I've had those days - busting up all around and taking nothing. What I found was to down size - 3gram to 10gram tiny metal lures in various colours, and 2" soft plastic minnows in various colours usually work when the bigger stuff ain't.
Thanks Anthony! Sorry for the late one - missed YT notifications. That was my thinking in more recent times and I still can’t get them to eat ~3” slugs on 17lb leader!
@@PaulMalovFishing no worries! With the 3g - these are 40mm lures, so very tiny but just what they were looking for. The challenge is getting the right hooks since they often come with tiny trebles for ice fishing more than anything
Gillies do some great little, micro metals that I cast off the beach for Salmon and Tailor and it sure doesn’t equate that little presentations equals little fish, no sometimes they really like the little ones. The best often the ones just plain metal. These ones I think give that flash in the water from sun above.
I can totally relate to that excitement 😁 I recently took my 12 foot tinny out for my first ever tuna chase and was lucky enough to score one right at the end of the day 😁 But half the fun is just being out there and seeing what happens, aye! That salmon school coming right up to the boat would have been terrific 🤘👍👍
Did u know that our species of dolphins in port Phillip bay are the only ones of their kind, they have adapted and evolved to live here, also live squid is excellent bait for kingies and there’s a bunch near the heads and tuna in Portland
Will have some squid out with us next time for sure! Didn’t know that about the dolphins though, thank you! Sorry for late one - missed YT notifications
Hey I recon the old Aussie salmon are pretty good on the chew mate so not a total disappointment. And a day on the water has gotta be better then a day at work.. Great video mate.
SOrry for the late one mate - no issues here at all with any cracking. Haven't had it out in really really rough stuff and if we do, definitely don't punch it through, a bit more gentle with all our gear these days and don't want to bang ourselves up!
Hey John, I think it’s a tremendous all rounder mate. From offshore, to the bay, to tournaments if you wish. Good fitout; fit and finish, good hull shape for a smooth/relatively dry ride (compared to other similar boats) - will never be as smooth as a glass hull! And good value for money! But have all definitely increased in cost over the last 12 months
Your videos are awsome been fallowing you for some time now. I was just wondering if that's a minn kota riptide ulterra in the front of your boat?reason why I'm asking is because I need to choose either the minn kota or the motoguide xi5.
Nick Marangos thanks Nick! Hope you’re well mate. Yeah we have a Minn Kota on the front. From memory it’s just an older Rip Tide model and not the Ulterra. Had the xi5 on my previous boat and it was great too. Lowrance is coming out with an electric motor in the next week or so too. What boat do you have and how urgently do you need a new electric?
@@PaulMalovFishing thanks for the quick reply mate! My boat is a Olympic 500ccf I'm told a 55lbs is good enough for my boat. I'm not in a hurry, don't want to buy a problematic trolling motor. Plus I need to see what's the best buy since I have to buy it from over seas preferably a dealer in Europe so I don't get taxed.
No idea on pricing yet mate. Initial word is it’ll be focusedon the bass/bass boat market and then branch out to longer shaft lengths for bigger boats like ours and saltwater models. Expecting the 80lb 24v setup to be at least $25-2800 but have nothing to back that up. But that’s roughly what other products are going for with similar features. Few more days to go before the new electrics are announced at iCast in the US
Thanks bud I'll keep an eye on it to see what it's all about and than choose from the 3 the best one for my needs. Keep fishing man post up your awsome videos!!! Gets the blood pumping to want to go out and slay the fish!
Hi mate, looks like you had some good conditions in the day. Do you remember what the swell height was? I have a small boat myself and keen to head down west for the first time. Cheers
On a calm wind and swell day, i think i'd still be confident and comfortable out there, but a Renegade 420 would be about the limit of my comfort. I know guys who have done it in a 435 Hornet in years gone by, but that the Renegade is a safer hull for the ocean IMO.
geoff stein thanks Geoff. Amazing boats for the size and money mate. Driving to the conditions with the right amount of trim she was dry and soft riding offshore for what’s essentially a small side console. Very capable all rounder
Organise the bottom of your boat, it is a floating trip hazard. If you go over, when they retrieve your body, the GoPro footage will be mandatory boat safety viewing WORLDWIDE Paul. It will be your final contribution to maritime history.
@@PaulMalovFishing God Bless you Paul. I just see it all the time, floating pig sties. They catch a fish and then lay the rod down to be scratched or broken. Instead of landing the fish and holstering the butt in a rod holder, or even just a plastic cup tied to something. Then you've got an extra hand free and the rod in position where it isn't in the way.
Some days absolutely, other days when they're milling on the surface, a stickbait or popper seems to be the go! But continuing to learn, that's for sure!
I've had those days - busting up all around and taking nothing. What I found was to down size - 3gram to 10gram tiny metal lures in various colours, and 2" soft plastic minnows in various colours usually work when the bigger stuff ain't.
Thanks Anthony! Sorry for the late one - missed YT notifications. That was my thinking in more recent times and I still can’t get them to eat ~3” slugs on 17lb leader!
@@PaulMalovFishing no worries! With the 3g - these are 40mm lures, so very tiny but just what they were looking for. The challenge is getting the right hooks since they often come with tiny trebles for ice fishing more than anything
Gillies do some great little, micro metals that I cast off the beach for Salmon and Tailor and it sure doesn’t equate that little presentations equals little fish, no sometimes they really like the little ones. The best often the ones just plain metal. These ones I think give that flash in the water from sun above.
Yeah something to consider for sure. I’ve added a few small items since this trip to the arsenal!
Good video it’s good to see people doing different fishing in smaller boats love to see more
I can totally relate to that excitement 😁 I recently took my 12 foot tinny out for my first ever tuna chase and was lucky enough to score one right at the end of the day 😁 But half the fun is just being out there and seeing what happens, aye! That salmon school coming right up to the boat would have been terrific 🤘👍👍
Good to see a 460 getting used out wide. I’m looking at one at the moment and want to do a fair bit of blue water stuff in it.
Adventure Forever they’re a fantastic all rounder mate!
I'd be looking at something bigger if your going to do off shore a lot.
Did u know that our species of dolphins in port Phillip bay are the only ones of their kind, they have adapted and evolved to live here, also live squid is excellent bait for kingies and there’s a bunch near the heads and tuna in Portland
Will have some squid out with us next time for sure! Didn’t know that about the dolphins though, thank you! Sorry for late one - missed YT notifications
Hey I recon the old Aussie salmon are pretty good on the chew mate so not a total disappointment. And a day on the water has gotta be better then a day at work.. Great video mate.
Cliff's Fishing and Hobbies thanks Cliff! The salmon go alright from time to time for sure
great video and thanks for sharing the info with us
Loved your video what size boat please?
Thank you! It’s 4.6m in length
good work mate, I just got a 460 renegade also with the offshore hull and the same motor... I love the thing also!!!
Lochie Cromie great boats aren’t they mate!
Fantastic work mate! Keep them coming. It's a pitty no tuna or king's. Next time!!! 117km wowsers.
Have you Eve taken that boat mate through a bar with big swell?
Also how does it handle the chop and have you had any cracks?
SOrry for the late one mate - no issues here at all with any cracking. Haven't had it out in really really rough stuff and if we do, definitely don't punch it through, a bit more gentle with all our gear these days and don't want to bang ourselves up!
Similar boat, 50 hp 2 stroke Mariner 1996, just got serviced, 15km and 12 l used.
4st tech has come a long way! Sorry for the super late one 🤣 missed YT notifications
Fish are so bloody picky sometimes! Nice job mate👍🏽
Thanks buddy! Sorry for the super late reply, missed YT notifications
Is that a 440 renegade. Enjoy your video mate 👍
Thanks Noel, it's a 460 with a 70 4st Yamaha
Mate your videos are so mad!! Love watching them no matter what they are, keep it up!
The quality of your vids are excellent Bricksy!!
What is your opinion of renegade 460?
Hey John, I think it’s a tremendous all rounder mate. From offshore, to the bay, to tournaments if you wish. Good fitout; fit and finish, good hull shape for a smooth/relatively dry ride (compared to other similar boats) - will never be as smooth as a glass hull! And good value for money! But have all definitely increased in cost over the last 12 months
@@PaulMalovFishingthanks for the quick respond. is it stable at rest?
Great stuff mate!
Tioti George thank you mate! Hopefully some tuna next time
Great video 👍
Thank you very much! 🙏🏻 🎣
Awesome..man i definately happy if i can catch salmon..what type of salmon are they???
Sorry for the late one Nath! Just Australian Salmon here mate out in the ocean for us
Nice video mate!!! Better luck next time 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks legend! Sorry for missed YT notification
Your videos are awsome been fallowing you for some time now. I was just wondering if that's a minn kota riptide ulterra in the front of your boat?reason why I'm asking is because I need to choose either the minn kota or the motoguide xi5.
Nick Marangos thanks Nick! Hope you’re well mate. Yeah we have a Minn Kota on the front. From memory it’s just an older Rip Tide model and not the Ulterra. Had the xi5 on my previous boat and it was great too. Lowrance is coming out with an electric motor in the next week or so too. What boat do you have and how urgently do you need a new electric?
@@PaulMalovFishing thanks for the quick reply mate! My boat is a Olympic 500ccf I'm told a 55lbs is good enough for my boat. I'm not in a hurry, don't want to buy a problematic trolling motor. Plus I need to see what's the best buy since I have to buy it from over seas preferably a dealer in Europe so I don't get taxed.
The new lowrance trolling motor looks SICKKKK! it looks like a tank! Do you have any idea what the price range will be?
No idea on pricing yet mate. Initial word is it’ll be focusedon the bass/bass boat market and then branch out to longer shaft lengths for bigger boats like ours and saltwater models. Expecting the 80lb 24v setup to be at least $25-2800 but have nothing to back that up. But that’s roughly what other products are going for with similar features. Few more days to go before the new electrics are announced at iCast in the US
Thanks bud I'll keep an eye on it to see what it's all about and than choose from the 3 the best one for my needs. Keep fishing man post up your awsome videos!!! Gets the blood pumping to want to go out and slay the fish!
Hi mate, looks like you had some good conditions in the day. Do you remember what the swell height was?
I have a small boat myself and keen to head down west for the first time. Cheers
Gone Freediving hi mate. I think it was in the region of 1.5m. Pretty small and dripping throughout the day
@@PaulMalovFishing cheers mate appreciate it.
Very welcome mate
sweet vid mate! spewin you didnt land what you wanted to. Theres always next time though hey!
Awesome
Were were u fishing 🎣
Out of Port Fairy
what boat are you using
Sorry legend unfortunately missed some notifications on a bunch of videos! It’s a quintrex renegade 460 side console with a 70hp Yamaha 4st
Would you do that in a 4.2 renegade 50hp 4stroke.?
On a calm wind and swell day, i think i'd still be confident and comfortable out there, but a Renegade 420 would be about the limit of my comfort. I know guys who have done it in a 435 Hornet in years gone by, but that the Renegade is a safer hull for the ocean IMO.
Nice video, Paul. Do you have any issues with the low transom when you go offshore?
Kevin Lin hey Kevin. No issues mate. They do make one with a much higher transom just for that reason but we haven’t had any waves come over yet
Great vid man. How do you rate the boat mate, I'm thinking of buying one but I also like to fish offshore how's it handle a bit of slop ? Cheers
geoff stein thanks Geoff. Amazing boats for the size and money mate. Driving to the conditions with the right amount of trim she was dry and soft riding offshore for what’s essentially a small side console. Very capable all rounder
Great vid mate, what boat do you run
It's in the description Ethan. :) Quintrex Renegade 460SC.
Nice video what outboard you got on it?
Hey Stanko, it's a 70hp Yamaha 4 stroke. Sorry for the late reply!
Whats the Boat?
Sorry legend unfortunately missed some notifications on a bunch of videos! It’s a quintrex renegade 460 side console with a 70hp Yamaha 4st
@@PaulMalovFishing no worries
Buddy use pink one
Lady Julia Percy Island is home to a seal colony and lots and lots of er.... big White things its lucky you didnt run into 4 metres of teeth !
I didn’t go swimming…I was in a boat!
Organise the bottom of your boat, it is a floating trip hazard. If you go over, when they retrieve your body, the GoPro footage will be mandatory boat safety viewing WORLDWIDE Paul. It will be your final contribution to maritime history.
Fair call Scotty - was my first time out and excited, will make sure to tidy up a bit more and remove and tripping hazards in future
@@PaulMalovFishing God Bless you Paul. I just see it all the time, floating pig sties. They catch a fish and then lay the rod down to be scratched or broken. Instead of landing the fish and holstering the butt in a rod holder, or even just a plastic cup tied to something. Then you've got an extra hand free and the rod in position where it isn't in the way.
just trolling mate, i bet u catch a lot more with trolling.
Some days absolutely, other days when they're milling on the surface, a stickbait or popper seems to be the go! But continuing to learn, that's for sure!
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