Another great vid fellas. I have a couple of question How deep do you think 2-3 colours on your lead line is? And when is your fishing show on the radio?
G'day Ben, thanks for the kind comment. There are a number of factors determining how deep leadline goes, with boat speed being the most critical factor. Tassies need more speed to work properly than fenders and worms/mudeyes, so do not run as deep. On average though, and based on many years of hanging up on submerged trees, we would say that 3 colours of leadline gets you down 18-25 feet. Fishtalk goes to air each Thursday night from 7.00-9.00pm on 107.3fm. We have a facebook page as well.
great video Roscoe and Jaime you piscatorial legends
nice to see the alvey getting a run with the lead-line
We use them exclusively Mark, and have done for years.
Another great vid fellas. I have a couple of question How deep do you think 2-3 colours on your lead line is? And when is your fishing show on the radio?
G'day Ben, thanks for the kind comment. There are a number of factors determining how deep leadline goes, with boat speed being the most critical factor. Tassies need more speed to work properly than fenders and worms/mudeyes, so do not run as deep. On average though, and based on many years of hanging up on submerged trees, we would say that 3 colours of leadline gets you down 18-25 feet. Fishtalk goes to air each Thursday night from 7.00-9.00pm on 107.3fm. We have a facebook page as well.
Can you please tell me if I can fishing from the bank. Can I walk around the lake for fishing. I don't have a boat. Cheers
The only real bank access at lake Dartmouth is at the boat ramp. You would have access to about 200 metres of foreshore.
@@FishtalkVideo Thank you very much indeed for your quick reply. Good on you brother. Cheers from ikram
@@IkramKhan-et7zj my pleasure. Good luck with your fishing.
It fished shit house today.