You probably dont give a shit but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
This has to be one of the best informative fishing channels on youtube for all-rounders and especially beginners. Keep it up Roger, we are learning lots to improve on our fishing.
Hello, your videos are some of the best on RUclips. Very well done. Thank you. I use your gang hook idea along with an egg loop to catch surf perch it off the coast of northern California. It really works great to hold the shrimp on. Plus the extra hook helps bring them in through the surf.
That made me want to go fishing - right now ! One tip i picked up - can’t remember where is to pump nippers on the first 1/3 of the rising tide , theory is that as the tide drops the nippers go deep and their burrow closes up but as it starts to rise they come up to clear out the entrance to their burrow . I never got around to checking if it is true or one of the many old wives tales that Fishing is renowned for ! Mustad used to make a size 14 long shank and they were the best hook for poddy mullet and garfish as you could grab the shank of the hook and shake the mullet or garfish off into a bucket without touching them , unfortunately they are no longer made 😭 Thanks for the video Roger - wish i was self isolating down there on the south coast !
Pro video from a pro angler. I give the thumbs up before even watching the video. Best bait video for beach/rock fishing that anyone can get on RUclips.
Hey Roger this is a fantastic vid with heaps of views and bugger all comments. This means that there are a lot of fishos out there that think they know what they’re doing but don’t. This is the best baiting up vid out there. Cheers
Man that’s awesome, I don’t get to fish the ocean very often but this gives me great ideas for catfishing… I just love watching anything to do with fishing… lol
Hi Roger, I’m new to surf fishing, I’ve used your tips to get me started and am now catching some nice fish, please keep making these videos they are so informative and easy to follow for beginners 👍
Hi. Mate I watch a lot of people show fishing and you vids are TOTALLY excellent. Really good and really helpful. Thanks so much. Great knowledge transfer.
I recently went to the south coast and was able to land a heap of fish thanks to your tutorials. I'd never had much luck in the past, I now can't wait to get back! Thanks again mate.
i like chicken thigh strips as a bait that is a good allrounder, doesnt stink up your hands and doesnt start going mushy like pilchard does as bait container defrosts.
hey roger , i have to say i really like your video presentations , they are informative and they go at the pace that suits me , i am a real novice but watching your videos makes me want to get out there and enjoy fishing , cheers
Hi William, when a squid grabs a squid lure you gently maintain constant pressure as you wind it in. The way the spikes are designed on a squid jig, as a squid tries to escape and pull away it keeps itself impaled on the lure. The retrieve for using a squid lure is - allow the lure to sink almost to the bottom, lift up a couple of meters, wind up the slack and then repeat.
Thanks Roger great video change my hooks to numbers 2 and 4 long shank worm hooks having great success filling the hook as you have shown cheers for now johno.
Absolutely love your videos. I have spent the last 20 to 30 years fishing your neck of the woods. You have taught me so much that i can't wait for this coming holiday season to put all that you have taught me into practice. Also Love your hat.
Great vid Roger. The keeper hook doesn't seem to be used all that much this side of the Tasman but I've used it for years and it['s truly amazing the number of fish caught by the keeper and not the main hook. This puzzled me for years because I couldn't work out why. That was until I ended up at Kalbarri and visited a sort of aquarium come all sorts of shop. These fish tanks were big and they had big fish in them . Feeding time was interesting because in the fish feeding frenzy you could actually watch what the fish does when feeding. These fish were around the three kilo mark and when they took a chunk of fish they held it in their mouths for a few seconds then spat it out and then went back and swallowed it. I think they first took it into their mouth and tasted it. If it tasted ok they then went back and had another go. The point to this is that is where I think the keeper works. It hooks the fish on the way out before the baited hook gets them. Could be wrong but I don't know any other way.
The best fishing knowledge and tips I have found on RUclips. Thanks for sharing Roger. So many people including myself will be better anglers for watching your videos. Just out of interest - what brand and type of knife is it that you are using? Looks a great all purpose blade.
Hi Colin, glad you like the vids. My main purpose is to teach and help people have success with their fishing. The knife I was using is just a chefs knife. The brand name on it has worn off so I can't tell you what brand it is.
Hi Roger , just found your channel and really like it. As a complete amateur fishermen just curious about your Pilchards as bait. So when you buy a frozen pack from the local servo of fish shop what do you do next? Do you treat the pilchards in any way such as salt them. Do you break off a chunk to go fishing with and leave the rest of the block frozen and in the fridge for another time. Thanks Roger you have been a great help.
Hi Steven, I put a block in the freezer and just take what I need when I go fishing. I don't want to waste them. If I have leftover Pilchards from a fishing trip I always refreeze them for Berley. Roger
Great video mate! really informative and no nonsense. Good production quality too, easy to see what you're doing and explained well. As a side note your website is down, im keen to check it out.
Hi Roger. Love you video's. I live in Perth and people tell me there are no beach worms here, would this be true? I would love to catch some myself. Keep up the good work mate.
Great video, easy to understand, thanks so much. The question I have is where can I catch yabbies around the Goolwa beach area in South Australia to catch whiting?
I have never seen or heard of a beach worm in NZ and have never seen anyone in NZ ever fish with a worm either but having those worms in the sand at the beach would be a nightmare for life😂😂😂😂
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Hi John, the tide doesn't really matter. I go anytime. The main difference is that at high tide you will need to use a sieve just like in my video where I was getting Yabbies at high tide. At low tide you just pump the holes near the waters edge up onto the bank, Roger
Hi Roger, very informative video. I'm having trouble keeping my bait, the small fishes eat quickly and I have to keep putting bait on the hook. What's the trick to keep the bait away from small fishes?
Hi Wanda, it depends on the bait. Some baits are softer than others and need replacing after a couple of bites if you don't hook the fish, there's not much you can do about that. Tougher baits are Squid and pieces of fish fillet that have the skin attached. You can salt many baits which makes them firmer. Just buy the home brand salt from the supermarket.
Hi Ibrahim, live poddy mullet are really good especially for Flathead and Mulloway. I prefer fresh mullet for a whole or fillet bait. Pilchards are a good all round bait. I like Pilchards both as is and salted. They are reasonably firm the first time you thaw some for use after buying them, but if you put leftover Pilchards in the freezer a couple of times they get really soft and don't stay on the hook very well( I usually save them for berley). I would recommend salting Pilchards that you have left over after an initial fishing trip if you want to keep them in reasonable condition for bait. Roger
You find Yabbies(nippers) in Salt Water Estuaries, that is Rivers and Lakes on the sand flats at low tide. You have to look and see if there are any there.
Give the man a tv show!
Matt Anderton 1000x better than ifish tv
Bloke is solid
He definitely deserves a tv show✌️
You probably dont give a shit but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
@Zev Josiah instablaster :)
This has to be one of the best informative fishing channels on youtube for all-rounders and especially beginners. Keep it up Roger, we are learning lots to improve on our fishing.
From a newbie fisherman in NZ, by FARRRRRRRRRRRR the best video I've found on baiting your hooks. CHUR 🤙
Wow, thanks! glad you like them.
Hello, your videos are some of the best on RUclips. Very well done. Thank you. I use your gang hook idea along with an egg loop to catch surf perch it off the coast of northern California. It really works great to hold the shrimp on. Plus the extra hook helps bring them in through the surf.
I'm an international student study in Utas, I started fishing in Tasmania I love it. Thanks for your sharing, I learnt a lot from your videos!
Thanks Randolph, great to hear, Roger
Another naturally presented and top quality video. Love the way you combine the close ups with the drone above. Great hat by the way...
Sir Roger. I watched 3 of your videos back to back and I'd be FOOLISH not to have subscribed to your channel. Really really great information. Cheers!
Thanks mate!
Great vids, I have been fishing for many years and had been stuck in my ways, always good to try something new. Thank you
Glad to help
That made me want to go fishing - right now !
One tip i picked up - can’t remember where is to pump nippers on the first 1/3 of the rising tide , theory is that as the tide drops the nippers go deep and their burrow closes up but as it starts to rise they come up to clear out the entrance to their burrow . I never got around to checking if it is true or one of the many old wives tales that Fishing is renowned for ! Mustad used to make a size 14 long shank and they were the best hook for poddy mullet and garfish as you could grab the shank of the hook and shake the mullet or garfish off into a bucket without touching them , unfortunately they are no longer made 😭
Thanks for the video Roger - wish i was self isolating down there on the south coast !
I've been doing it all wrong .
Thank you for all the tips and keep the episodes coming.
Pro video from a pro angler. I give the thumbs up before even watching the video. Best bait video for beach/rock fishing that anyone can get on RUclips.
Pro fisher with many experienced to sharing Thank you 😊 Well done 🎣
Those rigging techniques are awesome, thank you sir.
This guy is really a legend man 👏
Hey Roger this is a fantastic vid with heaps of views and bugger all comments. This means that there are a lot of fishos out there that think they know what they’re doing but don’t.
This is the best baiting up vid out there.
Cheers
Thanks Salty, I appreciate your encouragement, Roger.
I uniked it so I can like it again...keep it up, clear and excellent tips. Thanks
Man that’s awesome, I don’t get to fish the ocean very often but this gives me great ideas for catfishing… I just love watching anything to do with fishing… lol
Very interesting and educational a pleasure to watch,beats most other fishing shows with their high fives and over exuberance
Thanks Ronald 😊👍🎣
This guy was born to teach
It’s like you’re fly fishing for muller! I always wondered how to catch them. Thanks for your great videos!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Roger, I’m new to surf fishing, I’ve used your tips to get me started and am now catching some nice fish, please keep making these videos they are so informative and easy to follow for beginners 👍
Glad to hear it
Hi. Mate I watch a lot of people show fishing and you vids are TOTALLY excellent. Really good and really helpful. Thanks so much. Great knowledge transfer.
Thanks Richard, much appreciated, Roger
Good programme Roger
Really cool mate! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video. I learnt a great deal of information..Thanks, Sy
This guy knows what he is doing.
I recently went to the south coast and was able to land a heap of fish thanks to your tutorials. I'd never had much luck in the past, I now can't wait to get back! Thanks again mate.
That is awesome! Great to hear Tommy, what area were you fishing?
@@RogerOsborneFishing I was in Batemans Bay, fishing off rocks mainly. With some gear upgrades, I’m keen to try more beach next time.
Thanks Roger, much appreciated in fine tuning my fishing skills. Your teaching videos are excellent.
Thanks for sharing. Very well explain and well demonstration. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for all your information I’ve learnt so much from your RUclips videos keep making them as they are very informative
Thanks, will do!
love watching roger osborne videos ill say its very helpfull
i like chicken thigh strips as a bait that is a good allrounder, doesnt stink up your hands and doesnt start going mushy like pilchard does as bait container defrosts.
thank for sharing your great info in such delicate way.
Thanks Roger! These videos and tutorials are amazing!
Just got my first fishing rod! gotta go get me some bait! Thank you!
hey roger , i have to say i really like your video presentations , they are informative and they go at the pace that suits me , i am a real novice but watching your videos makes me want to get out there and enjoy fishing , cheers
Excellent - simply explained and demonstrated - and you made the baits look so presentable I was tempted to eat them myself!
Thanks Martin, yes the squid and fish fillets look pretty good !! Roger
Thanks for sharing, this is really helpful.
Could you show the best way to set hook on GID squid lure?
Hi William, when a squid grabs a squid lure you gently maintain constant pressure as you wind it in. The way the spikes are designed on a squid jig, as a squid tries to escape and pull away it keeps itself impaled on the lure. The retrieve for using a squid lure is - allow the lure to sink almost to the bottom, lift up a couple of meters, wind up the slack and then repeat.
Very helpful 👌 ☺️.
Once again A+ content thanks roger
Excellent info. Thanks for sharing your knowledge friend.
Very informative video, thank you man.
My pleasure!
Hi Roger, I've learnt so much from you.
Question: Could a stinger replace a ganged hook? If not, how come?
Thanks Roger great video change my hooks to numbers 2 and 4 long shank worm hooks having great success filling the hook as you have shown cheers for now johno.
Thanks, Johno. That is awesome!
Absolutely love your videos. I have spent the last 20 to 30 years fishing your neck of the woods. You have taught me so much that i can't wait for this coming holiday season to put all that you have taught me into practice. Also Love your hat.
Thanks Bradley All the best with your fishing!
Hi Roger, another great video..👍👍
Please show how you bait the Stinger Hook setup..thnx👍👍
Like always, great video and well explained 👍🐟
Thanks 👍 Jonathan.
Great vid Roger. The keeper hook doesn't seem to be used all that much this side of the Tasman but I've used it for years and it['s truly amazing the number of fish caught by the keeper and not the main hook. This puzzled me for years because I couldn't work out why. That was until I ended up at Kalbarri and visited a sort of aquarium come all sorts of shop. These fish tanks were big and they had big fish in them . Feeding time was interesting because in the fish feeding frenzy you could actually watch what the fish does when feeding. These fish were around the three kilo mark and when they took a chunk of fish they held it in their mouths for a few seconds then spat it out and then went back and swallowed it. I think they first took it into their mouth and tasted it. If it tasted ok they then went back and had another go. The point to this is that is where I think the keeper works. It hooks the fish on the way out before the baited hook gets them. Could be wrong but I don't know any other way.
Most Prof fisherman I have ever seen..thank u man
Thanks Ekrem, all the best with your fishing.
The best fishing knowledge and tips I have found on RUclips. Thanks for sharing Roger. So many people including myself will be better anglers for watching your videos. Just out of interest - what brand and type of knife is it that you are using? Looks a great all purpose blade.
The knife cutting the slab bait btw
Hi Colin, glad you like the vids. My main purpose is to teach and help people have success with their fishing.
The knife I was using is just a chefs knife. The brand name on it has worn off so I can't tell you what brand it is.
You just open my eyes! Thank you sir!
Glad I could help!
Excellent series of videos Roger. Makes we want to go and wet a line asap.
Thanks Marc, all the best.
best fishing tutorials on youtube by far
Thanks Witty, appreciate that :)
love it, watching all the vids now. good simple explanations. keep it up
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks Roger! It's a great tutorial.
Wow....good presentation! Thx a lot.. and how about artificial baits for beach fishing?
Hi Wasis, I plan to do a video on that subject soon, Roger.
That was so informative thaks
That pump in England is called a lug pump, we use it to catch lug worm for sea fishing.
The best section I got without going to school!
Awesome tips and well presented, cheers
Great vid mate. Waiting for your next one!
Thanks Roger. Great info.
Thanks!
WoW awesome teacher for catch fish ❤️👍🏻
Thanks for watching
Your videos are excellent Roger
Thanks Matthew.
Such an amazing video for someone new to fishing!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
Brilliant
Thanku very informative,like you attitude.
Great details. Learning a lot
Glad to hear it!
Love your informative videos Roger, Thank you :-)
Ted & Rosie Nomads Across Australia :-)
your video is the most useful
Thanks
Cheers mate
Hi Roger , just found your channel and really like it. As a complete amateur fishermen just curious about your Pilchards as bait.
So when you buy a frozen pack from the local servo of fish shop what do you do next? Do you treat the pilchards in any way such as salt them. Do you break off a chunk to go fishing with and leave the rest of the block frozen and in the fridge for another time. Thanks Roger you have been a great help.
Hi Steven, I put a block in the freezer and just take what I need when I go fishing. I don't want to waste them. If I have leftover Pilchards from a fishing trip I always refreeze them for Berley. Roger
Awesome video , really good presentation, very informative
Very informative top notch quality in all aspects ,five 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
Great video mate! really informative and no nonsense. Good production quality too, easy to see what you're doing and explained well. As a side note your website is down, im keen to check it out.
Hi Bog, thanks for your feedback and mentioning about my website. The web is frustrating sometimes but it is back up now.
New sub, thanks for sharing these awesome ideas, really helpful. Cheers 👍
Awesome, thank you! Lots more teaching coming :)
great vid mate...thanks
This is amazing! Thank you 👍🏼
You're so welcome!
Thank you maestro
Enjoy your programme, wondering do you ever use flies for fishing
Is there a video on beaches where you fish? Or places of interest through nsw and Queensland, maybe?
Thank you so much . Can you show me how you tie star sinker fishing off the beach please
Hi Komar, I use a snap swivel to attach a star sinker. You tie onto the swivel and then attach it to the sinker.
You are the best, thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks 😊
great video bro,beautiful tips
Hi Roger. Love you video's. I live in Perth and people tell me there are no beach worms here, would this be true? I would love to catch some myself. Keep up the good work mate.
Hi Phil, I'm not sure. Like you I would like to know if there are Beach Worms in W.A, Roger
Great video, easy to understand, thanks so much.
The question I have is where can I catch yabbies around the Goolwa beach area in South Australia to catch whiting?
I've had a search online but can't find any info regarding saltwater yabbies in S.A. Try ringing some tackle stores and see if anyone knows.
He probably is the best in the business
I have never seen or heard of a beach worm in NZ and have never seen anyone in NZ ever fish with a worm either but having those worms in the sand at the beach would be a nightmare for life😂😂😂😂
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NOTE: Anytime you click through to Amazon using these links, even if you end up purchasing something unrelated, I get a small commission. So thank you if you do use them - it's much appreciated and really helps me to keep producing this free content for you!
Brilliant advice!!
Excellent video, can you tell me when is the best time to go looking for yabbies high or low tide?
Hi John, the tide doesn't really matter. I go anytime. The main difference is that at high tide you will need to use a sieve just like in my video where I was getting Yabbies at high tide. At low tide you just pump the holes near the waters edge up onto the bank, Roger
pilchards son! I was like that looks like a sardine? Yup they're sardines.. or pilchards.
Interesting
Roger can you show me how to fillet a flat head properly
Hi Roger, very informative video. I'm having trouble keeping my bait, the small fishes eat quickly and I have to keep putting bait on the hook. What's the trick to keep the bait away from small fishes?
Hi Wanda, it depends on the bait. Some baits are softer than others and need replacing after a couple of bites if you don't hook the fish, there's not much you can do about that. Tougher baits are Squid and pieces of fish fillet that have the skin attached. You can salt many baits which makes them firmer. Just buy the home brand salt from the supermarket.
Hi Roger, for the half pilly what size hook are you using? I was told 1/0 but it doesn’t have good hook exposure.
Hi Christian, I usually use a 4/0 hook, either that or a 3/0 otherwise you definitely would not get any hook exposure. Roger
thanks Roger. Q1; whats you opinion; pilchards vs small poddy mullet? Q2: Salting pilchards? thankyou
Hi Ibrahim, live poddy mullet are really good especially for Flathead and Mulloway. I prefer fresh mullet for a whole or fillet bait. Pilchards are a good all round bait. I like Pilchards both as is and salted. They are reasonably firm the first time you thaw some for use after buying them, but if you put leftover Pilchards in the freezer a couple of times they get really soft and don't stay on the hook very well( I usually save them for berley). I would recommend salting Pilchards that you have left over after an initial fishing trip if you want to keep them in reasonable condition for bait. Roger
Roger Osborne thankyou
Great video. How do you know . What water will have yabbies?? Are they at the surf too ??
You find Yabbies(nippers) in Salt Water Estuaries, that is Rivers and Lakes on the sand flats at low tide. You have to look and see if there are any there.
Thanks Mr Roder 👍