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Cheers and it’s held up great so far. No bending or rusting, the pet mesh flooring is still going strong. Had a fella sit on one of the corners putting all his weight on it and it didn’t buckle which surprised me. One thing I’d change, which would be easy for me to do but isn’t too much of an issue, is moving the rear axle back slightly - the cart will wheelie if you load something to the rear before something up the front. For my needs it’s the right size but it’s a workout to push when fully loaded with 30kg (livebait tank and gear) and whenever heading up a dune. But happy with the design

Yeah they’re bloody thick up there. 2nd hand will be the go for a cheap good setup, will just want a bow with around 30-40lb of draw weight. If it’s a compound bow then all the gadgets will just bolt on

Cheers mate, was an unreal thing to tick off. Hopefully there’s some nice big browns and rainbows waiting for you!

Cheers mate! Hopefully helping you get onto a few more

All of the jigs I use during the video are stock standard in their rigging. When replacing trebles it’s best to just match the hook size to lure size

Hey mate, depends on the size of the lure but for the smaller ones I was using around a size 1 single hook fits the bill 👍🏼

Glad you enjoyed it mate and hopefully helps you get onto a few more. Using fingers can be tricky, I’ve honestly my skills a lot more with it and found a much slower approach digging you’re fingers deep into the sand behind the worm slowly until you can feel them, then just a gentle squeeze while they’re relaxed. 👍🏼

No worries!

Cheers Quillan!

Cheers Huey! Much appreciated mate. I’m back down the south coast mate otherwise we’d be on

Much appreciated mate, greetings from the much chillier south coast NSW 😁

Shepo! Longtime fan of the channel mate, unreal to hear from you. Definitely want to upgrade the 75mm double clutch trebles but the 95mm IZM double clutches are pretty good. Worth having spares though especially if netting big fish as that’s when they bend and break when the fish is thrashing around

@anglinguntangled ah thanks bro, didn't realise you watched me channel haha if u ever want to met up for a fish let me know, I live pottsville area but trying to do some sth trips this year and next. Can hit the sharks, snapper or crocs yeeeeew

@sharkyshepo8167 bloody oath mate, would be epic to wrassle with a big shark. Likewise if you around it down around Tathra way would love to gee up a fish 🤙🏼

@anglinguntangled yer sweet mate I'm supposed to be going to Batemans Bay in march might keep driving down Might be doing a samba shoot September this year Gippsland way You on fb or instagram?

Yeah sweet. Tathra is 2 more hours down the coast from Batemans bay. Could go chase a Jew off the beach in March if you’re keen. Yep, just as anglinguntangled and also got one for my business I started last year sapphirebeachfishingcharters

Always good to hear the style I’ve chosen is appreciated mate, makes it worth keeping up the longer vids. Cheers!

Well I’m not too knowledgeable with the technique and specific gear for it but it seems to be pretty good rod for it, and it’s a Prevail 2 model. Bit whippy in the tip which I think is good for the style and feels pretty comfortable in lifting most things though I’d feel a bit nervous trying a jumbo salmon out. But yeah good rod

@@anglinguntangled I stand by the prevail brand I have the 1st generation can’t fault them, strong as but heavy. I think the new gen are made different. The Apex is on steroids. Light as? All in all sick rod might look into getting an upgrade!! Thanks

@phiromtauch6059 yeah I had one of the first series too which served me well before a stumble on the rocks busted him up. Haven’t held any of the apex versions but the prevail 2’s are light already. I use the model in the video as well as the 13’ model for chasing mulloway (check out Sapphire Beach Fishing Charters).

Yeah salted is good brining gives just a slightly better product in my eyes. But depends how many pilchards you can store or go through to make it with it. I’m on the far south coast NSW 👍🏼

Greatly appreciated mate! Hoping to make the vids a bit more frequent and keep up the quality 🤞🏼

😁 cheers mate!

Joe! Cheers mate 🤙🏼

Cheers mate, this is a beach in the Newcastle area

This is Newcastle area mate 👍🏼

Cheers Peter! Always special to get one on lure

Cheers Millie 😄, how’d you go?

Thanks mate! Still reckon it’s the best method getting around

That’s very good to hear David, gorgeous spot though bit of a shame about the development there. The south coast is going well however I do miss that part of the world for its luderick fishing! I’ve basically given up on them for the moment. Couple of dud sessions off the rocks and in the estuaries and I’ve been focusing much more on other species. Hoping to get some spots dialled before too long 🤞🏼

@@anglinguntangled Yes it’s an ideal spot, a level platform close to a deep drop-off. I’m sure there’s other good fishing on the South Coast. Looking forward to more videos from you. Your videos are always educational and the videography is great. 🤓🎣👍

Yeah I am now. These videos from 2 years ago are up around Newcastle and the current ones are from the far south coast nsw

Yeah it’s a little ripper. I picked it up secondhand but it’s a stacer proline 399 (4m) if you were looking for the same model. Perfect estuary boat

Cheers legend, very kind words mate and much appreciated

Always unreal to get a comment like this and that the style I’ve taken is being enjoyed. Thank you very much mate, will keep them coming

Yeah would’ve been a very quiet session hadn’t I given it a go that’s for sure. And yep, the river systems down here are absolutely gorgeous

Cheers Joe!

Cheers Sean, fingers crossed there’ll be a new spot and episode soon 🤞🏼

Thank you very much make and I like the idea. My prediction is that they will get just as many bites as frozen but will just be that bit tougher, but will be one way to find out!

Thanks for the reply!

Well I’ll have to give them a go next time. Sometimes there that chockers you’ll get another decent feed from it too

Cheers Terry, and yep it’s the best way I’ve come across for sure. Bit harder than other ways to get good at but worth it 👍🏼

Cheers mate, nah I’ve always just used clean brine each time but I don’t think it would be all too bad to keep reusing it. If it’s salty enough there won’t be any bacteria or anything

Thanks mate. The method of putting the brine mix into the freezer is something I’ve thought about for a while but haven’t tried yet. I think for small batches it would work great and wouldn’t need so much attention as keeping the esky icy. Would be interested in hearing the results if you give it a go

@@anglinguntangled Yes mate I will be giving it a go within week sometime mate, I believe it may have some interesting result tbh. Plenty of salt in a freezer bag/zip lock bag and fish and add water, I deal with all my fish outside mate, so waiting for this storm highwinds 50+/raining week before I do anything. Give me a couple of days I'll come back to you. Cheers John

Yeah will definitely want to be as salty as you can make it or you might find it will freeze solid on you (depending on what your freezer is set at). I was considering even boiling the water and adding salt until it stopped dissolving and then using that in tubs in the freezer for putting baits in but that may not be needed

@@anglinguntangled there's plenty of options lad just have to see how this pans out. It may also be worth using Himalayan instead of table salt. I'll do a test on both this week probably at the weekend so my boys can also learn also

Cheers mate! At the time of this video I was getting them online from Mo Tackle. I still do get the odd batch online but for my 6oz sinkers I’ve switched to Cobalt Blue grapling sinkers. Most tackle shops can get them in however they’ve downgraded the wire in the last batch I got and don’t hold as good, but still a very good sinker

Cheers mate!