Yellow eye mullet bait, burly, rig, tips.Fishing Parsons beach South Australia.
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Hi all, in this video I show how to rig up for yellow eye mullet also what baits to use and tackle plus best ways to use burley for them for beach fishing, all these techniques also work for a wide range of our smaller fish in South Australia and probably for some interstate, we also head down onto the beach for a fish. I don't catch any large legal size mullet but the fishing rig and technique is shown to to be quite effective and catch quite a few fish what were available at the time, I did use my salmon fishing rod at the end and managed a few small salmon and finished up with a nice bag of fish and a cracking sunset. Thank you all for watching and if anything changes in regards to using mince meat for bait I will let you guys know.
Thank you David for another great video.
I just love your passion in helping to make not so good fishermen into better fishermen who can catch a feed of fish.
Bring on the garfish video 📹.
I am so looking forward to the last two weeks of January.
I will be on the Yorke Peninsula hopefully catching Tommies and gar 🐟 on maggots bred by you. I use a version of your berley mix and it works a treat.
How good is that sunset 🌇 at Parson's ,it was simply stunning.
Thanks again for making me a better fisherman. You have given me inspiration.
Keep it up
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Thank you Simon for such a nice comment, I never imagined the response I have received from you guys but truely enjoy doing these videos to give learner fishos a helping hand. Wish you all the best for your fishing over York's that will be nice, and a merry Christmas to you and your family and a happy new year. There will be more videos in-between my maggot work.....Cheers David..P.S
I am going to pin this comment because I'm proud of it
Rewatching your videos and find it very soothing, intertaining, educational etc. Not sure why you do not produce video content any longer and I hope all is good with you and your family. God bless David!
Hello Pavel, it's nice to hear you enjoy watching my videos it means a lot to me. I will be getting out and getting some more videos done soon I really enjoy doing them especially when I get comments like this. Thank you David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726great to hear your doing more videos.
Andong resevior looks very big. South Korea. We watched with subtitles on for the first time. We have put subtitles on our videos too. Much easier to read👍
Good video mate. Love the t-shirt in the opening scene
I loved the T shirt shows Dave has a great sense of humor 😂
Hey Dave, once again a stella job done. Of all the fishing vids yours are by far the most informative and entertaining and just on my doorstep, so very relevant to me. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for saying Perry thats nice mate, yes Parsons is a top beach Its also pretty close to my doorstep I'm often there late afternoon just having a look with beer in hand.
Great to see you still doing these great informative videos. I am sure plenty of anglers learnt a lot. I did too. We really appreciate your efforts ♥️
Thank you, thats a nice comment mate. I'm more than happy to help out. All the best with your fishing....Cheers David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Bless you ya legend 👑
It's never too boring to watch the old mans little tricks and fishing with twilight's at the end
Thank young fellow thats cool to hear, them colours at the end were quite stunning, think I will take a pic from the video and hang it on the wall.
I love your videos mate! You really know your stuff! Please take me fishing!
Hello Jeremy, thank you for your comment thats nice to hear I would love to take you fishing I do get asked by a few people, but with my job I do find it hard to find time myself but do keep watching for future videos and I will try and help you with your fishing. Thank you again David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 I'm not surprised people want to go fishing with you mate. Keep making videos!
Just found this video, very educational, thank you.
That is good to hear Geoff, thank you for watching and letting me know and all the best for your fishing.
Thank you sir another great advice for us
nice catch mate cant beat salmon trout yum yum.
G'day Mark, they are nice aren't they we are having it battered tonight also some battered squid. I wouldn't mind trying battered cod, bet thats nice to mate.
David 67 and fished all my life ,never to old to learn ,another very enjoyable fishing trip good feed of fish , great sunset,great scenery looking forward to seeing more soon. Cheers Wombat
Hi Colin, happy to hear you enjoyed watching the video, yes I to am always learning too fishing is like that ey, there will be more this thing called work does get in the way though, got to keep the maggots going for the fisho's. I acquired the nick name Wombat too at Mitsubishi when I was doing both jobs for 3 years before I was able to leave and just do maggot breeding, I had a big beard and was late to work a few times so I became the hairy elusive wombat. ha ha.
Terrific content as always, mate
Thank you!
Great video as a beginner it is extremely helpful cheers
Hi Ivan, sorry late reply only just seen your message. Happy to help hope you have been enjoying some fishing thank you for letting me know and watching.
David - another great video. Makes me wish I was back in South Oz.
Thank you Gingerbeer01, where about are you living.
GREAT VIDEO. I went to Carackalinga and got small mullet. I wonder which metropolitan beach would have mullet of legal size. I like your dropper loop technique, it is a bit easier than the second method for me. Would love to join you one day and learn something I can pas on to others. Thanks again.
Thank you, the mullet are just starting up now when I use to live down that way the shallows Port Noarlunga jetty was very good first light high tide South Port side and beach side of the small reef there, also Christies beach, O'sullivans beach was good, South Port in front and around the life saver building but my favourite was in front of the bottom car park Marlins beach first light, theres a few suggestion's. most other beaches are worth a try, and your welcome.
What a great video
Thank you!
Yet another great video keep up the great work
Thank you very much Danny, and I will say "you were the first mate".
Damn don't know how i missed this video, thanks alot for your videos Dave they are always enjoyable to watch with a beer. Thanks alot my friend
Thanks Mike, my pleasure mate, great to hear from you, I'm going to do a pizza next, also working on one which will be interesting. I'm having a beer right now my friend.
I really enjoy your videos, great information and then put to practice,with the proof it all works. Fantastic.
Hi Malcolm, thank you how you been mate, I thought of you with this video being a photographer them colours at the end were stunning weren't they I'm going to ask my son to take a picture from the movie to put on my wall.....Cheers Malcolm....David.
Great vid Dave, great scenery and as usual very informative. You are doing a great job. Looking forward to your next production.
Thank you Bryan, it is nice down there I will get around off them rocks one day and give you a look and some fishing mate.
One day I’ll have to pack up my motor home and drive from Perth and have a fish with you Dave. I come from Tanunda and my Dad and I enjoyed many hours of fishing in South Oz. I love the long flowing beaches.
Great video dave thanks mate
Hi Michael thank you. My pleasure mate glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching.
Great tutorial Dave! You’ve managed to tug my memory strings with my grandfather buying me my first mullet rod, which still till this day the thinnest, lightest 7ft rod in 1972, getting up at Sparrows fart, and straight down to the Onkaparinga mouth armed with his mullet mix made the night before, consisting of minced meat, curry and semolina made into little balls. We used the same paternoster rig as yours but always used little off cut of thin red electrical wire plastic coating running between hook and loop, for a little extra bling for the bait. Was never convinced it was actually beneficial, but always used it in respect for Paddy Reilly. Keep it up, and keep it in👍🏼
Hi Kevin, thank you. Yes this also brings back memories for me, all the seasoned fishos in the shallows Port Noarlunga jetty early seventies (the beginning of my fishing life) shoulder to shoulder fishing the south side near the small reef all using curried mince and pulling in the mullet you could smell the curry powder also some had the keens curry there to add more, so fun back then so many fish, I was a nipper in the life savers there.I have not heard of Paddy Reilly but he must have been a respected fisherman. Nice to here from you again Kevin all the best...
Cheers David.
Thanks for another fun video! You sure do make it look easy. Cheers!
Thank you Andy, happy to hear you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Hi David I'm using your burley mix with favoured gents on good size gar over York's works well thanks regards John.
Hi John, that sounds like good fun mate I haven't been over York's for a while I think we all love it over there, its been a very busy week this week for me, keep catching them fish mate and thanks for letting me know.
Good work, nice catch.
What's good to catch of the southern beaches in the summer months
Hi Tony, thank you and it was fun catching them also very tasty, summer months all depending where you are planning to fish, there can be some good fishing over hear on the south coast, the list of possibilities is large, Mulloway, Sharks around goolwa and Victor Harbour also waitpinga and Parsons, Tommie roughs also known as Australian herring, Garfish, Squid, King George whiting, Flathead, also some good rock fishing around Victor Harbour, you can still catch a few salmon trout even occasional salmon from Parsons beach and Waitpinga, also mullet can be found there too. use burly wherever you end up, also check the local fishing reports and ask local fishing shops for advise. ALL the best with you fishing when you get out Tony.
Great video as usual David, appreciate the info and virtual fishing getaway mate 👍
I've fished those tricky Parson rocks over 20 years. Yes, after a long fishing session that climb up the hill is a killer
Hi cb A bc, good to hear from you again mate, nice beach Parsons isn't it, totally agree with you on that walk back up with fish and tackle doesn't get any easier, takes me quite a while after a few stops.
Great to see you back making vids David missed you fishing down south
Thanks Michael, it was nice getting down onto Parsons will be out again sooner rather than later, hope you have been wetting a line to mate.
thanks very much for that video dave. and what a great spot .
Thanks smokeytexx, my pleasure mate. Sure is a awesome beach we will be down there again after some bigger stuff next year.
Love watching local fishing vids like yours.
It want a give it a crack now.😄
Hi Mystical Sky (nice name) what did you think of that sunset at the end of the video, that was quite Mystical I thought. Make sure you do have a go, just nice being down on the beach and a fish or two is a nice bonus...ALL the best David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks.
You captured an awesome Sun set.
That orange red glare on the water was cool.
Thinking of trying a live tommy out Parsons to go for a mully.👍
What time of year do you recomend.😁
@@mysticalsky251 worth a go for sure I'm planing to fish big down there after the new year, very good beach for sharks and mulloway, any time from now is worth a go for sure. The beach does change a lot, sometimes its pretty average but other times it looks awesome.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726
Thanks for all your experience advice.
I know how much time and energy is in puting up vids.
We might bump in to each other on the beach one day🙂
Always informative Dave, good job again mate!🤜💥🤛
Hi Kym, thanks mate and nice to see you again mate.
Loving the movies mate. I watch them as soon as I get a notification. Thanks for sharing your secrets, my son's and I are using them and were getting great results down here in Tassie. We have Cocky Salmon down here which I think are the same as the SA Salmon Trout. Cheers and thanks again 👍
Thank you Andy, happy to hand out some fishing advise that I have learnt over the years, nice to hear you and your son's have been getting onto some fish. I have been to Tassie lovely place, I won a holiday to go over there in a fishing competition roughly 1983 my wife and I loved it we traveled on the Able Tasman, good fun.
Hi Dave another great video mate. That hill doesn't get any easier hey. Can't wait till the next one. Hope you & your family have a great & safe xmas. Catch up one day soon 😎
Hi Tony, thanks mate yes that hill takes me a while to get to the top these days loaded with fish and tackle, the next one will be before Christmas making a seafood pizza. I will wish all a Happy Christmas then, we will definitely catch up after the new year mate.
Loved it David. I am inspired.
Happy to hear that Faith. I'm pleased.
great to see ya back out fishing and having fun
Hi Gary, thanks mate. Sometimes we find it hard to be where we want to be, but when we eventually get there don't we love it. Nice to hear from you again Garry. them colours at the end were pretty good weren't they.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 yes they were David , l going to Killarney beach Vic Tuesday beach fishing they say snapper on the bite. Hope to catch some and will post a pic
was just down at thompson's for the first time today, only caught some sun burn and a puffer fish. new to fishing but found this video very informative
Hi mate, happy to hear you have found this video helpful. Better luck next time at Thompson's, to far for me to travel for yellowfins, I'm not far from Yankalilla....All the best with your fishing mate and thank you for watching.
Cheers David.
The king of the south 🤙🏻
Well this comment is definitely next level, thanks Navi
Brilliant video Dave. I learn something every time. I'll have to give Parsons a crack rather than Waitpinga next time.
G'day Kevin, Thank you and thats good to hear mate, give Parsons a crack will be a nice change, the beach does change a lot, sometimes the gutters are quit shallow, easy to look from the lookout to see if its looking worth the walk down, but yes can be very good fishing. Plus easier to fish at low tide sometimes like waitpinga.
Great video David as always, what a great sunset too. Hope you and the family are well, start of your summer now lucky bugger we have snow and freezing temperatures here in uk. Doesn’t seem 5 minutes since i was using your gents on kangaroo island catching loads of TommyRuffs and feeding the pelicans with them. Anyway don’t work to hard always leave a bit of time for your fishing. Looking forward to the garfish session. Merry Christmas mate. Pom my Bob
Hi Bob, thanks mate nice beach Parsons, yes summer is nearly hear been a cold year this year not like you though I couldn't handle that temperature we have had a bit of rain this year good for most but there has been flooding interstate. I will really try to get out after some garfish that would be nice also whiting. I am going to do a seafood pizza video before Christmas. Keep warm mate and a merry Christmas to you all too.
Great vid mate, keep em coming👌👍🙂
Thanks Jimmy I will, good to hear from you again mate.
been waiting for this video exactly!
My pleasure Alex, thank you for watching and letting me know mate.
nice David informative as always mate
Thanks Mark, good to hear from you mate. I certainly enjoyed the fishing.
Hello David, Back about 40 years ago, when we were not as restricted as we are today, I spent some time in the plant room of the Elizabeth town center. I saw an air rifle standing alongside the door so I asked the manager why it was there. He said that he would shoot some feral pigeons and use them for bait for mullet. He said that pigeon meat did not loose its colour in the water and was better than other red meat.
Hi Keith, gee when I was at Mitsubishi Foundry they use to cull the pigeons occasionally if I would have known this then I would have tried it for sure, I did bring a live fluffy white young one home once and raised him and called him Fred he was a great pet.
Hi Dave. I'm a new subscriber and I have to say your videos are amazing.
It's really got my fishing juices flowing again.
Can I ask your opinion about fresh cockles vs salted dry cockles?
Have you ever used them yourself?
I've read a lot of mixed reviews about their effectiveness but as far as longevity of the cockle they seem pretty useful as you can store them in a container in the cupboard for however long you want and they are supposedly harder for the fish to "suck off of the hook".
Keep up the good work mate hopefully I'll bump into you one day.😎
Hi Mark ,Thank you thats good to hear mate. preserved baits have always had there place especially if you are traveling, fish when in larger schools and feeding tend to have a go at most anything but when theres not to much competition fresh bait is better for that reason fresh is best for me. I have never tried salted cockle I like them fresh or fresh frozen but you try them and see what you think, I have soked shelled cockles in tuna oil that preserves them they can be messy but are very good. More videos coming when I have some time. Cheers Mark.......David
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thankyou for replying Dave much appreciated.
Keep up the good work mate your videos are very informative. 😎
Another brilliant video David. In regards to mince meet; I believe it's not liked by PIRSA because of it's potential to pollute the water. For the same reason, I have heard that it might be illegal to use chicken. I don't imagine it has a lot to do with sharks (I've never heard of anyone catching a bronzie on mince lol). Personally, I always prefer to use natural baits, where ever I fish. It's just a personal preference, I wouldn't criticize anyone for using mince.
Thank you Jeremy, yes thats what I heard originally in regards to using chicken and chops in crab nets, people were throwing everything into the water when finished and the bones were every where creating pollution and a mess around our jetties then I was hearing we can't use meat or meat offal for burley because of sharks, like yourself I for one would never use that stuff for shark burley there are much better natural things to use but occasionally I do use a bit of mullet mince. Thank you for your comment Jeremy happy fishing mate.
great vid
THANKYOU!!
Can you please tell me where. I want to go
Always love to watch your videos 🙂🙂🙂 God bless you ❤️
Hi mate, thank you for watching. The beach I am fishing on is Parsons beach.
I always did a lighter hook trace for pan fish. No wonder I always got twists in the trace. Always learning,always learning.
Hi mate, good to hear from you again, yes try the bit heavier on you hook snoods it does help on the line twist. We are all always learning with fishing great fun.....
This was a Informative Video from the rig to bait and berley, then we come fishing with you. I was shy to click when i seen the video went for over an hour. Maybe if you released 3 episodes you would capitalize ?I subscribed.
Hi there, thank you and happy to hear you decided to give the video a watch, I did consider making this a two part video, I do get a little bit of money out of this its covering the cost of filming stuff so I'm happy, and with all the people I seem to be helping to get fishing even happier also thanks for subscribing.......Cheers David
😀😀good mate thanks
Thank you Jhun.🙂
Hi David, love your videos, they are so useful and motivating.
Where did you get that T Shirt, I would love to get one.??
Hi Peter thanks mate, my daughter and son in law bought it for my birthday Just google, we should get sushi Carol t shirts. Great add so funny.
Hi Dave, thanks for your videos I learn so much from you. Have you tried using nail clippers instead of scissors?
Hi Graeme, yes I have used nail clippers I use to have a pair for fishing probably better than scissors I guess the new line clippers available these days are a little bit similar to nail clippers I always end up using my teeth most of the time and I shouldn't. Nice to hear you have enjoyed my videos thank you.
Awesome as always. Thanks a lot. I'm going fishing now. Adios...
Thank you matey. Hope you get onto a few fish if not it will be good fun trying.....Cheers David...... Adios Amigo.
Awesome 👍
Hi again Toalua, happy to hear you enjoyed it.
Hi Dave. What a great video. Would be very informative for a lot of fishos. Gee all those fish in the surf there would be great mulloway bait. A mullet rod, a salmon rod and a mulloway rod too :-)
So, for the record, red mince meat was always ok to use as 'bait' in SA. The law is poorly written, opaque and nebulous. It lacks granularity in its specifics and is way open to interpretation relating to mince use. The poor darlings at Pirsa would be wallowing in this law. Therefore, in the spirit of the law, if fishing for tommies, mullet, gar etc, then only small hooks would be used and mince in tiny amounts. And it would be combined with other condiments, so no issue. If using red mince for berley, then big chunks would be used, so this would contravene the law, as it would be seen as 'chumming', could attract sharks and deemed illegal. Just common sense i think. Cheers mate.
G'day Trevor, nice to get good feed back from a fisherman like yourself, the mulloway will start next year when silly season is over, I would love to catch one on video they are a special fish, so now is the time to get focused and try to make that reality, I have got a few other species to try and catch too so much fun dreaming about and trying when can. Yes the mullet mince is now sorted to good a bait to not to be allowed to use, very happy with the outcome. Thank you again for commenting Trevor.
Great video David 🤙
Thank you -lior and tight lines matey.
Hi David, i like your video what camera 📷 or phone did you use? It's very clear 👌
Hi Andy, nice to hear you liked the video, the camera I am using is a GoPro 9 I am very happy with it.
Thanks david for another awesome video. I used your burley mix recipe and caught around 12 mackerel in portsea pier 2 weeks ago. Just wondering how can I buy one of those burley springs that you always use. I haven’t seen anything here at the tackle shops in melbourne. Thanks again
Hi Eric, thank you for saying. nice to hear the burley mix has been doing its job fish do love it. I have heard from another fisho over there in Melbourne that he also can't find burley springs I wonder why not, over hear they are a big part of most fisho's tackle box. You could try phoning a tackle shop over hear and ask if they would post some over to you or check out my how to make a burley spring video and grab yourself some light weight wire and you will be in business......
Cheers David
Love it!
G'day young Tom, hope I have got your name right mate. Thank you glad you enjoyed it even though it was so so long. Hope you have been getting out after them worms if not why not.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 I haven’t yet because I’ve been busy with school but as soon as it’s holidays I will be down at the beach everyday collecting them as they are prime bait!
@@tommyswildfishing that is good to hear Tom.
Stupid question...but how do you know when you have got one on? I see the rod / line moves with the waves....so can you feel the bite?
Hello Scooter, not a silly question it's one thing I haven't really pointed out I think. When I'm holding my fishing rod with bait casted out you will notice as well as keeping my line from the end of my rod to my sinker as tight as possible, its called keeping in touch with your sinker, I always have my right hand finger on my line also moving my finger to keep in touch with my line to feel any fish that has a nibble or a positive bite I also will move my bait by moving my rod during a nibble to make the fish think the bait is getting away so it may attack the bait harder and get hooked. I do hold my fishing rod a bit different than most people but the technique and outcome is the same however you hold your fishing rod. Hope that helps you Scooter.
A weird question for you. Is corn a good bait for tommies and salmon trout?
G'day, well I have never heard that its good for tommies or salmon trout and never tried but I do think fish like the colour yellow, I recon salmon trout might have a go if it is moving or there is a big school and they compete for it, all fish know they have the choice to spit it out but they don't know there is a hook in it. Give it a go you never know and if it doesn't work you can have a feed.
Hey Dav where were all the mullet this season.. not a mullet to be seen at waits 😒
Ps regards to dropper knot rig in this vlog ( hey skipper ) has got the T dropper knot rig that now use ... good fun tying
@@barmynick5027 Thats not good about the mullet not showing at waits I never tried for mullet last year, just salmon and some other bits when I got out, will try this coming mullet season I do know fishing is getting harder with less fish around sad. I have seen that video hey skipper interesting dropper for sure there is no way that would twist. All the best Barmy Nick, we might bump into each other down the beach one day. Seafood pizza video next mate.
I am disabled and wonder if we could do this in Tasmania?
Hello again Scooter, obviously I don't know your disability but I'm going to guess it may be your legs and you get around on a gofer or scooter, well if you can get out on a wharf or a jetty or any where you can get near the water I think you could do this for sure. Mullet generally inhabit the shore line so there is no need to go to far out on a jetty or wharf or cast far out off a beach and I think there are mullet over in Tasmania, this rig will also work for lots of other small fish. I do have another video called Australian Herring, Tommy ruff jetty rig and fishing off Rapid bay jetty, that fishing rig is also very good off a jetty that rig is also good under a float I also have a video on how to make a burley spring if nowhere sells them and I have a video about making burley for using in a burley spring you may like to watch. I hope this has helped you scooter and thank you for watching and asking for advise feel free to ask me anything and I shall help if I can. Also a good guide in fishing is do as the locals do........Cheers David
I think David u need to contact channel 7 9 or 10 and get ur own TV show to me ur better then Rex Hunt u explain things much better then he did thank u
You spoil me with your comment Javan. I have got more video's on mind to help give you and others some more tips so stay tuned and have fun fishing whenever you can there is lots to learn and enjoy. Fishing is endless learning. Thankyou. David.
So they say you can’t use mince for bait because it will attract sharks ???
What about using tuna or pilchard oil in your berley - surely that will have more scent than a tiny bit of mince and more likely to draw a shark into the area .
That is quite possibly the silliest thing I have ever heard !
Ian good to hear from you again mate, I am still laughing from your comment my thoughts are exactly the same, its hilarious.
What this a bag in to Sea thanks for questions
So sorry Francesco i haven't replied your comment yet. I'm guessing you mean the burley bag if so it really does help attract the fish to where you are fishing so you can catch more fish. I really do hope I have answered your question correctly. also a burley bay has in it, fish heads, bread, maybe some pilchards, stuff like that just to attract the fish and make them feel hungry so you can catch them. Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers David.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 yes thanks im from Sicilia ho friend
@@francescosciacchitano6007 Nice to hear from Sicilia, thank you for watching my video.
Did you say you breed your own maggots?
Hi Annie, yes I did. I breed maggots for all the tackle shops South Australia and bait suppliers interstate, I am the only professional maggot breeder in the country also Flies for pollination, also done lots of other things with the maggots including maggots for Bear Grills when he did his tour in Australia he ate them on stage with Patric Dangerfield also supplied maggots for Mel Gibson's movie Hamburger ridge (great movie) I get very busy this time of the year and this youtube helps me get away.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 can you believe it, I never put 2 and 2 together, I just checked my gents in the fridge and yes they say Sheldon in the label ha ha!!
Love your videos, cheers
@@anniebryce8047 yes thats me, the maggot man smelly one day a smellier the next, lol
Been watching a few of your vids recently, they are great. Good work mate.
As I understand the red meat issue, you can use red meat in fresh water, for yabby pots for eg, that is why you can sell it as bait I guess. But I am pretty sure it is illegal in salt water.
Here is a link to a page which I think clearly shows you can't use meat that isn't fish.
www.pir.sa.gov.au/recreational_fishing/rules/gear_bait_and_berley/bait_and_berley
Hope this helps.
I don't remember where I read about meat in fresh water though lol.
Hi mate, yes I have read that pirsa fishing regulations in regards to using meat for bait and yes it does say clearly that we are not allowed to use any part of a animal for bait so I stopped using it and didn't show it as part of the bait to be used for mullet, but then I found out that the bait suppliers S.A bait were selling it (mullet mince) so I phoned them and brought it up with them saying it was illegal they said to me it was ok but they still contacted fisheries to be sure and fisheries said it was ok to use it as mullet mince with curry and bread crumbs etc so I think they should change the way the meat as bait rule is written it's a bit confusing and a bit misleading thanks you for watching and commenting on this matter I personally will keep using mince for bait if they are allowed to sell it for bait I'm going to prepare it myself for bait but we are not allowed to use it in crab nets or as burley.
@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks for the response. The plot thickens. Me thinks I will give that mix a go next time I try for a mullet. Have watched a few more vids, some of your tips are gold mate, the kind of stuff you would normally have to pry from someones dead fingers hehe. Thanks again for the vids, Tight Lines!