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Nathan, thanks so much for the kind words. I’m very happy to hear your enjoying the vids man.

Thanks man. Yeah after I came back to the cabin and look over the footage and saw the pattern + tail. I knew it was one. He was decent too, hoping to go back and target them.

Yeah, really weird I had so many follow ups on my lure, some of the trout were really big as well. I think the water still might be a little to cold but as the weather warms, I reckon trout will start to gain more confidence leading to my hookups. Anyway good fishing mate, hope you get some.

Yes there is but you have to fish the river when it’s clear, so no rain within the the last weeks otherwise the break won’t bite.

@@FishingDownUnder1 cheers, for such valuable tip!

@guangdazhu7387 all good matey, hope you can catch some bream!

@@FishingDownUnder1 I will give a try in the next few weeks

@guangdazhu7387 good on you mate

Exactly mate! Can’t beat it especially on lure.

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Sure. I’m hopping to go these summer holidays and I’ll try my luck.

Yes 100%. The guy next to me was using them and caught flathead and trevally.

Use worms or yabbies or prawns

@@FishingDownUnder1 would jan juc worms be good??

@j4deciuluave84 perfect mate. Cannot go wrong with jan juc worms.

Running sinker rig

@@FishingDownUnder1 thank you should make a video on how you do it and what you use keep up the amazing content 🙏🏾

@j4deciuluave84 I went last weekend but I struggled to catch. I was pretty busy this weekend hopping to get out next weekend

@j4deciuluave84 thanks mate

Hopefully you can get some big trout

@FishingDownUnder1 Was going to try one of the recently stocked lakes around Melbourne tomorrow actually with some Tassie Devils so I'll see how that goes 🤞

@dssshearer1 yeah good on you mate. Fingers crossed, good luck!

100% mate!

Thanks so much for the support!!

@FishingDownUnder1 No worries bud, Just found your channel and love the local content 👌

The sandbos are super fun, especially on light gear at that size!

I know. Should be more, but as I said I stick to my limits and only try to keep flathead in the mid to high 30s

I’m sorry that this video has caused you distress. I usually don’t keep flathead unless they are in the high 30s, however, I respect my bag limits and size limits with the legal size for flatties for sand flathead in port Phillip being 27cm

No that’s the beauty of it. Just rock up to your local beach with some waiters and a prawn net and you can get some good fish.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Yes, it all matter with the current. Whenever I’m on the boat, the current is never to strong as I’m usually fishing in 10- 15knts winds. I always start with 1/6 ounce jig head size and only change my weight if I’m not getting anything from 1/4 to 1/8. In lakes and river you can’t go wrong with a 1/8 all the way to a 1/16, of course depending on the weight and size of the jig head (bigger soft plastic = heavier weight and vice versa). Hope that helps. There is so much to talk about so I can definitely make a video.

@@FishingDownUnder1 Thank you for your answer. It would be great if you could make a video.

Thanks so much for the kind words

No worries

The emeraldas mx 86mh.n is a newer rod (made in 2021and $200 dollars cheaper whereas the 86mh.e is an older model (made in 2020) but is more expensive. When is comes to squid rods you can't go wrong with either of the emeraldas as an expensive rod doesn't matter to much. I'm looking to upload a video on how to catch squid landbased which will cover everthign you need to know.

Cheers mate

Thank you very much!

Thanks so much bro, I’m afraid that the pier is privately owned so you won’t be able to fish off it as their is no access unless you have a house there. Obviously, I was with my mate and they have access to this pier, sorry for the inconvenience.

@@FishingDownUnder1 can you get there by boat or close to that area

@@hasanaziz7846 you would be able to get within our casting distance as there is a long band of reef stretching across.

On the boat just go out in 3 meters of water, and gently drift with the wind pushing you either using baits or soft plastics and you’ll catch some decent fish

@@FishingDownUnder1 thanks bro I'll give it ago and let you know how it goes cheers👍

Glad you enjoyed it

@@FishingDownUnder1 I did, catching more than I do!

Yeah I know right they get huge! Haha

Still, 70 cm not bad

Thankyou so much mate for the support. Really appreciate it!

Try fishing in 2-4 meters in water (if you have a boat) and fish in the heavy weed areas. Otherwise land based just fish near reefs, weed and rocky structure.

@@FishingDownUnder1 hey thanks, yah just a matter of finding some spots. I got a fishing jetski a month ago and still exploring :D

Well good luck fingers crossed you can catch some big calamari!

Around Granville on the beach

Grantville

I would say the best ‘sea creature’ to eat. They are so good and easy to clean to.

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks 👍

Yeah very true. Thanks for the tips!

I have a rigs video which explains most of that stuff. It is called DIY rigs.

Fishing around Clifton springs

Yeah very common way to put out squid

Compared to the squid bought at the shop, that is nothing. The squid was sustainably caught and quickly put out, it didn’t feel a thing.

Thankyou

Thankyou

Yeah thanks mate. Queensland is great I love fishing up there in the estuaries. Melbourne and Victoria has some great fishing in both freshwater and salt. If you ever get a chance stop over and have a fish it will be worth it.

@@FishingDownUnder1 maybe, I don’t usually go freshwater fishing for fish because apart from a couple the fight isn’t a long one and is easy I do enjoy using a pot to catch Redclaw though

Thanks