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Thanks for watching. I really like this rod. I really think that it is the skeleton real seat that is the big difference from a Miller Rod. The sensitivity that’s not dampened by foam on the Miller Rods. I might choose a Miller Rod if they had the skeleton grip, but these new SK’s are so good. I also think that consistency of rods is important when you have a couple of rods on deck. This probably hasn’t helped you much.

@@MickD_Fishing yeah mate! definitely keen to get my hands on it seems like the goods, you should check out a millerod grubfreak if you get the chance! has the skeleton grip! its a great rod! thanks mate!

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching mate.

Thanks mate. Loving that SK Rod

Thanks for checking it out mate. They so good and definitely worth giving them a go

Thanks mate. There are a few around. I actually caught way more but had plenty of issues with the Go Pro’s as usual

Thanks for watching. Yeah my kayak set up is pretty awesome. Do you think people would be interested in a kayak walk through video to check out my set up in more detail?

Yeah nah

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Thanks mate. Bream are pretty easy to get on lures. Just start with a 2.5 inch grub in motor oil colour with a 1/16th jig head. Fish slow and keep on persisting. Try leaving the bait at home and committing to it. You will get the rewards with practice

Thanks mate. Only the mapping worked not the down or side scans. The karma is really for sure 😂. I’m back into the videos now

​@MickD_Fishing , karma .... looking forward to seeing more my friend 😊

@CrebosFishingAdventures Iv’e got a couple cooking up

Always lots of reddies around

You should watch winsorebait and tackle 🤯

Thanks so much. I really appreciate the positive comments. I probably need to post some more videos for more people to find my channel.

Anytime a fish jumps while on your line is so cool. Thanks for checking out my videos

Thanks so much. Really appreciate the support

Very glad that I didn’t 😂

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Sydney

I didn’t carry a bag on this trip. Just some small plyers, tube is scent and a pocket size tackle tray that had three extra hardbodies lures and some jigheads and a few plastics. If I do carry a bag I have the Patagonia Atom Sling bag. It’s a fly fishing bag but works so well for wading the flats. The lures are medium runners so dive to about 1.8m. The flats are much shallower then that is why I keep the rod tip up of down depending on what I want the lure to do

Yeah flathead always know which way to wiggle themselves back for the water. It is really interesting

It can be good but at other times it can also be tough. That’s fishing I guess. Thanks for watching

Totally agree. I actually take off my sunglasses just when I do my talking to the camera. After that they are straight back on.

Will do

That’s a relevant question, so many anglers fish back to front to me, it makes me second guess myself thinking am I the one that’s is actually left handed / right handed !!

Dominant hand is my right. Prefer it for casting and controlling the rod. I find it interesting that so many people cast and change hands. Especially when so many fish hit lures as soon as they land on the water. I want to be ready to control and wind on the fish when they hit.

It’s pretty light which makes it fun. 1.5-3kg

@@MickD_Fishing thanks!

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Thanks for checking it out. Thanks for the advice about the ladders. That’s a good tip

Any time you are heading up, let me know. LBG is my backyard. @@MickD_Fishing

Thanks for watching 👍 I really did take my time as I had to with only 6lb line. I do have a longer and bigger net so it was a shame I didn’t have it with me. Next time for sure

Thanks so much mate. Going to chase the mighty Murray Cod next visit

Thanks for subscribing mate. Say hello if you see me out on the water

Those little ones always go so nuts especially when they are in the net fast when they don’t realise that they are hooked

@@MickD_Fishing I had a 96cm on once, she had 20 minutes to realise she was hooked. Probably after 18 minutes she decided she was too tired to keep dragging me and my kayak 🤣

Thanks for your comment and checking it out

There are always many more to get and always bigger ones. Thanks for checking the video out mate

​@MickD_Fishing yep, I get them fairly regular, I've subscribed to your channel.

Thanks mate. I roof top my kayak. Some of my other videos show either at the beginning or end the load and or unload off the car. A gear video is something I have been considering doing. I’ll try and do one I. The next couple of weeks

Thanks for tuning in Crebbo. Appreciate the support. I’ve been enjoying your videos too

​@MickD_Fishing , cheers .... my content been slow at the moment while I'm having back issues 😢

@CrebosFishingAdventures that is not good to hear mate. Hope you are able to get it sorted out soon.

Thanks for checking the video out mate. A mate and I were talking about Gunnamatta Bay the other day as he went out and slayed the flatties. On my list for sure

Hi mate. I'm in the east so I launch at Rose Bay, Double Bay, Watsons Bay, Vaucluse Park and even Rushcutters Bay. Some places have ramps, beach launches or down some steps or off a pontoon. There are so many places to launch all around Sydney Harbour. I am sure there are a ton of places on the Northside and then you have Botany Bay, Georges River and Cooks River

Glad you like them and I appreciate you checking them all out. Going to try and keep more coming

Glad you enjoyed it mate. Thanks for checking it out and appreciate the sub

Thanks for checking it out mate

Glad you enjoyed it mate. Thanks for checking it out

Thanks mate 😁

Hi mate. I'm in the east so I launch at Rose Bay, Double Bay, Watsons Bay, Vaucluse Park and even Rushcutters Bay. Some places have ramps, beach launches or down some steps or off a pontoon. There are so many places to launch all around Sydney Harbour. I am sure there are a ton of places on the Northside and then you have Botany Bay, Georges River and Cooks River

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it. The soft plastic is the Daiwa Bait Junkie 2.5" Minnow in Olive Oil UV colour.

Thanks for tuning in mate. My channel is new so hoping to grow it and I appreciate your comment and support. Glad you appreciate the production. I enjoy producing them and plan to keep them coming.

@@MickD_Fishing sounds great mate! Will keep an eye out for all upcoming videos!

Thanks for the sub! Glad you like it, Cheers

yes I did and, I am uploading my video from this morning sesh at the harbour. Once we should go together@@MickD_Fishing

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for checking it out

Thanks for checking it out mate

Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.