How to tie rigs for tuna and mako

[0ffShoreRy@n]

I am fairly new at fishing offshore this will be my second year. but my neighboor has been making all the rigs and i am going out this weekend with out him i just wanted to know how to make the rigs you make for yellowfin tuna and mako thanks

[Reel Time]

 for the sharks, i made up my own rigs with 80lb wire and 10/0 hooks. was simple to do. just haywire twist the babys on with a swivel on the other end.
 
 pics of a few different rigs here, all can be made at home.
http://www.blueoceantackle.com/shark_leaders.htm

 for tuna, i assume for chunking, which would be basically the same thing but with flourocarbon in about a 5' length. can use a reliable knot, or go with crimps.

[Hotrod]

Hi Rayn. Welcome to the site.  These boys know their Stuff.. 

Would love to see your reports..  good or bad

[0ffShoreRy@n]

wait so you haywire the leader to the hook??

[Reel Time]

[Reel Time]

 i cant truly say if that is the proper thing to do or not, as im just going by what i've seen online for rigs you can buy. all i do is look at the rigs, and tie them myself for a fraction of the cost. the picture i linked, they wanted like 4bucks for it,, but cost about .50cent to make.

 if you have a better way to do it, by all means please fill me in. i'm new to the game.  i havent tested them yet. went out for shark once last year and the weather made it a bust. hopefully i can make it a couple times this year.

[0ffShoreRy@n]

reel this is what i rember doing in mako mania i took a hook tied big game loop to atach wire to hook crimped it and put a barrel swivel on but i think i might be forgeting something