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@@frankfinlay155 it cooked up well too mate 😋

@@JamesLawrence-v2w 🤣🤣🤣

English with a mouthful of food 😂 Had to pull the old fella up on his swearing though, he gets a bit excited on the water!

@@frankfinlay155 yep she’s hectic out here Frank! Will continue to be like that until something is done about these sharks

@NQFishingAdventures are they there all year round ?

@ yep even on public holidays, they don’t take any days off 😤

@NQFishingAdventures 🤣 but no good RU aloud to keep or strictly throw back

@ yeah you can keep them, I think the bag limit is 1 per person or per boat under 1.5m (I could be wrong). You’d bag out in 12 seconds if that was your target species

@@mattgurin6168 we call this type of fishing ‘snag bashing’. One of my favourite ways to fish. You don’t even need to look at the sounder just go along throwing lures into snags and you could hook any species of any size, then you have the battle of getting them away from the snags. Super fun and exciting way to fish. Yeah this estuary can be very productive most of the time, but there are also times when it goes quiet. One day you might hook 20 good fish then the next day hook 0 at the same location.

@@NQFishingAdventures yep, fish stay on the move. We have something similar here in Florida fishing the mangrove vegetation that runs along the shoreline. I to pitch livies in the gaps and just on the edges of the roots, not sure if you've seen the way mangroves grow along the shore. Definitely can be hyper productive at times

@@mattgurin6168 yeah I’ve seen a video on RUclips of a guy fishing mangroves in Florida catching a fish that we call ‘Mangrove Jack’ (I think you guys call it some type of snapper). Without audio I could have been fooled into thinking it was in Australia as the environment/mangroves and fish looked just like ours. What other species do you get along the mangroves in Florida? Our number 1 most targeted species along the mangroves would have to be our ‘Barramundi’

@NQFishingAdventures we have a lot of species around here, and I am somewhat familiar with different names in australia, species of fish you guys catch.... Your reference to Mangrove snapper is correct and they're all around here. Jack crevalle, ladyfish, mangrove , mutton, juvenile goliath grouper, spotted sea trout, snook ( I target sook the most) , red and black drum - most of which are considered game fish and a lot are tablefare. I don't harvest much out of the estuary and the Indian River lagoon, deaths are intracoastal waterway as I live on a barrier Island. Play fish to eat, so Beach fishing is the best overall. Add pompano, whiting to the list of available species when you're fishing off the beach. Structure of the beach underwater just north of here but mostly it's a Sandy bottom where I fish, very productive especially during the fall and winter months.

Nice, I will have to have a google of those fish to see what they all look like. A lot of people here prefer to fish for Barramundi and Mangrove Jack in the summer/warmer months thinking they don’t really eat in the colder months, but I actually catch just as many and possibly more in the colder months. Just have to use different tactics for them in the colder water.

@@mattgurin6168 yeah I’m usually quite close to the bank/trees with this style of fishing so only short casts

I’m starting to look like I make lunch 6 times a day. Maybe I have to ease up on this theory 😂😂

@@seanyuke3249 I like making ceviche with coral trout. Will have to give the squid/prawn combo a try next time. Yes they definitely know the difference in quality bait. Have been out before with farmed and wild caught prawns for bait on the same day and they will only take the wild caught prawns.

@@Kobe-yf7so 3 people in the photo with the bag limit being 5 per person? 🤷‍♂️

@@ShaneBrunello no stress as it would have been released anyway being closed season for Barra. Was targeting grunter at the time

@@adelehagan2443 these moments give us a good laugh out in the boat 😂

Another vote for Fingermark, thanks for the comment!

@@wadejensen3301 too many of them around these days

@@martinprice6793 gotta give props where due mate! I would have never thought to use pillies for grunter and Fingermark out there, but there’s a little spot in the bait freezer for them now! Hoping your recovery is coming along well mate and looking forward to hearing you back on the radio this year!

Happy to hear that, hopefully it helps you find a few 🎣

You’re a grunter type of guy Rick! If this wind keeps blowing it might be nicer on the mower this time of year 😳

@@Knightysfishingadventures I seem to change my vote every cook up, I’m stuck 🤷‍♂️ 😂 I was shocked how evenly split the vote was amongst the recent guests thinking Fingermark would have won in a landslide

@@shaneg6245 happy to hear these videos are helpful. I know I appreciated any tips I got along the way, and to be honest I’m still learning more every time I go out on the water and from other people too. Good luck out there 🎣

Great clip thanks for sharing. Tight lines mate.

@@JohnFrazer-jb9oi no worries John, let us know if any of these tips help you find new fish mate 🎣

@@vivianhenningsen1339 its hard not being on the water when I walk out the front door and see some beautiful weather in the morning 😂😂

@@vivianhenningsen1339 always good when you’re on the water in North Queensland mate 🎣

@@NQFishingAdventures how's the fishing going

@@vivianhenningsen1339 haven’t done a lot the past few weeks, trying to catch up on a few jobs I’ve been putting off all year. I did go for a quick fish 2 days before new year tho and got a couple of good fish. I took the GoPro with me and made a little video from that day. Video should be up in the next day or 2 hopefully

@@janicekapcelovich9565 I’m confused, are you saying the fisheries will love it because we have abided by the rules and regulations?

@NQFishingAdventures No mate , im sure you guys are abiding by the regulations . Its just that every time i see photos of loads of fish i think of the fisheries guys who set the bag limits . I will check out your video tomorrow , they look like good grunter . Cheers .

@ no worries. The fish in the pic are Barramundi, we couldn’t find the Grunter on this day 😞 I hear what you’re saying, but I think the regulators will use photos from both sides of the scale to back their rulings. My understanding is that the new bag limit regulations on Spanish Mackerel comes from evidence on lower catches in recent years. Thank you for your comment, much appreciated 🎣

@@Twikmelah oki doki, noted 🎣

@@Twikmelah it’s pretty exciting seeing someone hook their first Barra on lure!

@@NQFishingAdventures Yes yes yes that is 💯💯💯💥 mark and spark

@@Twikmelah thank you for the support, much appreciated! Let us know if you have any suggestions on how we can improve and make these videos better

@@ReddestofDogs haha actually that’s quite funny that you mention that. The missus just bought me a new pair of crocs today in a different colour!

Thanks mate, hardest part is remembering if the camera is or on or not somedays 🤣🤣

@@RRFishingAdventures hey mate I haven’t actually used that combo yet. What are you fishing for and what’s your budget?

@@NQFishingAdventures mostly barra, jack, flathead,whiting and bream. My budget is $200-$300

@@RRFishingAdventures I recently got a couple of Abu Garcia revo x 5 combos for just over $200 each that I’m quite happy with. I haven’t owned any savage rods or reels so I can’t really comment if I think they are good or not. If you do go ahead with the savage combo, let me know how it goes. I might even give one a try myself.

@@NQFishingAdventures thanks mate might grab it aye

Thanks mate

@@rickywatt5544 I could tell after your first trip you’ve done many mad Mondays 😂😂

@@Knightysfishingadventures thanks mate, just enjoy seeing people get fish so I do what I can to try and make that happen

Thanks Craig, happy to hear people are enjoying the videos

@@NQFishingAdventures No worries, I know right I have a small RUclips channel to I love it when people Comment its Why I commented and Subscribed to yours,

@@craigtomkinson2837 I’ll have to check your channel out, what’s it called?

@@NQFishingAdventures Tomkinson Productions, thanks

@@timkingston5187 😂😂 he thinks all the big ones will just jump in the boat

Ha , I was showing ppl that vid yesterday !!

Thanks mate, slowly getting better.

@@rickywatt5544 🤣🤣🤣

@@ReddestofDogs love it when a bullsh!t plan works out 😂

@@ozfishwa lip grip are great I still use them, especially for teethy fish like jacks. I’ve just seen a few pairs of them take off into the water on the end of fish lips which is heartbreaking not only losing them but knowing the fish will die.

@@ozfishwa if I don’t have a kill bin in the boat, I cut 2 little slits under their bottom lip to put my fingers in for a better grip when bleeding over the side of the boat so I don’t lose the fish if it kicks. I don’t recommend using this method for fish with teeth though 😂

@@ShaneMckeough it was a top day, if only everyday was like that

@@muhammadfaruqrusli8925 in North Queensland, Australia. I know in Indonesia these fish (barramundi) are called ‘kakap putih’. How big do you get them in Malaysia?

Thanks mate, hopefully catch up to your editing skills one day 😂

I love em! And so do the barras!

No worries mate, see ya soon!

@@Knightysfishingadventures thanks mate. Not the best weather for the boys, but there’s always options in the creek!

Gotta take mum fishing on Mother’s Day mate!

@@ScottJolly-m8s thanks mate, I hope you’re on board with the next trip Reddog has organised!