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So are you!!!! Thanks for the follow

Thanks for watching. depends what part of the bay you are fishing. I know Harries is fishing well.

@@YAWK_YAWK cheers

@@ashthefisho How did you go? You get any?

@@YAWK_YAWK wind picked up a bit too much so didn’t get to go :(

@@ashthefisho oh ok. Yeah might take a while for this weather to pass.

no idea, it was a bit scary

yea man the sharks where annoying, at least we where only loosing eBay hooks so didn't hurt the bank. Me and charlie got those two beastly snapper a few days ago just needed you on the boat to get one more.

thanks mate, glad i didnt pick it up

Thanks for the tip!!! Might see if i can find a good 2nd hand one.

@@YAWK_YAWK Davos tackle has a lot of product! Check them out, quality stuff and cheaper than the mainstream retailers!🫡

WOW, just had a look at some of your content. Love it!!!!

Thanks mate. Only thing that really worked on the day.

Hi Jamie, It gets pretty deep in some of the shipping channels in the bay. If not you just need to head around the cape. Its not too far at all.

@@YAWK_YAWK thanks

@@jamielamont2026 no worries. Hope to see you out there

@clarkstarindustries LOL. Driving me Mad!!! Thanks for watching mate

Hi Ben, I jig or fast retrieve slugs in 10-15m of water all the time. Plenty of fish around that depth.... Having a 4.8m with a 60hp you can fish everywhere. I can do up to 100km round trip in my little 3.5m plastic boat.

Hey Pops. Thanks! Still working out how to do the filming. Noosa is very nice. The fishing is great.

LOL, ive had a similar experience last year!!!! Thanks for the positive comments. Thats a massive Flatty!! never caught one that big.

@naturalsoapmaking Thanks for the kind comment. No never a sinker or swivel. When chasing Pelagic's, they will often bite the swivel as it creates a bubble trail and you end up loosing everything. I tie the mono (leader) direct to the braid......

WOW, thanks for the detailed explanation. I knew holding anyfish by its head without supporting its body was bad, but to to this detail. Thanks for this, I will be more careful next time, and will also pass this info on in my travels

@@YAWK_YAWK No worries mate, I was shocked when I learned too! A child of the 80's, I grew up seeing pictures in magazines and photos of anglers hoisting Flatties up by their chins all the time. Being a predominantly catch and release fisho I was mortified when I learned the damage I'd probably caused to fish I'd released because of my lack of understanding. It's all eductation right? And for every angler that passes the information along, the better informed we all are as a community and the more conservation we can apply to our sport to keep it sustainable. Big fan of your channel too! Love it! Do keep up the awesome work!

@Karzy1992 Thanks for watching the Videos. You have to find the bait to find the Snapper, having a decent sounder will help with this. I fish in 4m normally for Snapper, you have to be stealthy, turn your music off, lower your anchor slowly so you don't make too much noise, and don't bash around in the boat, esp is you have a tin boat. I promise, once you work it out, you will never come home without a feed

Thanks for the great tips! I have a Lowrance HDS7, however very new to the sounder side of things but will do some research and look for the bait! Thanks

Thats a fantastic idea, it would improve my catch rate for sure!!

thanks for watching them! Always loved having calamari from the fish and chip shop, so it was awesome to catch some myself and cook it up. would definitely try them with prawns in a curry next time.

Thanks heaps, I think it was a run-out tide.

Good eyes, seen that on the edit!!!!!! Maybe it was just the bottom.

The hooks pull easy on there soft tentacles. So by having light drag i suppose you loose less fish.

@@YAWK_YAWK thanks

Yeah for sure, might grab some on my way out offshore next time. Love eating them but!!!

Guess the fish wanted something to chew on as well!!

thanks for watching another vid, first time taking her out on the boat. She was whining at the start from me casting the lures, but she thankfully chilled out after a bit.

there's a few different reasons, sometimes it could be the size of the fish, if the fish are on the bite, the tide time and the time of the day. There's heaps more little factors that contribute but these are the main things.

@@YAWK_YAWK so if the fish are biting in one location it’s likely they are in other locations so you move to up grade?

Yea, well if I'm getting a small fish every cast then I might move. Or you just start throwing bigger lures. If the fish are biting in one place, it doesn't relatively mean every where else would be good.

@@YAWK_YAWK thanks

Thanks 👍

Yeah heaps around, check this video out from the weekend. ruclips.net/video/iBX9tbT5chc/видео.html Also had a look at your chanel, great videos!!! we are looking for defever style boat at the moment.

LOL. There is plenty more left hehe

yea we have an amazing fishery here in Australia, I would love to take you out when you come to visit the family.

@mattlong2458 Definitely mate. When you find the birds a 30g slug will do the job - 4knts is good. Maybe have a look out there today later in the afternoon when the wind calms down. I'm sure you will get on to them. I went out yesterday and watched larges pods of Dolphins get into them. They were throwing Tailor into the air... LOL

yea it was a glass out the whole day, wish the camera didn't die as we moved spot and there was heaps of tuna. Couldn't land one though.

Thanks heaps, the tripod makes things so much easier and the drone is sick.

@simonmichel6389 Thanks for the kind comments mate

@markwhiting8259 Thanks for watching. Im always moving and drifting. looking for bait

@@YAWK_YAWK do you see your target fish on the sounder when you find the bait or do you just assume they are there somewhere? I recently fished the port for the first time, saw heaps of bait but no fish.

@@markwhiting8259 Yeah you will normally see the Mackerel at the back of the bait. If the bait is tight it means its being harassed. If its fluffy, the big fish are not feeding. What sounder do you have?

@@YAWK_YAWK thanks man. I got an older lowrance with 3 in 1 transducer

yea mate some scary things down there, want to go for a spear but not a fan of the sharks haha.

yea the light one was 5-8kg, 7 foot 3. Same rod that i use in the passage for jew, snapper, and tailor.

@@YAWK_YAWK I bought at Christmas 2 for 1 Daiwa hyper 6-12 and a 4000 Reel for snapper Jew fish.

@@jamielamont2026 awesome setup for spinning. what line did you put on it?

@@YAWK_YAWK 12pld to 15pld braid.

@@jamielamont2026 you can definitely land them on 15lb braid as long as you have at least 40lb leader for mackerel. Only need about 20lb for the tuna. My lightest setup, outside of the passage has a light rod although its coupled with a 5000 size reel with 24lb braid.

Thanks for watching! You need to find the bait on the sounder. Dont follow the crowd, and find your own ground. Heaps of good ground down there.

Thanks for watching, my name is James. Hope to see you on the water

Close to. Although, as you know shipping channels run all throughout the bay, so a ship's always gonna be in the shot even if I'm far away.

Just had a look at your Vids, they are great! My first boat was a tuff tender when I was 9 or 10 years old, had a 6hp, used to get soaking wet. Looks like those spray chines make a massive difference.

Did not know that, it sounded like a silly rule. But makes sense i guess. Thanks for that! I don't think the ranger believed me when i told him we brought it with us.

Thank you very much for watching. I will definitely do that.

Thanks a lot for nice comment. Yeah I mostly only use light gear. 3000 size reel, 3-6kg rod 7ft, 20lb leader

'Sigma Fishing' new channel name?

@@YAWK_YAWK awesome sauce or sigma sauce

Thanks mate, yeah i exported in mono by mistake. Wont do that again!

Thanks heaps for the support on the videos Kaspar!!!!! Wish we could go out for a fish like the old times

Yes when I come to australia again maybe next year or some time definitely!! And you are always welcome here in vienna if you come over to Europe ❤

@@KasparWeder miss ya mate

Really? where did you get the Tailor?

@@YAWK_YAWK out in the southern entrance to the passage. We were using jigs.

@@jamielamont2026 Thats excellent mate. Glad you got a chance to use the Minn Kota