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The very best for down here also.

I've been fishing Maroon since the mid 90'sand never seen Bass that big taken from there. It was a rare capture indeed,

That’s very cool. I didn’t know the UK had bream. What kind of size do they grow to there.

@@tempstackletalk some big ones, blacks to around 4/5lb, gilthead to 10lb and then white bream to 3lb. So a wide variety

@@BeneathTheWavesFishingJersey I’ll do some research but that sounds cool. I’ll check out your content but if you feel like covering your bream I’d be keen to check it out

I use Pro cure in blue crab or bloodworm on my plastics. There was scent on that plastic in the pic

Thanks Jacob. The drone certainly adds an extra dimension to the video's. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks Jesper. That was a stack of fun.

Great clip mate. Looks like Dover is where it’s at! Plenty of content from down there on the socials over the last week or so!! 🐟

@@beachballer4388 Cheers man. Yeah Morgo spent some time there after the Bream Tour. I was there about 2 weeks prior. Morgo definitely got a couple of giants on the crabs. As a land based spot you'd travel along way to find better. One of the risks of social media though is the exposure and the potential for the "gronks" to head there and rape and pillage the place. I just hope it's too far for them to travel. There are still a couple of places in Tassie I would never film because they are REALLY special and will always be in my "Cone of silence". But certainly hope others get the chance to learn from the video and can go there and enjoy the beauty, solitude and the exceptional fishing, I just encourage catch and release to help maintain the unbelievable fishery that is Tasmania. Tight lines!

All I'd ask is drop by the Fishermans Shed and see Tom pick up a couple of Liquid Gold Purple Pacey's and do it for "Matty"

Absolutely spot on! Couldn’t have said it better myself. Glad you enjoyed Tassie 👍

If you are shore based near the Bowen Bridge use shallow jerkbaits such as the Liquid Gold or alike. The bream love a real jerky action and even consider putting some scent on the hardbody. If you have a pai of waders then lightly weighted jig heads (1/16th to 1/8th) and cast out and let them dropdown with lifts and pauses. keep an eye on the line for the twitch to indicate a bite. Keep an eye out for Part 3 where I go through the techniques I was using while I was in Tassie. drop into the Fisherman's Shed in Kingston and see Tom he can give you some handy tips as well. Tell him I sent you!

@@tempstackletalk thanks for the advice! I have tried some shore based but I do have a boat, so I can move around the river a bit :)

@@officialWWM then this time of year just cast shallow suspending cranks in the shallows around the Bowen Bridge on the high tides. You have to be casting within a couple of feet of the bank and just twitch and slow roll the lure out. Good luck

@@tempstackletalk awesome! Thanks for the advice, I’m not going to give up, lol!

I've never caught a Thready but its on my bucket list for sure and hopefully I can work out how to catch them in the Bay. Check out Pete Herbst Fishing he has some content on targetting them

@@tempstackletalk my dad caught one not last Saturday they are starting to move upriver to bree

I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. Jesper is a very knowledgeable angler and always willing to share his tips and tricks. Good luck with your first tournament year. Enjoy the experience.

Glad you enjoyed it. Will ramp it up a bit for next years Classic with more of a focus on the fishing.

Cheers, Jesper is a gun and really knows his stuff. If we can lock him down long enough in the country I'll do some more filming with him in the future.

Definitely agree. I find the smallest adjustment at times can be the difference between catching fish and not. As a guide what I'm looking for is the line to be directly below the boat as it drifts by. If its already hit the bottom then I reduce weight. If its on an angle then I'll increase weight.

It really depends on what you want to catch and what style of fishing you want to do? Bait of artificial lures. Shoot me a message on my FB page and I can try to assist

Lures are best for around Ipswich area mate I catch a lot of bass caught a big lungfish once bait is okay just a lot catfish which is what I don’t want to catch

Glad you enjoyed it. Just reach out if you have any questions and I'll elaborate a bit more

Thanks Peady😁

Glad you enjoyed

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if you have any feedback on the content we cover or format. What keeps you engaged.

Thank you 🤗

Thankyou for the feedback Michael. I'm excited to see this idea develop and get much better