Favorite Swimbaits For Redfish & How To Rig Them

Let’s take a look at some favorite swimbaits used to catch Louisiana’s redfish, and how they are best rigged.

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Baits and hooks seen in this webinar:

Reaction Innovations Skinny Dipper
YUM Money Minnow
Culprit Riptide Mullet
Berkley Powerbait Swim Shad
Gamakatsu 1/8oz 4/0 Weighted Superline Springlock Hook
Owner Beast 4/0 Swim Hook
Trokar 6/0 Magnum Weight Swimbait Hook

Course Information

Categories: Seminar Recordings

Course Instructor

CaptainDevin Chief Instructor

Devin is a lifelong inshore angler who has fished for everything from speckled trout to redfish, flounder, bass, tripletail and more across Louisiana’s coast. He is the Chief Instructor for LAFB Elite, and you can find his fishing reports inside the Community, and use the comments section for assistance on individual lessons.

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Introduction

Welcome to the Webinar

Meet Devin & LAFB

Getting Started

What is so special about a swimbait?

The Skinny Dipper

What is a hollow body swimbait?

Solid Body Swimbaits

Extra Wide Gap Hooks

Skin Hooking For More Weedlessness

Rigging Swimbaits With Hook Pockets

Why You Want Bigger Swimbaits

Modifying Swimbaits

What about pre-rigged swimbaits?

Different Kinds of Screwlocks

Finishing Up: Question & Answer

What are different scenarios to use swimbaits?

How do you know which hook size goes on which swimbait?

What rod, reel and line should you use?

hey, captain Devin I want to know what free course you have that starts off with you in a conference presentation and then cuts to your videos, you had really long hair in the videos if that helps you remember.

CaptainDevin says:

October 25, 2023 at 11:46 am

Hey Connor, thanks for asking. I’m not sure which course you’re referring to, but the only free courses I have right now are Elements of Effective Fishing and Winter Fishing Success.

Hope that clears things up for you. Thanks, Connor.

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