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HI Stephen, fish cakes are so nice aren't they and the curry one was very nice too. Thank you for watching and commenting. Waitpinga has been fishing good, there are small to small legal sized fish there also some nice size ones getting caught too. All the best and now the weather has settled it will be nice to get down there. I have been using cockle and pilchard on the same rig. Cheers

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G'day mate, thanks for watching. I have never re used my pickling mix but I have thought about it, if I was going to re use it I think I would leave the capsicum and the dill out and other stuff like that because it goes mushy it's probably best to just use the pickling spices and other dried stuff like chilli. I have had a google search and it did say you could use it a second time but maybe not a third time. Cheers mate and enjoy.

Hello Ted thank you for the compliment, sounds like a good plan all bases covered to catch any thing that swims past. Hope the worming went well the weather was nice and a good tide hope the water wasn't to cold there is nothing worse than cold fingers trying to catch these slippy strong worms. I will bet it was nice down the beach having a fish. Cheers David

G'day mate, yes been over the eyre peninsula not much many moons ago I agree some goooood fishing over there. I have been getting a maggot movie together for a while and one day I will put it up but not until I have finished breeding maggots I think it's quite a good watch and you viewers will enjoy it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 sounds good

Hi Brenton, I have been fishing a handful of times and enjoyed but haven't taken the camera work and stuff has been getting the better of me. But I do have plans of getting back into fishing and videoing eventually, there will have to be some life changes first though. Thank you for your thoughts Brenton. Cheers David.

HI, my pleasure Jim. Have a watch of my number 3 worming video you might find that one helpful as well. I do go on a bit though. Cheers and all the best. David

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Yes it's a beautiful area, we are lucky. That is a ripper bream well done

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thought it was a snapper to start with :)

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Hi Pavel, yes there are some beautiful places here in SA. Hope every thing goes to plan for you and you can get back here and back onto Waitpinga beach which has been fishing fairly well lately. Cheers and all the best. David

Hi thank you, you can find these worms on a few Adelaide metro beaches I know they are on west beach and a few others but not all of them I haven't done any worming down that way but where you can find ribbon weed washed up along the wave line on a beach is worth a look. I have done all my worming on O'sullivans beach, Christies Beach but Port Noarlunga and South Port beaches are out of bounds now no worming allowed but they can be caught at Moana, Maslins, Pt Wilunga, Aldinga, Silver sands, and Normanville, Carrickalinga beach and a couple of beaches on kangaroo island. As far as I know there are no Bungam worms over on the York Peninsular you could have look though. You can catch these worms all year round but it is best in the summer months because your hands don't get cold. P.S watch my number 3 worming video it is informative. All the best David

@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks mate will do! I'm gunna have a go at the blood worm run tonight aswell see what I can net off a jetty. Cheers mate

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That is funny, hope the pic was good

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 haha yeah 😂 also I have a question, when will you upload next I have seen lots of your vids and I’m a big fan and I have been dying to see a new video of yours👍

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 also I bought some of your maggots and they worked like a charm

@@LordSquelch-iv6yd that is good to hear and thank you for letting me know.

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Hello Jenkin, make sure you do try worming and don't stop trying until you can catch them no matter how long it takes you, these worms are the best fishing bait great fun to catch and free. You can catch worms all year round but during the cooler months your fingers will get cold and then they are very hard to catch with cold hands. Can I recommend watching my number 3 worming video I think that may help you too...Cheers David

Hello Sibtain, thank you that is nice to hear. Videoing has become difficult over the last couple of years with work and a couple of other things, i will be getting back into it in the future not sure when but I will be back. Thank you again!

Hi there, I have used this sliding knot for years and it works very good, it does loosen from time to time keep you eye on it and simply tighten it occasionally if you need to.

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That is interesting, I have often wondered if these worms are any where else in the world. They are very good fishing bait as you probably know. Do you catch and use them for bait.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 He's absolutely right, senior. We often use it for fishing in the sea or on shallow reefs and right now my friends and I in Indonesia are enjoying ourselves at the port. Coincidentally, there are tuna fish entering the bay and we are already at the pier at 4 am every morning looking for tembang or fish bait. sardens to be used as bait while they are alive and I have had various experiences with bait like rutus or sand worms, they really live in the sand and this is fish for all types of senior fish.

G'day mate, thanks for having a watch and commenting.

Hi thank you, I'm just caught up in work and stuff but eventually there will be more videos. Cheers.

Hello Russell, I bought the triple star sinker and the snapper sinker mould from BCF and the other two I had given to me a long time ago, maybe try tackle world also the smaller fishing tackle shops will probably stock sinker moulds. Thanks you for watching and making sinkers is good fun.

Hi Sam, thank you. Mono a good quality is fine 6lb-12lb with no visibility problems but as always the lighter the better. Sometimes they can be fussy especially before the numbers increase when you start fishing for them. When they are fussy they love small pieces of peeled tweed prawn are my favourite, and when they are really biting I find maggots the best.

@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks for the reply, Dave. I grew up fishing until my early 20s when I became a vegetarian for 23 years. When I (and my family) started eating fish again, I wanted to catch it all, so I knew it was fresh, being dispatched humanely, and iced so it wad the best quality. I've been back on the rod for about 5 months now - fish at least 3 times a week, and have fallen in love with it again. It was a hard 23 years not fishing, but I'm glad to be back! I'm adept at squidding but with all the technology changes, it's been a learning curve. Using braid and fluro with an FG knot wasn't something we ever had when I was younger and boy it makes catching squid fun. I've been wondering if I should just use mono for a herring leader as it's so much cheaper than fluro. I make killer burley cages attached through a sealed champagne cork for herring fishing above a circle hook. Fun times. Can I send you a couple in the post as a thank-you?

Oh, and you should see my 5 year old daughter eat herring! She has gotten a taste for it and will sit down and smash 6 breaded fillets like they were chocolate chip cookies 🤣

@@allbunsglazing that's a great story, wow no fishing for 23 years. It's so rewarding going fishing treating the fish the way you mentioned and then feeding the family the best protein available. Nice to hear your little girl woofs it down, she knows what's good for her and so do you getting back out there fishing. Squid fishing I personally do have a chuckle about all of the new modern ways to fish for them I can see the wow factor for somebody totally new to squid fishing. Also fluro it definitely good for fishing when you need a robust leader or trace for big fish or rock fishing or a harder to see fishing line for them tricky to catch fish, but for most of my fishing I can manage without. Your burley spring floats sound great I do appreciate you offering to post me some out but the post could be expensive this is my P\O box number but I understand if the post is deer and you don't send them. P.O Box 449 Victor Harbour S.A 5211. I got down to Waitpinga the other day I caught some nice salmon trout and they were delicious. Tight Lines.

Hello there, thank you for letting me know it's nice to get comments like this. Fishing is a wonderfull thing to do with so many benefits.

Thank you again, now you keep trying until you can catch these worms it will be fun very challenging sometimes frustrating but so well worth all of your efforts

High Pavel good to hear from you again, it is a nice beach isn't it. Yes it is good fishing near them rocks but always get snagged eventually because of the currents I caught some nice fish there last winter including a nice bream on cockle. I haven't made a video for a while but I have planes for a lure video eventually. I use to have a lot of trouble with salmon coming off at the edge on lures we started to use 2 treble hooks on the same split ring or a hook and a treble or a single hook can help or 2 hooks, also if you remove the split ring and thread your line through both eyes on your lure and tie your treble directly onto your line when the salmon shakes its head the weight of the lure won't help the hook to come out. All the best next time

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 tha ks David for the advice

Ok, so, removed the threbble hook and followed your advice. What can I say, the session was AWESOME!!!!. got 6 out of 6 salmons. Thanks David!!!! Going to try your fish cakes recipe today as so much fish from yesterday session on waitpinga. I think i hit the school of fish and like got 6 fishes in 20 mins. Went all the way to the left of the beach, if facing the ocean, the last channel. Omg, had never had such success. Thanks again man. Tried Wirrina cove this morning but no luck with squid as yet.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 a week ago saw a guy fishing in Edithburg and beside of him your brand box with bait. Not sure what ot was, muggots or something else, but that guy was perfroming well with catching according to amount of fish he had laying beside him

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 update of fish cakes OMG, soooo good

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Thank you Peter for your kind words. I shall get out again sooner or later to get some more fishing and filming done. Thank you again. David

Hi Michael, great story it was a good day meeting the old timer (seasoned fisherman) it was a real treat being told his burley recipe, I have heard of wheat being used in burly but I have never tried it but I have never heard of milk in burly that is interesting. Thanks for commenting and it will be fun trying these new burley ideas. All the best David.

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That's right but this float slips unless I use a half hitch or wrap my line around the float as well as the spring so I use float stoppers no problem.

Hello Peter, I remember the wire snood's from years gone by to hold and spread your hook snood away from the main line trace also other hooks to help stop the hook snood from twisting, they did work. I'm not too sure on the type of technique you are referring to I'm hoping this is what you mean. On my salmon surf rig I use heavier line 35lb it helps reduce tangles in the turbulent surf so I'm happy with that.

@davidsheldonfishing9726,,,,,, hi David,,,,,,,,, yes it sure is exactly what I mean thank you very much

Hi no we don't eat them but they might be nice, we actually use them for fishing bait they are one of the best fishing baits.

Wish somebody had told me about that a long time ago I didn't know that was avalable thanks Blake

Nice to see you are enjoying my videos

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