Justin from ChatterLures was in the shop yesterday for our Offshore Day and I asked him to do me a favor and do a short video showing people how to pin rig a ballyhoo with a Joe Shute. There are a lot of people that are intimidated by this and it is really simple to do if you know the steps.

One of the main things that Justin pointed out was that you should rig all your ballyhoo the day before you go out on the water. The main reason for that being that after you catch a fish you can hot swap out a new ballyhoo really quickly if you already have them rigged. if there not, you're wasting time rigging instead of fishing. Makes perfect sense to me!

Go rig up some ballyhoo of your own and catch some big tuna!