Nice video mate. It's a bit cold fishing at winter months. And fish may be back to deep water, I try at shellow water at adelaide metro area beach, and burley, there is no fish been caught...At same spot, I caught a few before. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to hear from you Trin, it is cold isn't it. Sorry to hear fishing has been a bit slow it can be sometimes. Is there any tommys on local jetties at night. my friend has been getting some at pt Noarlunga jetty and salmon sometimes and still a few garfish surprisingly. Down my way Rapid bay and Cape Jervis has been ok. all the best mate and thank you for the comment and future tight lines.
thanks again for a great lesson!!! that half hitch on the pilchard is so useful!!!! and it was a great day fishin' with you mate! I learn a lot from you! 🤙🤙🤙🐟😊🌎💙
G'day Russell, yes a bit of burley can make all the difference, you will enjoy making and using the burley springs also getting covered in pilchard way to go mate. Thanks for commenting and watching.
Thank you again Phillip. Hmmm well I recon Kayak fishing sure does look like fun and has defiantly got its place in fishing with some really good opportunities and fishing to be had thats for sure, but I wouldn't say ones more productive than the other. because there can be some really good fishing opportunities to be had from both ways in whatever situation. Thanks for watching and commenting Phillip.
Thanks David that was awesome. Great simple tips.....beach fishing is the best, if it's cold, isolated and rugged it doesn't matter if you catch fish....
Great video as usual. I've fished from those rocks at Parsons so many times... snags galore. Caught many decent fish both from rocks and beach. Other side at Waitpinga is also nice. Burley has always been the key👍🙂
Man your long life gents are amazing. Reckon I have had some long life gents in the fridge for well over 6 months and they still are 99% active when they warm up. Great product mate. Thanks for the video they are killer! 👍
Thanks mate nice of you too say, wow over 6 months that is a long time. Will try and get some more videos done sooner or later. All the best TheFleetz.......David
Sick of the wind mate. I have a boat and have been picking up a few Salmon Trout in the Coorong but unable to get out to sea. Boat is 4.5 metre half cab. I never used to burley until about a year ago and my catch rate has gone up heaps. Does make a difference. Will have to try your recipe. I am slowly converting to circle hooks and have as good a success with them as baitholder hooks. I also make my own sinkers. Would like to see a video on smoking the Salmon Trout. I have never done it. Well I best get ready to go fishing. Targeting Redfin. again its to rough for me to go to sea.
Gday Cliff, yes been so windy every thing but not much rain.Nice boat, and the burley does work a treat, im'e not converted to circle hooks yet but may try in the future. I will do a smoking video a bit later a couple more fishing ones first. I've got to get as much done as I can before summer time because I get a bit busy. Nice to hear from you and have a nice day out fishing mate.
Hello again Martin. Yes it was a good day, Parsons and Waitpinga are quite reliable for a feed of fish this time of the year, so if you do get time go and have a fish and be rewarded with some nice fish. All the best Martin....Cheers David
Gday Martin. Just for interest, I had a friend tell me that there was no legal size or bag limit for leather jackets so I phoned up the fisheries and yes there is no size or bag limit for leather jackets in South Australia, because I have never kept them I have never known but now I do. All the best mate.
Gday mate another great video i hope some of their brothers can swim down my way every time i go out i end up throwing them all back , i had some of your long life maggots for ages in my fridge used to take them out in the boat (when i had it) bring them home back in the fridge and use them again and again they last forever i think the trick is keep them really cold not frozen just at the bottom of the fridge ,just bought a new reel for my penn spinfisher 12 footer and yep its another penn 750 spinfisher anyway great video you got the magic touch .
Howdy crispernator a friend of mine has been doing quite well of my old fishing ground port jetty managing a few salmon quite regularly probably a few floating around this weekend tomorrow could be worth having a look maInly up the end near the line, also sometimes near the steps in the shallows. He's also been getting a few mullet and still garfish when calmer. As well as that ime pretty sure there would be salmon at south port late afternoon and well into the night, good place to try out you new fishing out fit...Very nice. Thank you for you compliment and go get them fish. Tight lines.
Morning David, i am very enjoy ur awesome vid. And i ve got another technique. bury the bottle for the burley. it is multifunctional for the milk bottle :) Hopefully see you soon. Cheers.
Thank you for your comment Iun I appreciate it. The milk container does come in very handy to, and I now know I will recognise you if I see you out fishing because you will have one around your waist thats cool.
I went to waitpinga yesterday.I was the only one on the beach. Still the small trout,the biggest is 36cm, 20 trout and 1 mullet！ My reel is broken down maybe by the sand. Could you please recommend a reel more durable？
Hi Iun nice catch, there's a big one swimming around with you name on it, and nice having the beach to yourself. there are a lot of good well priced reels on the market its hard for me to recommend, but it would be worth you having a look at the Penn spin fisher range have a look at the reviews on the net hope that helps mate.
Hi Logan nice to hear from you again and thank you for your comment, yes I guess we are lucky with our bag limits they vary with different species of fish and the larger ones like mulloway and snapper the bag limit is 2. I'm looking forward to trying to fish for something bigger, my job takes up a lot of time during the summer but I will get there and catch some big fish eventually. You have now inspired me even more now. All the best Logan Cheers David.
Gday mate, yes the fishing was pretty good very enjoyable and took a nice few feeds of fish home for me and the wife. I found the fishing a bit hard because my back was giving me a bit of grief, just something a lot of us have to put up with. I look forward to watching some of your fishing. Tight lines and thank you for your comment.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 i'll be out as soon as I can then post a vid. Loved watching your old vids, love your milk bottle recycling, probably gonna have a go at that myself.
New to sa going to hit your spots ,and try my kiwi ways .love kahawai or samon trout as its called here. Bit small conpared to home but watching all your vids got me home sick for smoked fish. Keep it up bud might see you out .Easter is going to be misson on .
Hi Paul welcome to SA mate. Happy to hear you have found my video's useful. Hope you get onto some fish at Easter for the smoker YUM, Waitpinga and Parsons will be popular over Easter like every where else, Parsons is always a bit quieter because of the walk, and night time can be good at both places. I have got more too do when time permits so stay tuned. Thank you for your comment and all the best. David.
G'day mate, the fine blue mesh bag was of a 100metre roll I bought around 10 years ago and I have only a bit left and when its gone its gone this type is no longer available it was used in fruit and veg shops. Before I used that I used onion bags and washing bags with zippers on are good. and the green bag I put it in is a whiting scaling bag. Thanks for watching Ian.
Love the videos David. I'll be heading out to Parsons tomorrow arvo for a sesh on the rods :D Had a good time we went to Waits last time 👌 Have you had much luck on lures? I'll probably try out a Halco twisty 40G along with a rod baited with Pilchards.
G'day ReaLzEdits. Good to hear you got onto a few fish at Waits, I think you might do alright at Parsons tomorrow, hopefully the wind will be ok and you can get into some good water, select a nice looking spot, and use the burley in a spring and I will have to recommend a burley bag there are a few mullet getting around now and a bag will work a treat if keen on some mullet. Yes I've done a bit of lure fishing, works good when theres fish around and fun the Halco twisty is a good lure 30-40G. Tight lines.
Gday Stephen. Tailor is a fish I have never targeted in South Australia they are not all that common but I have been lucky enough to have caught 3 one off Waitpinga Beach on half pilchard using the rig shown on my Waitpinga video using bait pt 1 and I have caught 2 off Tunkalilla Beach fishing for mulloway one was over 4 kilo bait whole pilchard. Over the years gone by there has been a few caught from the far eastern end of Waitpinga beach off the reef at low tide and near, some have been as big as 7 to 8 kilo on lures and pilchard. ganged hooks or light wire trace is recommended. Hope that helps David.
Hello, I was just wondering which bait you use besides the Pilchards. You said something like show chards ? If you could please reply back with the name of the bait it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hello Ahmad, the other bait I mentioned was shelled cockles I take the cockle meat out of there shells at home some times before I go fishing so I don't have to do it when I'm fishing and I save the shells for burley for other fishing like yellow fin whiting fishing and fishing off the rocks, in future videos when I get time I shall show you some other baits you can use. Thank you for watching and commenting Ahmad and have fun fishing.
Hi Matt, i prefer fresh pilchards they are more bloody. I have used brined and they do catch fish but for me fresh is best. Thanks for watching Matt.......David
HI David,how are you these days? I went to port noarlunga river mouth last weekend from 4pm to 8pm,there were plenty of salmon but all small ones. So i ll go to Waitpinga again this weekend. Do you think it worth fishing whole night for 2kg salmon, from Friday evening to Saturday morning?
Gday Iun ime not to bad thanks, very eager to get out and do some more fishing as usual. Waitpinga can be very good at night time. Salmon move into beaches at night for safety as well as predators after them the problem at the moment though is there is a big surf running, i'me not sure when it might settle down it will make things a lot harder. If you head down be prepared to maybe not stay the night mate all the best.
So I tried to search a bit on the subject and found out that this worm is known to be found around the Australian beaches since it is called Australian worm ! Does this worm 🪱 exist in all beaches around the world ? I have found nothing about it on the net and decided I will go tomorrow morning to the beach to see if it does exist here in France 🇫🇷! Thank you for the infos though it is amazing !
Hi John, yes I think this worm is unique to Australia but only on some beaches in South Australia and up the east coast of Australia, there is a worm in Israel not as long but its head looks the same its on a RUclips Chanel called Asif Israel fishing the worm is called a moonshine worm. Hope you had some luck finding some worms, if this type of worm isn't there I'm sure there would be some other type of marine worm around, try around the banks of rivers low tide in the mud look for worm castings on the surface next to holes on beaches and low tide mud or sand bars. All the best John with your worm searching and nice to hear from France. Thank you and Cheers David
I’ve heard of a few fisherman being swept out to sea here. Any idea what they were doing wrong? I found myself in a rip here many years ago alongside the cliff. It was crazy strong.. luckily I knew how they work. Big wave smashed me and I found myself back in the rip was just happy to make it back to shore. Never go in the water if you’re not fit or can’t swim at this beach.
Hi Lucifer911 yes I agree mate very strong rip there in that gutter running along the edge of them rocks out to sea especially when there is a big surf running. would have been a scary experience for you and the others you have heard about caught in that rip, glad you made it back the trick is not to fight it go with it and gradually work your way out then catch the waves back in as you knew. I don't know what the fishermen were doing wrong maybe wading out to far to cast or got washed off the rocks. that poor boy who recently drowned there went for a swim there and he shouldn't have, there is a sign at the top which I show at the beginning of this video same as waitpinga beach. some times us people do things without thinking and it gets us in trouble. All the best David
Hi Ahmad, No There are no bungum [beach] worms on those beaches unfortunately, but on Adelaide metro beaches thay can be caught all year round. Your hands get cold in the winter time and makes it hard though.
Hey buddy hope you are fine. This is my first time that I opened the top of my shimano sedona fl 8000 spinning reel. But now I can not fix it back.can you please help me.bcz you are a old fishermen. I know that you are a good mantinance as well. 😊
Hi Saadat, yes I'm not to bad thank you. Your question for me is funny, I am not very good at looking after my fishing reels my dad use to call me the wrecker. I'm like yourself don't know how to repair especially bait runners. you could try cavan sport fishing scene they will send it away for repair or your could phone close shops to you for help. Sorry late reply hope you manage to get it fixed. Cheers David
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 oh thanks alot bro.it,s okk i will repaire.i went to BCF elizabeth.and a guy told me to bring the reel.hope he will repaire the reel.once again thanks buddy
Hi mate, the jacket is a stock rider nylon coat made by weather ware its very light totally waterproof and unutterable also rolls up small to fit in your bag, not cheap but worth it. They are only online just google the name and have a look this is my second jacket I lost my first also made in Australia.
Gday FirstltGiven Tunkalilla when there are gutters formed straight down from the car park its defiantly worth the walk. Bear in mind to see gutters formed can be rare, there can be a lot of the time a big close in shore break. So my advise would be to choose a day when the swell is small and maybe a northerly wind so if there are no gutters you can at least get your bait at the back of the waves The beach is 5km long with some very good fishing. The mulloway in my pic was caught down there a few years ago but they are still there and sharks, salmon sometimes big and other fish.thanks for the sub mate appreciated.
Hi Felix best times to fish Waitpinga and Parsons are before daylight and early morning and late afternoon and into the dark and during the night. On overcast days and when the weather is pretty cold and the wind is blowing from the south and even raining fish can be caught earlier in the afternoon and later in the morning. Tides are around 4 hours later than Outer Harbour so low tide is normally late in the afternoon and not as far to cast into good water. When the wind is northerly fishing can be more comfortable but don't get there to late in the morning or go home to early before dark or you might miss out.
G'day Martin. Yes small but tasty, Parsons and Waitpinga we use to catch a lot of bigger fish, these days there are a lot of smaller fish but every now and then the big ones show up and there is some good rod bending action great fun.
G'day mate, I'm from the midlands England near Manchester. I get asked a bit about my accent and I've lived hear most of my life. Pretty broad these pommy accents. Thanks for watching.
Nice video mate. It's a bit cold fishing at winter months. And fish may be back to deep water, I try at shellow water at adelaide metro area beach, and burley, there is no fish been caught...At same spot, I caught a few before. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to hear from you Trin, it is cold isn't it. Sorry to hear fishing has been a bit slow it can be sometimes. Is there any tommys on local jetties at night. my friend has been getting some at pt Noarlunga jetty and salmon sometimes and still a few garfish surprisingly. Down my way Rapid bay and Cape Jervis has been ok. all the best mate and thank you for the comment and future tight lines.
Hi, David. I may go have a try in 3 weeks. A bit busy for work at moment, I feel flat. Will got a holiday after 3 weeks. Thanks for reply.
Beautiful *video* Congratulations Fisherman! Have a great week blessed by God! *hug!* 😎👍🎣
Thank you Suellen for you nice comment! It is a beautiful place
We want more videos like this one David!
Thank you Ahmad I have a few planned!
thanks again for a great lesson!!! that half hitch on the pilchard is so useful!!!! and it was a great day fishin' with you mate! I learn a lot from you! 🤙🤙🤙🐟😊🌎💙
Bloody awsome vid very entertaining
Thank you
The power of burley David. Love those burley cages. I have never used them but I will be soon. Thanks for good vids.
G'day Russell, yes a bit of burley can make all the difference, you will enjoy making and using the burley springs also getting covered in pilchard way to go mate. Thanks for commenting and watching.
Excellent video. thanks for the berley tips, makes the difference. Have fun fishin and stay safe.
Thank you again Phillip. Hmmm well I recon Kayak fishing sure does look like fun and has defiantly got its place in fishing with some really good opportunities and fishing to be had thats for sure, but I wouldn't say ones more productive than the other. because there can be some really good fishing opportunities to be had from both ways in whatever situation. Thanks for watching and commenting Phillip.
Love your videos from down the FP. Given me some ideas for my next fishing expedition to the EP with the large barley spring above the star sinker
Thank you and glad I've given you a idea, I think you will be impressed.....Cheers mate
Awesome session mate love your videos
Thank you.
Thanks David that was awesome. Great simple tips.....beach fishing is the best, if it's cold, isolated and rugged it doesn't matter if you catch fish....
Hi Doctor Janitor, yes so true there is nothing like it. Makes us feel alive. And thank you for comment.....David
Great stuff David, cheers buddy hope you have a great day
Thank you! Peter.
Great video as usual. I've fished from those rocks at Parsons so many times... snags galore. Caught many decent fish both from rocks and beach. Other side at Waitpinga is also nice. Burley has always been the key👍🙂
Awesome beaches Parsons and Waitpinga its good having them two surf fishing beaches close to home.
Man your long life gents are amazing. Reckon I have had some long life gents in the fridge for well over 6 months and they still are 99% active when they warm up. Great product mate. Thanks for the video they are killer! 👍
Thanks mate nice of you too say, wow over 6 months that is a long time. Will try and get some more videos done sooner or later. All the best TheFleetz.......David
Sick of the wind mate. I have a boat and have been picking up a few Salmon Trout in the Coorong but unable to get out to sea. Boat is 4.5 metre half cab.
I never used to burley until about a year ago and my catch rate has gone up heaps. Does make a difference. Will have to try your recipe. I am slowly converting to circle hooks and have as good a success with them as baitholder hooks. I also make my own sinkers.
Would like to see a video on smoking the Salmon Trout. I have never done it. Well I best get ready to go fishing. Targeting Redfin. again its to rough for me to go to sea.
Gday Cliff, yes been so windy every thing but not much rain.Nice boat, and the burley does work a treat, im'e not converted to circle hooks yet but may try in the future. I will do a smoking video a bit later a couple more fishing ones first. I've got to get as much done as I can before summer time because I get a bit busy. Nice to hear from you and have a nice day out fishing mate.
You got some really nice ones! Would love to head out to parsons again, hopefully soon and these tips will come in very handy
Hello again Martin. Yes it was a good day, Parsons and Waitpinga are quite reliable for a feed of fish this time of the year, so if you do get time go and have a fish and be rewarded with some nice fish. All the best Martin....Cheers David
Gday Martin. Just for interest, I had a friend tell me that there was no legal size or bag limit for leather jackets so I phoned up the fisheries and yes there is no size or bag limit for leather jackets in South Australia, because I have never kept them I have never known but now I do. All the best mate.
Gday mate another great video i hope some of their brothers can swim down my way every time i go out i end up throwing them all back , i had some of your long life maggots for ages in my fridge used to take them out in the boat (when i had it) bring them home back in the fridge and use them again and again they last forever i think the trick is keep them really cold not frozen just at the bottom of the fridge ,just bought a new reel for my penn spinfisher 12 footer and yep its another penn 750 spinfisher anyway great video you got the magic touch .
Howdy crispernator a friend of mine has been doing quite well of my old fishing ground port jetty managing a few salmon quite regularly probably a few floating around this weekend tomorrow could be worth having a look maInly up the end near the line, also sometimes near the steps in the shallows. He's also been getting a few mullet and still garfish when calmer. As well as that ime pretty sure there would be salmon at south port late afternoon and well into the night, good place to try out you new fishing out fit...Very nice. Thank you for you compliment and go get them fish. Tight lines.
Your one amazing talented guy with lots of skills im just thinking if you were to upgrade to latest rods and reels I wonde what will happen then 👌
Good effort to fish in such harsh conditions. 👍🏼
Morning David, i am very enjoy ur awesome vid. And i ve got another technique. bury the bottle for the burley. it is multifunctional for the milk bottle :) Hopefully see you soon. Cheers.
Thank you for your comment Iun I appreciate it. The milk container does come in very handy to, and I now know I will recognise you if I see you out fishing because you will have one around your waist thats cool.
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I went to waitpinga yesterday.I was the only one on the beach. Still the small trout,the biggest is 36cm, 20 trout and 1 mullet！ My reel is broken down maybe by the sand. Could you please recommend a reel more durable？
Hi Iun nice catch, there's a big one swimming around with you name on it, and nice having the beach to yourself. there are a lot of good well priced reels on the market its hard for me to recommend, but it would be worth you having a look at the Penn spin fisher range have a look at the reviews on the net hope that helps mate.
hell of a walk back up... well done
Thank you Peter. Yes what a walk I didn't film myself hyperventilating [ wow what a long word glad we've got spell correct ] LoL
Hi great video in south Africa our bag limit is 10 fish total urll lucky to keep so many love ur videos wanna see massive fish cot plz thanx
Hi Logan nice to hear from you again and thank you for your comment, yes I guess we are lucky with our bag limits they vary with different species of fish and the larger ones like mulloway and snapper the bag limit is 2. I'm looking forward to trying to fish for something bigger, my job takes up a lot of time during the summer but I will get there and catch some big fish eventually. You have now inspired me even more now. All the best Logan Cheers David.
hay david great video, have to catch up and go for a fish finaly one of these days
Howdy Craig thanks for the comment. Yes fishing one of these days. that hobby farm of yours is looking pretty good mate good job.
Great channel and well put together vid mate! Well done.
Thanks guys nice to hear from you always giving you a thought. Never thought I would be a youtube creator its fun.
David Sheldon Fishing Sure is bud!
It's been hard fishing you say, David, you caught 20+ fish. Here on the south coast of England you are lucky to even catch a single fish most days.
Gday mate, yes the fishing was pretty good very enjoyable and took a nice few feeds of fish home for me and the wife. I found the fishing a bit hard because my back was giving me a bit of grief, just something a lot of us have to put up with. I look forward to watching some of your fishing. Tight lines and thank you for your comment.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 i'll be out as soon as I can then post a vid. Loved watching your old vids, love your milk bottle recycling, probably gonna have a go at that myself.
Glad you are enjoying my videos. The old milk bottles make great bait holders. and looking forward to your next video. Cheers David
Love your video dude
Thanks Ken. Nice of you to let me know
New to sa going to hit your spots ,and try my kiwi ways .love kahawai or samon trout as its called here. Bit small conpared to home but watching all your vids got me home sick for smoked fish. Keep it up bud might see you out .Easter is going to be misson on .
Hi Paul welcome to SA mate. Happy to hear you have found my video's useful. Hope you get onto some fish at Easter for the smoker YUM, Waitpinga and Parsons will be popular over Easter like every where else, Parsons is always a bit quieter because of the walk, and night time can be good at both places. I have got more too do when time permits so stay tuned. Thank you for your comment and all the best. David.
Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure Andy. Thank you for watching!
Hi David,
Where do you get your fine and coarse mesh netting for your burley?
Cheers,
Ian
G'day mate, the fine blue mesh bag was of a 100metre roll I bought around 10 years ago and I have only a bit left and when its gone its gone this type is no longer available it was used in fruit and veg shops. Before I used that I used onion bags and washing bags with zippers on are good. and the green bag I put it in is a whiting scaling bag. Thanks for watching Ian.
Great video thanks for sharing
Thank you very much Rad j
Another good catch...
Thanks South Aussie Outdoors it was an enjoyable fishing session a bit windy though but thats fishing sometimes.
Nice rig set up
Thanks mate, yes it works a treat.
Love the videos David. I'll be heading out to Parsons tomorrow arvo for a sesh on the rods :D Had a good time we went to Waits last time 👌 Have you had much luck on lures? I'll probably try out a Halco twisty 40G along with a rod baited with Pilchards.
G'day ReaLzEdits. Good to hear you got onto a few fish at Waits, I think you might do alright at Parsons tomorrow, hopefully the wind will be ok and you can get into some good water, select a nice looking spot, and use the burley in a spring and I will have to recommend a burley bag there are a few mullet getting around now and a bag will work a treat if keen on some mullet. Yes I've done a bit of lure fishing, works good when theres fish around and fun the Halco twisty is a good lure 30-40G. Tight lines.
David, great video's, could you make one catching Tailor and the methods you use. Thanks
Gday Stephen. Tailor is a fish I have never targeted in South Australia they are not all that common but I have been lucky enough to have caught 3 one off Waitpinga Beach on half pilchard using the rig shown on my Waitpinga video using bait pt 1 and I have caught 2 off Tunkalilla Beach fishing for mulloway one was over 4 kilo bait whole pilchard. Over the years gone by there has been a few caught from the far eastern end of Waitpinga beach off the reef at low tide and near, some have been as big as 7 to 8 kilo on lures and pilchard. ganged hooks or light wire trace is recommended. Hope that helps David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 David thanks for your prompt reply.
Hello, I was just wondering which bait you use besides the Pilchards. You said something like show chards ? If you could please reply back with the name of the bait it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hello Ahmad, the other bait I mentioned was shelled cockles I take the cockle meat out of there shells at home some times before I go fishing so I don't have to do it when I'm fishing and I save the shells for burley for other fishing like yellow fin whiting fishing and fishing off the rocks, in future videos when I get time I shall show you some other baits you can use. Thank you for watching and commenting Ahmad and have fun fishing.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thank you so much
Ur a genius man
Thanks Art, ill take that I've never been called that before, cool thats nice.
Loving your channel, super helpful and fun to watch. Hope things are well for you
Thank you for saying Kennit 0, Hope things are well for you too.
Do you use brined pilchards?
Hi Matt, i prefer fresh pilchards they are more bloody. I have used brined and they do catch fish but for me fresh is best. Thanks for watching Matt.......David
HI David,how are you these days? I went to port noarlunga river mouth last weekend from 4pm to 8pm,there were plenty of salmon but all small ones. So i ll go to
Waitpinga again this weekend. Do you think it worth fishing whole night
for 2kg salmon, from Friday evening to Saturday morning?
Gday Iun ime not to bad thanks, very eager to get out and do some more fishing as usual. Waitpinga can be very good at night time. Salmon move into beaches at night for safety as well as predators after them the problem at the moment though is there is a big surf running, i'me not sure when it might settle down it will make things a lot harder. If you head down be prepared to maybe not stay the night mate all the best.
So I tried to search a bit on the subject and found out that this worm is known to be found around the Australian beaches since it is called Australian worm ! Does this worm 🪱 exist in all beaches around the world ? I have found nothing about it on the net and decided I will go tomorrow morning to the beach to see if it does exist here in France 🇫🇷! Thank you for the infos though it is amazing !
Hi John, yes I think this worm is unique to Australia but only on some beaches in South Australia and up the east coast of Australia, there is a worm in Israel not as long but its head looks the same its on a RUclips Chanel called Asif Israel fishing the worm is called a moonshine worm. Hope you had some luck finding some worms, if this type of worm isn't there I'm sure there would be some other type of marine worm around, try around the banks of rivers low tide in the mud look for worm castings on the surface next to holes on beaches and low tide mud or sand bars. All the best John with your worm searching and nice to hear from France. Thank you and Cheers David
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thank you so much for your answer David , I promise I will follow your instructions . Keep it up 👍 and cheers !
I’ve heard of a few fisherman being swept out to sea here. Any idea what they were doing wrong? I found myself in a rip here many years ago alongside the cliff. It was crazy strong.. luckily I knew how they work. Big wave smashed me and I found myself back in the rip was just happy to make it back to shore. Never go in the water if you’re not fit or can’t swim at this beach.
Hi Lucifer911 yes I agree mate very strong rip there in that gutter running along the edge of them rocks out to sea especially when there is a big surf running. would have been a scary experience for you and the others you have heard about caught in that rip, glad you made it back the trick is not to fight it go with it and gradually work your way out then catch the waves back in as you knew. I don't know what the fishermen were doing wrong maybe wading out to far to cast or got washed off the rocks. that poor boy who recently drowned there went for a swim there and he shouldn't have, there is a sign at the top which I show at the beginning of this video same as waitpinga beach. some times us people do things without thinking and it gets us in trouble. All the best David
Hi David, Do you catch live worms at waitpinga or parsons beach? is it a good time of the year to look for these?
Hi Ahmad, No There are no bungum [beach] worms on those beaches unfortunately, but on Adelaide metro beaches thay can be caught all year round. Your hands get cold in the winter time and makes it hard though.
Hey buddy hope you are fine. This is my first time that I opened the top of my shimano sedona fl 8000 spinning reel. But now I can not fix it back.can you please help me.bcz you are a old fishermen. I know that you are a good mantinance as well. 😊
Hi Saadat, yes I'm not to bad thank you. Your question for me is funny, I am not very good at looking after my fishing reels my dad use to call me the wrecker. I'm like yourself don't know how to repair especially bait runners. you could try cavan sport fishing scene they will send it away for repair or your could phone close shops to you for help. Sorry late reply hope you manage to get it fixed. Cheers David
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 oh thanks alot bro.it,s okk i will repaire.i went to BCF elizabeth.and a guy told me to bring the reel.hope he will repaire the reel.once again thanks buddy
Nice jacket. Where can I get one?
Hi mate, the jacket is a stock rider nylon coat made by weather ware its very light totally waterproof and unutterable also rolls up small to fit in your bag, not cheap but worth it. They are only online just google the name and have a look this is my second jacket I lost my first also made in Australia.
Thoughts on Tunkilla?
Gday FirstltGiven Tunkalilla when there are gutters formed straight down from the car park its defiantly worth the walk. Bear in mind to see gutters formed can be rare, there can be a lot of the time a big close in shore break. So my advise would be to choose a day when the swell is small and maybe a northerly wind so if there are no gutters you can at least get your bait at the back of the waves The beach is 5km long with some very good fishing. The mulloway in my pic was caught down there a few years ago but they are still there and sharks, salmon sometimes big and other fish.thanks for the sub mate appreciated.
what is the ideal fishing conditions you look for when you are fishing for salmon at Waitpinga and parsons? love the videos, David!
Hi Felix best times to fish Waitpinga and Parsons are before daylight and early morning and late afternoon and into the dark and during the night. On overcast days and when the weather is pretty cold and the wind is blowing from the south and even raining fish can be caught earlier in the afternoon and later in the morning. Tides are around 4 hours later than Outer Harbour so low tide is normally late in the afternoon and not as far to cast into good water. When the wind is northerly fishing can be more comfortable but don't get there to late in the morning or go home to early before dark or you might miss out.
so small?? video was nice however, but where are the rod benders?
G'day Martin. Yes small but tasty, Parsons and Waitpinga we use to catch a lot of bigger fish, these days there are a lot of smaller fish but every now and then the big ones show up and there is some good rod bending action great fun.
Tasty is good, and I did like the video very much. Hope you post some more like this
Thanks Martin glad you enjoyed the video mate. Hopefully another soon. Cheers David
Are you SA or a pom.cheers
G'day mate, I'm from the midlands England near Manchester. I get asked a bit about my accent and I've lived hear most of my life. Pretty broad these pommy accents. Thanks for watching.