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Haha thank you so much legend! That means a lot, glad you like them :))

Nah man, over on the East :)

Thank you for watching brother! It's such a fun combo to use :))

Yeah thanks mate, still sucks, but luckily it was a legal fish :) I might experiment with more single hook orientations this season, hate getting dodgy hook ups, thanks for the advice 🤙

I have a couple cross fires in my tackle box that I am waiting to break out, got a 195 and 155 both in white! Should give them a crack this spring/summer! Thank you for watching :))

Yeah that's true, just hate injuring duskies in any way, would rather release them all healthy. But yeah very lucky it was only 53, had to send a couple back injured over the years because they were too big :( But regardless, thank you for watching, got more films coming soon 🫡

That's awesome! I will be doing a lot of fishing around Port Macquarie very soon :)) And the boat is a Stacer Outlaw 449 centre console! Thanks for watching and good luck with the fishing this Spring/Summer :)

Yeah, I'm lucky it was a legal sized fish, otherwise I would have had to send it back anyway unfortunately. I can't believe how badly some people treat fish, they give us so much enjoyment the least we can do is respect them, and why would someone leave a perfectly good trout on the bank?! they're great eating, that's just a waste. Thank you for the comment brother, I am glad you enjoyed it :) More on the way!

Thank you! 🤩

Thank you brother! That means a lot, these fish bring me so much joy so I do my best to look after them 🙏 Set up tour will be in a future film for sure! Going to make some more detailed fishing videos this summer and I plan to run through my gear more in them, so keep an eye out for that :))

@@Pootuffy can't wait

Yeah that's true, I just enjoy catching them so much that I don't want to have any impact on the numbers in the area. But you're right it doesn't hurt to keep one from time to time. But yeah luckily it was in the slot limit, always feel so bad sending back a big girl if she's bleeding in any type of way. Thanks for watching mate :)

Thanks Steve! With the 76 Snipe being rated to cast up to 21 grams in comparison to the 35 grams of the 78 snipe, the rod is certainly quite a bit lighter and more sensitive in the tip. Essentially, the 76 is a slightly shorter and more "whippy" version of the 78. The 76's lighter, more responsive tip allows for greater finesse and precision when working smaller lures. Both rods offer plenty of power, but my choice between the two depends largely on the type of lures I'm planning to use. For larger soft plastics (7-9inches), heavy vibes, or diving lures between 20 and 35grams, I’d go with the 78. It has the strength to handle heavier lures and provides the extra power needed for inshore species or even small pelagics when you’re fishing light but still need to pack a punch. But with that said, the 78 also excels when casting heavier lures in estuaries for big flatties or mulloway. On the other hand, I prefer the 76 for situations where I need to impart more action into the lure myself. It's the go-to rod for lighter surface lures or medium soft plastics, like jerk shads, where deliberate movements to the lure from the rod are essential. The 76 really shines in medium estuary environments, perfect for targeting species like flathead, big tailor and decent sized jewfish, but it's also awesome for trout in lakes, snapper, or medium-sized reef fish on the flats. For example, if I was chasing a 20kg mulloway, the 78 would be my choice for its power and ability to handle bigger fish. But if I’m flicking a jerk shad on a 1/4 ounce jig head at flathead on sand flats, I’d pick up the 76. Hope that helps! :)

@@Pootuffy Thank you, that was very helpful. I have the 72 Snipe which I use for the bigger hardbodies and SP's from shore for Mulloway, heaps of power and it will throw smaller and lighter lures but it will straighten the smaller trebles on occasion, I was thinking the 76 would still give me a good chance of stopping a bigger mulloway with lighter drag settings, but could still be used with hardbodies in the 6 to 15 g range. Another application I would use it for is Micro jigging off the beach for Salmon, jigs from 10 to 15g,

Got the 76 Snipe today, works great

Hey mate! Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it :) I use either 16lbs Shimano ocea leader or Daiwa X-Link also in 16lbs. Sometimes I will drop it to 14lbs or 12lbs, but with these bigger flatties the lighter you go the more likely you are to snap off, and they're not usually very leader shy. Hope this helps :)

@@Pootuffy thanks mate I might grab a couple this week ,at the moment the winter slim and weed still around top water would be better thanks..

Check out the video description :)

The flatties will definitely be starting on in Coffs, water temp should be slowly getting to where you want it to be. definitely will be worth a go!

Thank you legend! More coming soon :)

Hahah there's plenty for the lot of us!

Thank you brother! Glad you enjoyed :)

Haha yeah these fish are only in Australia, if you mean where do I fish, then yeah I also mostly fish in just Australia, but occasionally in Croatia when I make the trip over :)

Absolutely! So much fun :)

Will make a run through this summer for sure :)

Our spot* 😌 you excited for this spring/summer?

@PootuffyFishing yeah bro cant wait, got alot of new gear to test out on the flats!

Thats sounds awesome brother, I'm excited for you, I pray you get one over 80 this summer! I'm sure you will :)

@PootuffyFishing yeah thanks brother! I hope I do it's just a matter of time and patience 🙏

This is for you: 👑 But thank you! Hope you enjoy :)

Hey brother, glad you enjoyed the video :) I use Final Cut Pro to edit my videos! Message me on insta if you have anymore questions!

Hahaha all good bro! Another vid just came out too haha, glad you enjoyed :)

Thank you! Have fun in Croatia, I hope you have a great time and thank you for watching 🤙

No idea, but if you search this on the internet 'Lumica JAPAN SOFT BAIT BABY SQUID LURE' you might find it

@@Pootuffy yea i found it Yesterday

bro was mad spikey

Always :) Welcome to the channel! 🫡

It works very well! I like using scents on soft plastics a lot, they make a big difference in my opinion :)

@@Pootuffy have you tried puting that scent on something like bread/flour dough?

Too slimy to hold and was super spiky, just easier to hold :)

I'm not going to say where this is because I don't want people flocking to my spots for the locals sake, but any estuary up the south to mid coast has some pretty epic fishing to be had! I'm really glad you enjoyed it, genuinely means a lot! Will have to get to the bream fishing then, I'm keen to explore around for some soon for sure! A video going through my gear is definitely on the cards, I'll probably integrate it into another film though so keep an eye out for that! A 53cm out of Port Phillip is pretty legendary to be fair, so great work with that! I really appreciate the kind words, more videos coming soon!

@@Pootuffy all good mate. I respect the privacy for the locals. i cant wait to get out fishing for some snapper but instead i am stuck inside doing a math's catch up test. i wonder if those bream would take a cranka crab. I love your content. seeing you catch monster flathead makes me want to get out and try to find some. keep up the great work 🤙🤙

Thank you brother! Means a lot :)

Thank you legend! Appreciate it 🤙

Thank you legend! 🫡

No you are 🙏