How to | Catch Bream on Unweighted Ecogearaqua

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
  • I love my sight fishing for bream and one of the best baits to do this with is the 50mm Ecogearaqua Bream Prawn, 50mm rigged on a #1 unweighted worm hook.
    I've livestreamed fishing this a lot and get plenty of questions about the technique. Here's the tackle, the techniques and the secrets about how to do it properly.
    There's also testing of five new colours that are about to be released.
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Комментарии • 58

  • @tfalani3861
    @tfalani3861 3 года назад +2

    Wow I really enjoyed this vid watching actual unedited footage of the casting, waiting and striking. Thanks Steve

  • @larrygdwl
    @larrygdwl 3 года назад +3

    Thank you, Steve, all your video ( I watched more than your 20 videos) it is very helpful and very useful for me as a beginner .Great job mate!

  • @singledoutpictures6742
    @singledoutpictures6742 3 года назад +1

    That casting accuracy - this guys done it before

  • @johnathonLawrence
    @johnathonLawrence 3 года назад +1

    The hot orange would be interesting on trout when they are eating the roe.... I will have to give the technique a go on the bream. Great vid 👌🏽

  • @TheRoastontoast
    @TheRoastontoast 5 лет назад +2

    Another fantastic video Steve. Always informative, rather than just being an infomercial.

  • @dv9747
    @dv9747 2 года назад

    Went there did it loved it .
    Brissy River jetty . King prawn 40mm .
    10 min , nice bream ..
    Good job Steve. Cheers ...

  • @damiendaly7967
    @damiendaly7967 5 лет назад +1

    Great video Steve I’ll try that method with them next time I hit up the colmslie stretch

  • @alexfranchuk9608
    @alexfranchuk9608 5 лет назад +1

    Great vid Steve. I should start using them instead of just carrying in the boat. Cheers

  • @3rodsayak
    @3rodsayak 5 лет назад

    Brilliant, i will have to give this lure a go. I'm sure I won't make it look as easy as you Steve but it will be fun giving it a go and learning

  • @martinlanza1236
    @martinlanza1236 4 года назад

    Thanks for such an interesting and informative guide

  • @matthewfielden8972
    @matthewfielden8972 4 года назад +3

    Hi Steve - firstly, great video. I'm itching to try this technique on the NSW far south coast estuarine lakes and rivers. Question - the butter yellow coloured rod you show in this video (at 2:52) - would you mind sharing the make, model and specs for it? I know you refer to it as your 'Aqua rod' in this and other videos and it looks like an absolute weapon for ultra light lure fishing.

    • @ABTTournaments
      @ABTTournaments 4 года назад +2

      It’s a rod I bought on sale a few years ago. It’s a 7’6” Nordic Stage artist. I haven’t been able to find them ever since.

  • @ModifiedAdventureAustralia
    @ModifiedAdventureAustralia 5 лет назад +3

    One of those techniques you some times forget about in favour of the latest trends.

  • @thelattdog
    @thelattdog 4 года назад +1

    Keen to give these a crack just ordered a pack in the pink. Interested to see how they compare the the gulp shrimp or crabbies 👍🏼

  • @garryknox1614
    @garryknox1614 5 лет назад +4

    Firstly thank you for sharing your experience. How do they compare to the Berkley 2" Gulp Shrimp for the same application?

    • @SteveMorganFishingMonthly
      @SteveMorganFishingMonthly  5 лет назад +1

      In my experience the Gulp Shrimp is more difficult to rig straight. IMO the Aqua flavor is superior. Both catch fish, but the Gulp Shrimp is possibly better on a jighead.

  • @geoffreyhatchman7915
    @geoffreyhatchman7915 3 года назад +1

    Hi Steve, great video very informative thanks, I live on the Sunshine Coast just wondering are you roughly saying that about 3 hours before high tide the fish will be out of the pontoon , I think you said one third of the high tide. I have a boat , does the same rules apply when fishing close to rocks or sandbanks by boat.
    Thanks
    Geoff

    • @ABTTournaments
      @ABTTournaments 3 года назад

      They tend to roam around on the top third of the tide and bunker down on the lower half in deeper water and/or near structure.

  • @myYOLOtek
    @myYOLOtek 4 года назад +1

    Great video. Packed with info... can't wait to watch it again! #AlwaysBeRecording

  • @yep.fishing
    @yep.fishing Год назад

    Steve, you said you were not a fan of the orange colour, of the Bream are colourblind then doesn't the orange just said the angler to see their lure a bit longer? Or perhaps the orange is pretty bad compared to say white or chartreuse after 4ft

  • @ryanottens8540
    @ryanottens8540 4 года назад

    Hey mate absolutely awesome video! I noticed U caught all the fish basically on the drop. If U don't get any takers on the drop do U bounce it back with some pauses. Or just bring it in and cast again?! Thanks!

  • @5wisher5weet
    @5wisher5weet 2 года назад

    You should call your style of fishing "Aqing"
    That braid is on sale atm online, just got myself some. Super thin for its breaking strain

  • @antonywardle
    @antonywardle 4 года назад

    thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it and I'm going to have a go. Do you think you could use this technique at night time too?

  • @geoffreyhatchman7915
    @geoffreyhatchman7915 3 года назад

    Hi Steve,
    Great video, what type of weight would you use around bridge pilons especially if the water is about 4-6m deep, tide is running fairly well on the in or out going. Or that wouldn't work as well in deeper water with the tide running.

  • @robberlin2230
    @robberlin2230 4 года назад

    Hi mate thanks so much for sharing, i find having a rod and a half of leader is difficult to cast due to wind knots. Any chance you could do your line/leader knot tutorial, i assume its an fg however most fgs are for 20lb and higher, maybe you've got some tips for casting an fg off the spool?

  • @Mr.BigPerch
    @Mr.BigPerch 5 лет назад +1

    What's about the Tiemco Creppy Shrimp, i never see that's same one us this lure.

  • @wilsontan8352
    @wilsontan8352 4 года назад +1

    Hi would a size #2 vanfook hook would still work on the 50mm prawn thanks

  • @MAX99999
    @MAX99999 2 года назад

    Just curious. Has anyone ripped off the back off a gulp mullet and it will have the same body shape?

  • @zacn2817
    @zacn2817 Год назад

    Having only used zman and bait junkie plastics previously. Is there a way to store bream prawns to ensure they last a few months?

  • @eddiechin4773
    @eddiechin4773 5 лет назад +1

    Hi Steve, do l use a no 2 vanfook Magic beak worm hook for 40mm Ecogear Aqua bream prawn?

  • @boofagaydog
    @boofagaydog 4 года назад

    Would of thought the orange wouldn’t be that bad would of thought it would look like a bit of mullet roe floating down

    • @SteveMorganFishingMonthly
      @SteveMorganFishingMonthly  4 года назад +1

      One day of fishing in one location will only give you one result. I’m sure it will catch.....

  • @MrJoeZHONG
    @MrJoeZHONG 4 года назад

    Hi, which hook did u use in this vedio? Which brand? And the name plz

  • @quivo9670
    @quivo9670 4 года назад

    do you know where I can get that Ecogearaqua...does bcf sell em

  • @dennisholmes7485
    @dennisholmes7485 4 года назад

    What hook do you use?

  • @chepachii
    @chepachii 2 года назад

    This is great ,but have a feeling that an unweighted piece of bread or prawn tail would of caught just as many .

  • @johnrogers5825
    @johnrogers5825 5 лет назад +1

    Well obviously they work, but it would have been more interesting to flick a heap of different lures to judge them by.

  • @precivillar2326
    @precivillar2326 4 года назад

    Hey mate were do u buy those grub

  • @bloodrunspoo69
    @bloodrunspoo69 4 года назад

    Hey mate what is that face mask buff your wearing looks like you can breath well in it