When you were showing the pics of the kestels, my dogs came running in and stood looking at the screen with their heads cocked ot the side. It looks like I might moving states soon, so now I have to learn all of the new regs. Life is hard lol.
Geez you had to work for 'em Robbie. I knew a bloke years ago who used to regularly fish for redfin in a small river here. He mostly fished little spinners like celtas and reckoned he got a hit on average every eighteen casts. I went for a walk around my dam at ten O'clock tonight- still hot, really humid, saw seven of my catfish feeding in the shallows- looking through a haze of a million tiny insects swarming my head light. You really should try to get back to that private dam where you caught the catfish a while back and try some night fishing Robbie, when they're really on the chew. Great fun- you'd have a ball- probably difficult to film though. Cheers mate. Jay.
I grew up in Wodonga and back in the 90's we used to catch lots of redfin out at Talgarno off the little point opposite Jake's Hut. I love seeing you out fishing in places I used to go when I was a young bloke. Do you ever go to Doolans Bend over at Barnawatha / Howlong for Murray Crays? It was a good spot for crays back then.
Not sure which video it was but I did comment recently mentioning how low it's been recently! Me and a few mates were getting a few decent sized ones out of the Bowna arm but as you mentioned they weren't looking all that great with whatever that disease was so unfortunately no feed. That's probably going back 18 months-2 years ago when it was still up around the 80-90+% mark. Since then the water has dropped significantly due to releases into the Murray so it's been mainly carp from the bank or getting the boats out and chasing yellas around the stumps in the centre! But glad to know there is still a few around, that first self releaser didn't look to be too bad of a size either!
@robbiefishing , I moved here in Dec of 2023, after watching your videos I was excited to be working next to lake hume. Little did I know the fishing was drying up as much as the lake has in the last 12 months.
Yeah that's pretty typical. It seems to fish well for reddies after a flood but the following few years sees their numbers drop off. With the sad state that Lake Hume is on, the next big flood might not deliver any redfin.
Hope the reddies come back . Used to fish in the Tallangatta arm. Got a few trout and lots of eatable size reddies. Didn’t they get some disease a couple of years ago Robbie 🤔
Hi mate, I'm really sorry but I do not offer a guiding service any more. I used to be a guide for a while but decided to stop doing it to focus on my fishing videos instead.
Thanks Vincent. It's been very hot here. Too hot some days. It was 40 celcius yesterday. I laid under the air conditioner and had a sleep. I dreamed about windy, cold rainy sleety days. LOL 😆😆
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Great to watch as always Mate. Thanks for sharing :)
Nice to see thier still redy, s in the lake cheers from grumpy
Thank you so much Grumpy, let's hope they breed back up mate. 🙏👍
Awesome as Robbie fishing great content as all ways
Thanks so much mate. 👍👍
I asked a question about Lake Hume when you were at Green Lake a few weeks ago. Thank for the positive answer
Those photos of the kestrels that Lauretta took are unreal.. love your videos
Thanks so much mate. 👍👍
Awesome video robbie. good to see that redfin are still there. Good to keep the stock up. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍
Thanks mate. 👍👍
Awesome work as always Robbie!
Thanks so much champ. 👍👍
Keep up the great work Robbie ‘ 👍
Thanks so much mate. 👍👍
You found Elvis's sunglasses - good on you mate!
Haha press one for the money, 2 for the shot, 3 for the glasses...
@@robbiefishing And Go Go Go haha
Great video as always Robbie. Thanks for the entertainment
Thanks so much for watching Matt. 👍👍
@ all good Robbie
Late last year I have caught a couple reddies around bowna but only 1 per trip. Also caught one below the wall at Haywoods.
Great to see you once again mate
G'day Jeff, thanks so much for tuning in mate. I hope you're going OK.
When you were showing the pics of the kestels, my dogs came running in and stood looking at the screen with their heads cocked ot the side.
It looks like I might moving states soon, so now I have to learn all of the new regs. Life is hard lol.
WOW moving states sounds stressful. Haha that's funny about the dogs though. LOL 😂😂😂
Geez you had to work for 'em Robbie. I knew a bloke years ago who used to regularly fish for redfin in a small river here. He mostly fished little spinners like celtas and reckoned he got a hit on average every eighteen casts.
I went for a walk around my dam at ten O'clock tonight- still hot, really humid, saw seven of my catfish feeding in the shallows- looking through a haze of a million tiny insects swarming my head light.
You really should try to get back to that private dam where you caught the catfish a while back and try some night fishing Robbie, when they're really on the chew. Great fun- you'd have a ball- probably difficult to film though. Cheers mate. Jay.
Thanks so much Jay. I'm hoping to get back out there really soon, I love fishing in that lake.
Great work Robbie I remember a few years ago you pointed out those white spots dunno what video it was though lol. Nice reddies though good fun!
Thanks mate. Fingers crossed they bounce back. 👍👍
Great content love your work
Thanks mate. 👍👍
Great Video Robbie 👍
Thanks buddy. 👍👍
Great video
Gee that wind was strong at least you got a couple
Love Lauretta pictures
Thanks so much Pete. She sure is a very talented photographer.
Good one mate 👍👍👍👍👍👍 the bird photos were awesome to
Thanks so much Cam, I will pass your kind words onto Lauretta.👍👍
I grew up in Wodonga and back in the 90's we used to catch lots of redfin out at Talgarno off the little point opposite Jake's Hut. I love seeing you out fishing in places I used to go when I was a young bloke. Do you ever go to Doolans Bend over at Barnawatha / Howlong for Murray Crays? It was a good spot for crays back then.
Thanks so much mate. I haven't fished Doolens, but I have fished Richardson's. I tend to avoid the Murray. I fish it occasionally but not a lot.
I’ve scoped up huge schools of Redfin over the past couple of months but they don’t seem to be hungry.
Heading out in the morning so I’ll let you know
Awesome good luck Butch. 👍👍👍
Awesome session bro 😂😂😂😂😂 Wez Berryl...?
Thanks Bro, she's off doing teenage things.
Not sure which video it was but I did comment recently mentioning how low it's been recently! Me and a few mates were getting a few decent sized ones out of the Bowna arm but as you mentioned they weren't looking all that great with whatever that disease was so unfortunately no feed. That's probably going back 18 months-2 years ago when it was still up around the 80-90+% mark. Since then the water has dropped significantly due to releases into the Murray so it's been mainly carp from the bank or getting the boats out and chasing yellas around the stumps in the centre! But glad to know there is still a few around, that first self releaser didn't look to be too bad of a size either!
Thanks mate. It's the first time we've seen it this low for a few years.
hi robbie mate big thumbs up great content were getting spoilt much
Thank you so much mate. 👍👍
Great job Robbie, those Kestral's Hoppers would make Good bait!
Thanks mate, I agree. 👍👍
Awesome mate I was wondering if there was still Redfin in there after they died awhile back now I know cheers mate
I have only caught 2 in 12 months. 1 near Ebden, one at Kangaroo Point. Both were under 10cm.
WOW It's so disappointing isn't it.
@robbiefishing , I moved here in Dec of 2023, after watching your videos I was excited to be working next to lake hume. Little did I know the fishing was drying up as much as the lake has in the last 12 months.
Wow your wife’s photos are amazing she should do a work shop
Thanks Catherine, she sure is a talented photographer.
Good video mate even found some sunnies 😂😂😂 night mate
Haha thanks Catherine.
Small ones means there will be big ones in a year or two.
I hope you're right mate. 👍
Onya Robbie!
Nice work to catch 3, but I'm sure they will be back
Thanks Dmac. Fingers crossed mate. 👍👍
Big swell for such a short fetch
You're not wrong mate, it was bloody windy. Lots of fun though. Haha
surfing video please
Hahaha
In the mid 90s I used to catch 30 odd keepers with ease and probably throw 50 or more back out there on a good day trawling
Yep I remember those days. We had a season like that a few years back until a virus swept through the lake.
Jeez mate ya competing with Ron chopper tonight lol
Hahaha Ron Chopper is a legend.
I've been watching these epic fishing videos on my TV, Keep up the good work👍
Thank you so much mate. 👍👍
@robbiefishing ❤ anything for a beloved fisher
None left in Moodamere 👎
Yeah that's pretty typical. It seems to fish well for reddies after a flood but the following few years sees their numbers drop off.
With the sad state that Lake Hume is on, the next big flood might not deliver any redfin.
Hope the reddies come back . Used to fish in the Tallangatta arm. Got a few trout and lots of eatable size reddies. Didn’t they get some disease a couple of years ago Robbie 🤔
Thanks mate, I hope so too. Yep they sure did, I spoke about it in the video. It was horrible.
Looking a bit LOW!
It's around 50%. It's the lowest it's been for a few years but I've seen it much lower.
can me you go fishing together one day robbie
Hi mate, I'm really sorry but I do not offer a guiding service any more. I used to be a guide for a while but decided to stop doing it to focus on my fishing videos instead.
Nice day for flying a kite. I'm so jealous of your beautiful weather. Here it's cold rainy sleety icy depressing. 😢
Thanks Vincent. It's been very hot here. Too hot some days. It was 40 celcius yesterday. I laid under the air conditioner and had a sleep. I dreamed about windy, cold rainy sleety days. LOL 😆😆
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But at least it is wet and wild.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.😂😂😂😂😂.
Audio sounds great. Even in the wind.
Thanks so much mate.