single strand was based off of 2 bad experiences we had were the cable had been cut during the fight. It had crossed to the opposite side of the sharks mouth and each strand had just been broken through individually. A big reason why anyone does anything is normally based off of past experiences. We have never had an issue with single strand wire besides it kinking bad which has cause break offs as well. But when we double #19 together. No issues at all in the last 18 months! And we feel the stiffness of the double wire holds the bait and leader in line, which is why we heat shrink the hook, and that results in better hookups. Since switching to sandbar hooks this spring, we have no missed one hookset. We feel we have perfected the leader now and that's why we wanted to share!

Gulf Coast Nation thanks, that explains it perfectly!

I also prefer to use single strand over cable, but I do use both

Hey! We first urge you to be smart fishing smaller gear! Make sure you run small baits close to shore. Long drops with bigger baits could mean bigger sharks and that reel will end up killing a larger shark due to long fight times. BUT if you use that reel for smaller sharks, just scale everything down! 25ft of 700 pound mono, single #19 wire to a 16/0 sandbar tackle hook!

@@GulfCoastNation thanks guys really appreciate the reply and yes definitely wanting to catch smaller sharks on this reel not ready for the big girls yet.

@@wesleybryant7334 awesome! We are here to help! Good luck out there!

We get our crimps directly from Lindgren Pittman! We use 1200 pound mono, I would just give them a call. They have fantastic customer service

@@GulfCoastNation thanks

Lowes or home depot!

Lindgren Pittman

We have a local place, "Bronsons net and Supply" that we go to BUT if you call them, they will ship! 2519436911

12/0 Rosco Swivel!

Doubled up single strand has a few advantages over coated cable but the main few are it doesn't kink. Coated cable can be bitten through by tiger sharks. And we have a better hookup ratio with double #19

Unfortunately it is out of stock everywhere

We prefer wire for a few different reasons but the main two are we feel we get better hooksets with wire (wire is stiff keeping the shank and bait all in line with the shark jaw when coming tight ((with our heat shrink technique)) and tiger sharks will chew through cable

@@GulfCoastNation wow, that was fast I've landed a handful of big blacktips and spinners, but keep getting broken off on bigger stuff. I'm only using a 5' max 210# surf strand leader, straight to my braid mainline (I only cast from the beach). Do you recommend using a mono section to avoid getting rubbed off?

@@noahw.elliott9525 you HAVE to use a mono section or you will continue to get cutoff! Thats why we make our leaders 50ft long. Sharks can wrap up and twist ect in the leader. If they get back to your main line you are done for!

@@GulfCoastNation Really appreciate the help! Happy new year and good luck to you guys, cheers from the East Coast!

@@noahw.elliott9525 anytime brotha! We are here to help!💪💪

We say yall last night on the beach!🇺🇸🎉