Tails from TOGA TOWN | The hunt for a GIANT SARATOGA ep.1 Lake Borumba
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- G’day guys and welcome back to another episode!
This week we begin our search for a Giant impoundment Saratoga. Landing a mid 80cm plus fish will be no easy feat but it’s a challenge I’m really looking forward to. Don’t forget to subscribe so you can keep up with series.
Tackle used in this episode:
Rod - Dobyns Sierra 682c
Reel - Shimano Calcutta Conquest 30se HG
Line - Sunline Almight 20lb
Leader - 20lb Sunline system shock fc
Lures - night owl baits glide, jackal squirrel 67
Thanks for watching!!
Great vid mate, only recently ticked the toga box with three fish, just amazing fish. Looking forward to the next episode.
Cheers Mark! They’re definitely up there with one of my favourites that’s for sure. Where did you catch yours?
Love the location, These are some crazy looking fish!
Cheers mate! Proper Dinosaur ay 🙌🏽
Love your intro/outro clip too
Thanks man I was really happy with it!
That is a good watch mate, keep it up.
Cheers old boy!
Perfect location, perfect conditions and perfect boat for it. Great vid Josh
Cheers legend!
Epic dude! Keen to see how you go, a 90cm would be epic 🙌🏼
Thanks man!! Fingers crossed 🤞🏼
I just stumbled across your channel bro! I’m a few days out from fishing borumba myself!! This got me frothin! 🤙🏼
Epic man! How long are you there for?
I don’t have a deadline bro, just potting my way up the coast, so I’ll hang around there for a few days, and try score a toga before they shut down!
@@LostFishingAus how good! You got a boat with you or a kayak?
Cool video dude
Thanks man!!
Epic video, Borumba is just such an awesome place
Thanks man! Such a cool dam
Great video, I love Fishing Borumba. What brand boat have you got there mate? 👍🏼
Thanks mate! It a 445 flyer by coastal cat
Mate what type of sounder is that I’ve never seen that before so sic
It’s a Garmin 8410 running livescope mate
@@fishinjosh thanks 👍
Hey Josh, I live in SEQ too,around home we have a lot of rivers with Mary River cod. I’ve been wanting to catch bass and cod on a swim bait. Can you point me in the right direction on what brand and size swim bait to use. Our rivers are very clean water. 👍🏼
The new molix 130 glide is a winner mate! The little shimano bantam is a must have too, they’re small but are absolute fish magnets
@@fishinjosh Thanks for getting back to me. Keep your videos coming! 👍🏼
@@Philpy462 no worries mate! What system are you fishing?
@@fishinjosh I am pretty lucky. I have four good systems with in about half an hour from my home town of Beaudesert.
@@Philpy462 yer nice! I haven’t fished down there much at all but if the systems have tilapia in them the deps tiny bullshooter is a cracking little lure too
Mate ive never seen someone use one of those fish scanners before, must feel a bit like a computer game.. not sure if i could ever get into it, i barely even use my sounder.
Seems to quite a popular opinion amongst those that haven’t used livescope before mate. As far as a learn tool goes it’d be up there with one of the biggest advances in modern fishing equipment, the ability to see how a fish reacts or does react to lures or even noise/boat presence is pretty crazy.
@fishinjosh Yea i guess it depends on what youre in it for.. for me fishing was always about the personal achievement of reading and conquering the environment yourself and reducing the chance element with skill and experience, not about ease of catching, so too much technology would ruin that experience for me. But to each their own really, most fishos up north where i am are just trying to get a feed.. and youve got everyone in between.
Its interesting to see these powerful new technologies emerge, and how they will affect the concept of sport fishing itself.. or if they will even be considered as sport fishing.
@@shawnduddridge totally get it mate but again without having seen it in action or using it you’re purely speculating on what it’s like to fish with. This video is a 20minute snippet of 2 full days on the waters so it’s far from shooting fish in a barrel or converting everything you see or cast at. It’s one thing to see a fish on the screen but the ability to present the right cast, lead the fish and then read how it’s reacting to what the lure is doing is far from easy catching.
@fishinjosh Yea impoundment Toga fishing at the tail end of the season is far from easy catching in the first place! Im sure it doesn't guarantee you fish, mate im not saying youre not a skilled fisho either.. its just a very different type of fishing. Id like to see it used on a variety of environments and species, and obviously to see how it compares up against a skilled angler without one.
My guess is the biggest benefits will be seen when the fish are not active.
Can you identify species on the screen with any reliability? Or is it more a process of deduction / size probability in the dams.
@@shawnduddridge you’re 100% right about being able to identify active/not active fish mate! Some species are definitely easier to identify like threadfin, Barra and cod but that’s just because they’re generally larger fish. It also has a lot to do with the depth of what you’re in and how far you have the scope distance set, the larger the distance you cover the smaller the fish become in the screen. Also in shallower water fish will throw a shadow just like side scan so you can get a pretty decent idea of what you’re looking at