GEAR USED: I used a Shimano Talica 10 lever-drag overhead reel spooled with 20 pound braid on an old Shimano Anarchy jig rod. If you'd like to try those Fishbites synthetic baits yourself, go to www.starlotackle.com And if you'd like to watch an episode about using them, you'll find one here: ruclips.net/video/vUVm1g1ELx0/видео.html And if you'd like to get hold of an Iki Pik brain-spiking tool, please use this Amazon affiliate link: amzn.to/3Vi3VuL
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that! Keeping it "reel', that's my aim. Fortunately, it seems to resonate with a lot of viewers, too. I hope you keep watching, and that you let your mates know, too.
Yep. Adding a jig or a soft plastic on a bait holder hook works wonders. Pillies on deep water aren't my favourite as they are devoured quickly. Salted flesh baits hang on much better
Some wonderful snapper Steve I caught a few of those in Florida but certainly not that big ! That pig fish was gorgeous I’ve never seen one of those before. Great vid mate tight lines 👍
Great stuff, thanks mate really enjoy the content. And my father handed me some fish bites today with some floats from starlotackle. Very keen to give them a crack. Cheers mate 🥂👍
Enjoyed that one Starlo. Some lovely eating fish. I have never used barracuda for bait but I might give it a try next time I get one. I got one the other week would you believe my mother loves eating barracuda 😊🐠
@@davidgc4396 glad you enjoyed it. I’m guessing you might be talking about the northern, tropical barracuda? The barraCOUTA or “pickhandle” we get down south is a completely separate species. But both are okay for bait and also not too bad to eat.
@ ok thanks Starlo yes tropical barracuda I was referring to. Might go for a beach fish Friday morning and see if there is a Barra around hopefully with a tag🐠
To be honest, I'm pretty cautious and REALLY pick my days and times: seas under a metre, rising tide, etc. It can be very hairy and it's not something I'd really want to promote. I'm no expert on bar crossings, but I'll add a few useful tips into some future vids for sure... just not specifically on that bar.
Nice vid starlo I have crossed that bar many times in a 4.3 mtr v nosed punt Don’t try and cross that bar unless you know the weather the tide and you have a good understanding of how it affects the bar Give me I pig and a nanny 😅any day over a snapper ha ha or a scorpion fish
I run the Tuross bar, but I really pick my conditions and tides... it's not for the faint hearted, nor the inexperienced! Moruya is a much better (and safer) bet.
Really depends on current and wind speed, but in those depths you should be able to get by with a 40 to 60 gram model. A good rough rule of thumb I use is a gram per foot (yes, very mixed measuring systems there, I know!)... So, in 60 feet (about 20 metres), 60 grams should be just about right.
great snapper dont need bigger, and nannagai. I remember buying a 100 lbs od red fish as a kid for ten dollars at the Wollongong coop. what a nightmare cleaning and filleting them. so destroyed by commercial trawling and very slow growing. great goat baits for yellowfin too.
How do you rate the eating quality of snapper Steve?, i find snapper caught in inshore waters like rivers and bays can be so strong as to be not pleasant to eat.
I quite like snapper to eat, although they are well outside my top 5 or even top 10 eating fish. But you're right, the offshore ones tend to have a "cleaner" flavour. Mind you, the best snapperI've EVER eaten came from bays and lower estuaries in Tasmania... Definitely something in the water down there!
Dead right re mowies. Like any fish with black stomach lining they need spiking bleeding icing and skinning. Definitely on par with a snapper. Keep promoting iki jime it's great really makes a difference.
GEAR USED: I used a Shimano Talica 10 lever-drag overhead reel spooled with 20 pound braid on an old Shimano Anarchy jig rod.
If you'd like to try those Fishbites synthetic baits yourself, go to www.starlotackle.com And if you'd like to watch an episode about using them, you'll find one here: ruclips.net/video/vUVm1g1ELx0/видео.html
And if you'd like to get hold of an Iki Pik brain-spiking tool, please use this Amazon affiliate link: amzn.to/3Vi3VuL
Loving the content Steve. No whooping and over hyping things, just a man enjoying what he loves and sharing some knowledge along the way.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that! Keeping it "reel', that's my aim. Fortunately, it seems to resonate with a lot of viewers, too. I hope you keep watching, and that you let your mates know, too.
@@StarloGetsReellove ya Starlo , just wondering where and what Bushys doing lately?
Try watching Luke Falzon live videos , let me know what you think
Love your videos. Keep em coming 😀
Thank you! I will!
I'm with you on the mowies, Steve - they're great on the table if bled out promptly and kept cool.
Yes, we love 'em!
Early morning action at sea. A fishermans platter. Priceless! 🍻
You got that right!
Great video mate and a nice mixed bag ,I really enjoy fishing similar waters here where I live.
Thanks 👍 It's fun, isn't it? And productive.
Love the deep dropping episode Starlo. Nice mixed bag 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Congrats 25000 subs. It has been a great journey.😀🎣🤙
@@chrisdoran7596 thanks mate! Yes, I’m loving the journey, too. 👍
Good video Starlo and a nice mixed bag 👌🏼
Thanks! 👍
Rippa session, Starlo!
It was!
Yep. Adding a jig or a soft plastic on a bait holder hook works wonders. Pillies on deep water aren't my favourite as they are devoured quickly. Salted flesh baits hang on much better
True enough.
Some wonderful snapper Steve I caught a few of those in Florida but certainly not that big ! That pig fish was gorgeous I’ve never seen one of those before. Great vid mate tight lines 👍
Thanks 👍 Glad you liked it. The Florida snapper are a different species, I think.
@ yes I believe they are 👍
I noticed that the Baku Baku were on special somewhere.
I've already got some, so I didn't pay attention.
They work pretty well.
What a cracka of a session.now im hungry first ill be be finishing these long necks as i watch again 😅.
Cheers!
Great stuff, thanks mate really enjoy the content. And my father handed me some fish bites today with some floats from starlotackle. Very keen to give them a crack. Cheers mate 🥂👍
Good stuff! Hope you score some fish on them! I'm sure you will.
Mate just need to get rid of this bad habit called work. It's holding me back. Cheers Steve
Good stuff.
A Gulp lure with a wriggle tail would be another alternative for the top bait/lure.
For sure. I don’t do Gulp, but I’ve done quite well hanging a Squidgy on the top dropper and dosing it up with some S Factor scent. Works well.
Enjoyed that one Starlo. Some lovely eating fish. I have never used barracuda for bait but I might give it a try next time I get one. I got one the other week would you believe my mother loves eating barracuda 😊🐠
@@davidgc4396 glad you enjoyed it. I’m guessing you might be talking about the northern, tropical barracuda? The barraCOUTA or “pickhandle” we get down south is a completely separate species. But both are okay for bait and also not too bad to eat.
@ ok thanks Starlo yes tropical barracuda I was referring to. Might go for a beach fish Friday morning and see if there is a Barra around hopefully with a tag🐠
Hey mate, can you do a video of crossing that bar? I don't see many people going in or out of that bar, I'd like to see how it is done.
@@critta21 If you mean the Tuross bar, it changes all the time. There's no rock walls keeping it open.
To be honest, I'm pretty cautious and REALLY pick my days and times: seas under a metre, rising tide, etc. It can be very hairy and it's not something I'd really want to promote. I'm no expert on bar crossings, but I'll add a few useful tips into some future vids for sure... just not specifically on that bar.
Nice vid starlo
I have crossed that bar many times in a 4.3 mtr v nosed punt
Don’t try and cross that bar unless you know the weather the tide and you have a good understanding of how it affects the bar
Give me I pig and a nanny 😅any day over a snapper ha ha or a scorpion fish
Can you get outside through Tuross or is Moruya a better option.. Cheers
I run the Tuross bar, but I really pick my conditions and tides... it's not for the faint hearted, nor the inexperienced! Moruya is a much better (and safer) bet.
What size baku baku jig would you recommended for fishing 20-25m of water
Really depends on current and wind speed, but in those depths you should be able to get by with a 40 to 60 gram model. A good rough rule of thumb I use is a gram per foot (yes, very mixed measuring systems there, I know!)... So, in 60 feet (about 20 metres), 60 grams should be just about right.
great snapper dont need bigger, and nannagai. I remember buying a 100 lbs od red fish as a kid for ten dollars at the Wollongong coop. what a nightmare cleaning and filleting them. so destroyed by commercial trawling and very slow growing. great goat baits for yellowfin too.
Spot on... on all counts!
How do you rate the eating quality of snapper Steve?, i find snapper caught in inshore waters like rivers and bays can be so strong as to be not pleasant to eat.
I quite like snapper to eat, although they are well outside my top 5 or even top 10 eating fish. But you're right, the offshore ones tend to have a "cleaner" flavour. Mind you, the best snapperI've EVER eaten came from bays and lower estuaries in Tasmania... Definitely something in the water down there!
Dead right re mowies. Like any fish with black stomach lining they need spiking bleeding icing and skinning. Definitely on par with a snapper. Keep promoting iki jime it's great really makes a difference.
Red rock cod = gurnard ????
No. Scorpion cod/scorpionfish. Different either the gurnard or gurnard perch.
I notice he doesnt respond in comments. Anyone know where in Australia is he fishing? NSW? VIC?
Nsw