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I just launch off the beach at queens beach Redcliffe. I fish at the end of flinders st groin, it has a footpath on it and railings at the end. If you look off the end you can see reef about 100m or so directly out in front of it. I fish there.

Sure and this rock wall is from Queens Beach Redcliffe, just right of the boat ramp 👍

@@johnnyfisho6788 thanks heaps can i also ask what tide was this

@@thekidfisho8181 Yep it was around high tide.

Hi mate the butt is usually just ergonomics for grip, weight distribution, balance etc and a good size rod for fishing off beaches, rock walls, jetty’s around here would be 6 to 7 foot length and a 4 to 8 pound class. Cheers.

@@johnnyfisho6788 thankyou for the reply Johny. Excellent. Sunscibed and await more of your content.

Hi i was probably in around 1.3 meters of water close to the kayak. Where i caught the Snapper it would be just over 2.0m. The Snapper rig did have a running ball sinker size 4. The rod in my hand the rig was weightless, just letting the pilchard slowly sink down.

Doing alright but nah no fishing tomorrow are you?

Cheers. Not far at all, if you look from the end of the concrete platfrom and see the reef that sticks out of the water, im just behind that. So probably only 150m or so from the end of the fishing platform.

Hi thanks and yep i have, but ive mostly used bait around there, but you can definitely get a lot of bream there with lures.

lol they are great eating especially when fresh. Cheers 👍

Thats awesome, where will you guys fish?

@@johnnyfisho6788 off the rocks off Osbourne point and Queens beach

Usually i get pillies from Anaconda

Cheers and yep thats the combo. I have a vanford paired with it now though. Both great reels.

Hmm did you try a longer pause mate? Sometimes flatties will follow a lure or plastic but will not commit to biting no matter what you do unless you change the lure or plastic completely. Some can just be more fussy or shy than others.

@@johnnyfisho6788 Ok,thanks mate!By the way,when using hardbody lures,do you feel a tap tap tap like a soft plastic or you feel resistance or something pulling then set the hook?

@@joshzfishing yep with a hard body, flathead usually just grab it and you’ll instantly feel weight, set the hook when you feel that. bream on the other hand can tap at the lure and strike at it and not get hooked.

@@johnnyfisho6788 thanks mate!So for bream,I set the hook with hardbody like soft plastic and for flathead,do I just lift my rod up and set the hook when I feel resistance?

@@joshzfishing yep thats it 👍

Got them in a cast net and got spiked in the fingers, pain was pretty bad and all my fingers fattened up.

I have a Dragon Slayer

@@johnnyfisho6788 that’s sick could I get a sub Ik I have no actual good videos yet💀 but im going out on the water tomorrow morning to record it sucks bc I have no dad and my moms always at uni so i really need to find someone that can take me lol

Just queens beach Redcliffe.

Yeah you can fish in hays inlet in a kayak. The shallow reefs are in the front of Redcliffe and Scarborough.

@@johnnyfisho6788 Thanks bud. I'm stuck fishing and paddling during school hours. Do you think it's worth the paddle and trawling the lines anyway? I saw you used pillys. Lures any good out there? I'm really keen to head up that way next week, weather permitting.

@@AlysonLewis Did you mean paddling and trolling lines in hays inlet? i guess so yeah if you’re main target is flathead. Me personally id goto the shallow reefs and fish there with bait. Hard Lures and plastics will work (plastics more so) but in my opinion baits like pillies or mullet flesh or prawns will work better.

@@johnnyfisho6788 OK thank you. I'll do the shallow reef then with your recommendations. I'll be out during the middle of the day so I'll have a crack at it. 🤞

Sure do, definitely put up a decent fight.

Hi i think they are both great lures. I usually get the bigger fish on the 95, like flathead and tailor, and the 75 can pretty much catch everything. Ive got good flathead and bream with it, amongst other fish as well. I think they both are worth having in the tacklebox.

@@johnnyfisho6788 ok cool Colors of choice.

@@nenadnedovic9246 i personally like Ghost Perch and Lazer Ayu, with the latter being a more shiny and flickering colour.

Yep i dont see why not. Ive had success with the motor oil colour mostly but bream are not that fussy with colours if that’s your target species.

Queens beach north basically

Nice mate were you in the same spot?

Same area, but I was more towards the front part of the rock wall at Scarborough Beach.

Haha nah just out the front of Redcliffe

Cheers mate, its a shimano zodias 7’0 2-4kg. Brilliant rod honestly.

Thanks for watching and yeah its a beautiful spot, the whole peninsula is great when the winds play nice.

Cheers mate 😉

Kept it

Thanks for watching. No I don’t use any sinkers using lures like this, my setup is usually around a 7foot rod with a 2500 size spinning reel. Around 8 pound braid mainline and around 8 or 10 pound fluro carbon leader probably around 110cm - 130cm in length.

@@johnnyfisho6788 appreciate the response- hope to see you around! Best wishes

Yep by myself. The 2.8 would be fine for out the front of Redcliffe if thats what you mean.

@@johnnyfisho6788 yea bloke at rothwell bcf told me about his ordeal with a tiger shark out by Scarborough reef so sort of put me off, wanna upgrade to something with a rudder and add outriggers and electric motor

@@Rewis13 damn thats full on. i cant wait to get back out and film just haven’t had the opportunity yet. will be soon though. hit us up if you get out for a fish 👌

Cheers they are great lures.

Hi im anchored here.

Teo Grehan you can do well with both, I personally prefer bait like pilchards, prawns, chicken breast pieces. Lures like soft plastics on jigheads can do alright there too. Zman grubs are good to use out there.