Not really any viable spawning streams, so it's basically sustained by stocking with wild browns from Great Lake and (I think) hatchery-bred rainbows, including at least some triploids.
Hey Starlo, I’m just getting into squidgie fishing and I’ve started using braid. I was wondering how do you know how much mono backing to spool before the braid (I have a 3000 Shimano Sedona). Using 150m 8lb Kairiki. Thanks for all of your videos.
It can be a bit of guesswork at times and I’ve occasionally gotten it wrong and has to pull the braid back off and either add more mono or remove some. However, with 150m of 8 pound Kairiki you shouldn’t need a ton of backing. A few layers ought to do it. Sorry I can’t offer a more technical or precise answer.
@@StarloGetsReel Thanks mate. I’ve just started fishing with squidgies recently and have been having a lot of success thanks to you and your videos ! Thanks for the reply !
@@StarloGetsReel Steve, these are cool rods. I love the casting style of your wife By the way many thanks for your kind reply as I am a big fan of you and Kaj Busch. You both were immense populair in The Netherlands. Cheers, Robert
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Thanks, Steve, for saving the BEST til last!!!
Cheers, Frank! Thanks for the feedback.
Wow what a crazy session! Fantastic!
Thanks Peachy. Yes, it was pretty special - next level!
well done guys, great film and great fishing!
Thanks Shane!
Great stuff once again 👍👍
Thanks, Adam!
Great vid Steve. If I’m ever back in Tassie I’ll look him up.
Thanks mate! Yes, definitely do that!
Good stuff mate at least you didn’t traumatise the trout
Awesome!!
Thanks, Debbie!
Top notch!
Thanks!
Great vid!! Tassie still the home, of trout fishing in Australia!!!
So true.
Definitely not anymore lmao
@@Lyricalboxer Where is better in Australia?
Fantastic work mate , really enjoyable videos
Thanks!
4 springs is OK, but I'd love to get you on my fave. Tassie trout water 2 1/2 - 3 hrs drive from there.
Sounds good. ;)
Give that one a go Jo!
Awesome video. Have you thought about doing any surf/beach fly fishing videos? Might make for a good challenge style video.
Thanks Alex! Great suggestion... and yes, it can be VERY challenging fly fishing in the surf!
@@StarloGetsReel that’s what’d make it a great video! It’d be awesome to watch some unconventional fly fishing.
Cool video. Is it a self sustained system? Or are they stocked fish?
Not really any viable spawning streams, so it's basically sustained by stocking with wild browns from Great Lake and (I think) hatchery-bred rainbows, including at least some triploids.
Oh! Hi Jeroen! I answered that before I realised it was from you! Hope you're well.
All is well here. Hope you and Jo are well!
Hey Starlo, I’m just getting into squidgie fishing and I’ve started using braid. I was wondering how do you know how much mono backing to spool before the braid (I have a 3000 Shimano Sedona). Using 150m 8lb Kairiki.
Thanks for all of your videos.
It can be a bit of guesswork at times and I’ve occasionally gotten it wrong and has to pull the braid back off and either add more mono or remove some. However, with 150m of 8 pound Kairiki you shouldn’t need a ton of backing. A few layers ought to do it. Sorry I can’t offer a more technical or precise answer.
@@StarloGetsReel Thanks mate. I’ve just started fishing with squidgies recently and have been having a lot of success thanks to you and your videos !
Thanks for the reply !
Superb video Steve ! What a dream location. What rod is your wife fishing ? an old G.Loomis GLX ??
Hi Robert and thanks! It's actually a 5/6 weight Loop fly rod that Jo won in a raffle at our fishing club! Goes pretty well...
@@StarloGetsReel Steve, these are cool rods. I love the casting style of your wife By the way many thanks for your kind reply as I am a big fan of you and Kaj Busch. You both were immense populair in The Netherlands. Cheers, Robert
@@Muushondje No problem, Robert! Yes, the Rex Hunt Show was big in the Netherlands! Tight Lines.
Starlo, you don't take an air gun to hunt elephants.