Ah guys, welcome to Kingfish's Sardine and Baith Clinic. Sardines are now coming out on our beaches. I'm going to show you how to rig a dead sardine for catching garrick. Very simply, what we require for it. Maximum 21 kilo, some Kingfish heavy or thick latex cotton, bright scissors of course. Our power shovel, our barrel shovel, Sars 4, and some 3, 7, 0, 6 hours depending on the size of the bait that you're going to be using. Okay, here we go. Take a hook, kind of piece of nylon, the length that you'd normally throw, maybe 80 centimeters in length. Okay, one of my barrel shovels out. Okay, so we take some 27 kilo maximum, let's stick a nylon. Of course, this time of the year when the bigger fish are around, the bigger garrick are around. We need to stick a line. Okay, so what I'm going to do first is take my sui and I'm going to make a figure of eight. And what we do is to make a figure of eight is we just take the line and wrap it around three times, one, two, three times. I then take the stag end and slide it behind the back, the former figure of eight. Here we go. Slide it down but not all the way down. I then take the stag end again and I slide it in behind the r of the hook. Cool tight, like so. So that's basically what you see that I've got. Then I'm going to cut the back part. So now I've formed a wishbone. And I'm just going to trim it off. So all I've done is stuck a piece of nylon behind the actual figure of eight. That's all I've done. I've formed the wishbone. I then take my swivel. Like so. Now very important to measure the size of the soddies that you're getting. So let me grab my sodding. So there we go guys. This is my lovely sodding that I've got. I'm using to measure the distance. I want that to go through the guill plate like so. And I want that swivel to sit about there in my trace. Okay, so that's the distance that I want it to be. So just cross my fingers over like that. I'm going to form a figure of eight now. One, two, three times. There we go. I'm going to put up my figure of eight. Cut off the tag end of the 27 kilo maxima. And the reason we use the 27 kilo is this is the pot that's going to be fraying in the Garyx mouth. The 21 is a lot lighter. It moves easier in the water. It's a lot thinner. Less obtrusives so the fish don't see it. Again, figure of eight on the other side. Slide down. Pull tight. Okay. So that's basically the trace. And I'll just measure it up against the actual thing. It doesn't have to be 100%. As long as that swivel sits there, you can have a little bit of loose nylon in it. It's not a bad thing. Okay, to rig it up, all I'm going to do is take my fresh sod in, go in just before the guill line. You see the guill over here? You can see the guill over here. I'm going to go in just before it and quite deep. And then come through that guill plate. There we go. And then I'm going to slide this down to really get you to that swivel tee. You see that guys? Look at that. So basically, I've slid it all the way down. So basically now that wishbone stops the hook from twisting. That's why we put that little wishbone in there. Stop the hook from actually twisting to the side. Now you can either do one of two things. You can either use a cable tie, push it through there, and pull it tight. Over there, you just pull a cable tie and you can pull it tight. Or you can use the thick latex cotton, the kingfisher thick latex cotton. And I'll just use the thick latex cotton because I enjoy it. It's a lot less obtusive on your actual bait. And all I'm going to do is just make sure that my swivel sitting where I want it to be. And I'm going to wrap it. There we go. And don't be afraid to put a lot of latex cotton on it. And you can see the gas work your way all the way up to into the tail, pull tight. Pull that loose piece off. And there we go. There is your dead side in ready for you to throw. Like I said, you can either cable tie it, which is quicker. Or you can use the latex cotton which I enjoy because you don't see it say easily. And there's your dead bait ready for throwing. You can, however, as well, insert through the mouth some polystyrene flotation. Just to float up your sardine a bit more. It's just a little tip for you guys. Okay, guys, so that is ready for throwing. And just to give you an idea, this is our hard it takes if you are not going to pull on this, which I shouldn't. When it comes to actually throwing, this is so hard to come off. Screasing the stomach out of it. There we go. So you can throw quite hard with that trace there. There we go, guys. Go out there, throw dead baits, get it, love it. Absolutely love it.