Beach Fishing With Live Bait On A Run-in Tide! 🐟🐟🐟

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  • Beach Fishing live bait & pilchards on a run-in tide PLUS baiting tips and strategy.
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  • @RogerOsborneFishing
    @RogerOsborneFishing  Год назад +6

    For all products recommended by Roger, please visit: www.rogersfishing.com/gear-resources
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    • @toaluasaleupolu7060
      @toaluasaleupolu7060 Год назад +1

      Awesome fishing Roger..my favorite dish for kahawai is smoking after brining overnight its taste very yummy like the real salmon and any other fish..awesome video mate

    • @martinbisschoff988
      @martinbisschoff988 4 месяца назад

      Roger, here is another South African tip. Not sure if your family enjoy a good mug of hearty tasty soup on occasion? Those lovely fish heads after cleaning? Pop a few into a stock pot (remove the gills), about two litres of water, add a diced carrot or two, salt and pepper, a bay leaf or two. Simmer about an hour and a half, strain and use or freeze for later use. An excellent stock for healthy tasty soup.

  • @srdjanacimovic5738
    @srdjanacimovic5738 Год назад +24

    Roger you are an absolute legend. I absolutely love all your bait fishing videos. I watch them over and over. Not like the usual lure and plastic fishing videos all over RUclips. Your videos are awsome and show exactly what the average person can do on a river or beach who doesn't have a boat etc. Keep up the great videos mate catching bait, using bait, keeping bait, storing bait, finding bait, finding gutters etc. You are very entertaining buddy.

  • @SoBoring136
    @SoBoring136 Год назад +2

    The thing I really enjoy about you and your videos is it’s real you show yourself getting 0 after hours of soaking baits. That’s truely fishing we don’t catch all the time

  • @Mark-ew5jm
    @Mark-ew5jm Год назад +6

    What an amazing video…the beach where you fish is sensational and what amazed me is many times when you are fishing these pristine locations, there are no other anglers to be seen. The salmon action on light tackle was both entertaining and instructional. Live baiting off the beach is totally foreign to me as I usually fish the Victorian coastline (90 mile beach) and when I have fished for larger species it is usually with fresh caught fish of which the fillets are used. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video Roger.

  • @steves6596
    @steves6596 Год назад +5

    As always, absolutely awesome.
    Roger, could you do a vid on everything you pack, how you pack it and how you carry it when going beach fishing alone? Thanks.

  • @phildunn1725
    @phildunn1725 Год назад +6

    Well done Roger . If you had a floating hook below the cable tie could have found out what bit the live mullet in half.

  • @markohart691
    @markohart691 5 месяцев назад +2

    Beautiful offshore dusk scene.

  • @matthewgrech5545
    @matthewgrech5545 Год назад +6

    Always love your videos Roger. You always provide so much useful information, anyone new to fishing would benefit so much from watching your uploads. Wouldn’t mind seeing some more on catching whiting with worms , nippers & pippies.

  • @mattd4616
    @mattd4616 Год назад +5

    Outstanding video as usual Roger, thank you for the time and effort you put into making such fantastic, informative content. There are a thousand fishing channels out there but few if any, can match your enthusiasm and generosity of knowledge.

  • @reiverone
    @reiverone Год назад +4

    Wow Roger, you have some fantastic fishing in your area, which in turn gives me, in the cold northern reaches of England, escapism from cold fingers fishing on the beaches where I live. Great video again, and a very enjoyable watch. Cheers.

    • @RogerOsborneFishing
      @RogerOsborneFishing  Год назад +1

      Cheers mate, good to hear. What fish do you mainly catch there?

  • @alic6627
    @alic6627 Год назад +3

    Great to meet you today Rob! Awesome bait fishing videos packed full of useful tips and info!!! :) Let's hope there biting again tomorrow!

  • @davidgc4396
    @davidgc4396 Год назад +4

    Love those beach fishing videos Roger😊

  • @cambo867
    @cambo867 Год назад +2

    Roger, I've seen fisho's cut the finger tips off rubber gloves and wear them to save the digits from been cut by braid. Another option for casting only is to use a bionic finger or casting cannon that is taped or tied to the rod.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    Thats a great hole on a rising tide with dusk coming on. The perfect recipe for Mulloway. Corporal Defriskbomb caught a Jew Fish/ Mulloway that was longer than the bath in the lines at RAAF Williamtown. He had it covered in ice from the mess and it fed about 100 people in a beautiful indian vegetable curry with BBQ'd Mulloway steaks. Many happy people.

  • @moonlitpearl700
    @moonlitpearl700 4 месяца назад

    I just love the sound of the surf. The night sky is gorgeous, too. Great video

  • @lockylamondo7544
    @lockylamondo7544 Год назад +4

    Love your channel Roger! I was thinking that a video on how to safely handle different species of fish would be useful and get some views. You could potentially use some previous footage since you cant go and catch every type of fish for one video but I'm sure you would give it a red hot go. Thanks for all the fishing tips.

  • @chuen168
    @chuen168 Год назад

    我來自香港,好喜歡睇您的影片,從中學習咗好多釣魚知識,多謝您❤

  • @jtarryohpengyew8173
    @jtarryohpengyew8173 Год назад +1

    Nice video, thanks Roger.

  • @oguzhanardich7912
    @oguzhanardich7912 Год назад +1

    Thanks Roger

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    I grew up with second generation beach fishermen some of the first side cast drum reel and long bamboo pole fisherman who fished Cape Liptrap. Ive watched all the Aussie fishing shows since Rex Hunt Gishing Adventures, Rob Paxevanos show, Fishing Australia, iFish, and all the fishos shows in-between but Roger, you are a stellar Australian Fisherman and up there with the very best beach, surf and estuary fisherman with fabulous camerawork, great editing and really interesting narrative all ehile fishing. Congratulations. You need to be nominated for RUclips Fishing Show Awards

  • @boomsaway3
    @boomsaway3 Год назад +3

    Makes me want to go fishing. Great video.

  • @imlegendsam
    @imlegendsam Год назад +3

    Great video, great passion & experience 👍👍

  • @truthfearsnoinvestigation3013
    @truthfearsnoinvestigation3013 Год назад

    Very much enjoying all your videos. Thanks for the helpful info!

  • @markohart691
    @markohart691 5 месяцев назад

    Great lesson. Thanks Roger. Love all your vids.

  • @VizagFish
    @VizagFish Год назад +2

    excellent demo

  • @kumadude1
    @kumadude1 Год назад +3

    Love your show, very family friendly and great techniques.

    • @geofflongford2008
      @geofflongford2008 9 месяцев назад

      Yeah. Particularly the bit when he sticks the cable tie through the fishes eyes.

    • @KangaJack-ns9gd
      @KangaJack-ns9gd 8 месяцев назад

      @@geofflongford2008 I was just thinking the same thing. Very tidy, but don't think Mr Mullet was impressed.

    • @stevensuhar8302
      @stevensuhar8302 2 месяца назад

      ​@geofflongford2008 They have channels that showcase vegetable gardens, no bait fish are harmed on those.

  • @robertsheedy9811
    @robertsheedy9811 Год назад +2

    Enjoyed that mate keep up the good work .😀👍

  • @andrewstory9763
    @andrewstory9763 Год назад

    Thanks Roger. Really enjoy your videos. I would love to see some land based flathead fishing.

  • @user-my5hf4mr8b
    @user-my5hf4mr8b 6 месяцев назад

    Hi there Roger I like the way you fish and I like to watch your videos I'm from cape Town south africa I'm a good fisherman myself I like the information and tips you show a fisherman can never stop learning great stuff keep it up

  • @lilmont4502
    @lilmont4502 Год назад +2

    Hi Roger always enjoy your videos very informative and please keep it up. Just a tip for you when you are using braid and casting heavy sinkers and big baits have you thought about taping a Breakaway Cannon to your rod with electrical tape it’s a game changer well it was for me they are cheap to buy and easily removed if you don’t require no need for a finger stall anymore you can put that in the bottom drawer. Cheers Richard

  • @paulwilliamson3211
    @paulwilliamson3211 11 месяцев назад

    In the late 70’s early 80’s when fishing offshore from Bermagui we would catch small tuna and rig them in a similar way using heavy Dacron with loops on each end and an open eyed needle. Baits were trolled for marlin and sharks, very effective.

  • @whiteunicornDR659
    @whiteunicornDR659 5 месяцев назад +1

    I’m only new to your channel but absolutely hooked - line and sinker

  • @emadkhazal6171
    @emadkhazal6171 Год назад

    You are great following you i am from Kuwait and I learned a lot from you.
    Thank you

  • @deanwimbridge9318
    @deanwimbridge9318 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks 👍Ballon fishing is something I would like to learn.

  • @franksaunders6534
    @franksaunders6534 Год назад +9

    Great video, Roger! Down the track, it would be good to see you do a video on pot-holing the rocks - a mobile approach to shallow water rock fishing, covering liberal use of berley, tackle, bait, simple running ball sinker rig, how to read the washes etc.

  • @hishamh7323
    @hishamh7323 Год назад +1

    Good catch 👍👍

  • @wizardnebula8572
    @wizardnebula8572 Год назад

    Cool vid, I use that double zip tie method when chasing Jew using yakkas. Certainly helps with hook exposure

  • @shaneburns4349
    @shaneburns4349 11 месяцев назад

    you are terrific. Love to learn more about how to clean fish if I ever catch one.

  • @teddekker3383
    @teddekker3383 Год назад +1

    Thank you Roger 🙂
    We always enjoy watching your tips ... one day I might even catch a fish LOL
    Ted & Rosie 🌹

  • @matthamilton4677
    @matthamilton4677 5 месяцев назад

    Hi Roger, love the videos and learning a lot, never to old to learn new tricks, But I think I have one for you, I grew up on Kangeroo Island and when I was a kid we went black bream fishing in a river called Cygnet River, day before I would collect 2 to 3 dozen small rock crabs for bait Now our style of fishing back then for bream where we'll away from the normal everyday cast and hook as we see as the normal we would use only light 10lb line one swivel to the main line a small running sinker and long shanked hook, we would remove the claws from the live crab bai and and hook it in the rear back leg, we would cast close to a snag or where we thought they would be hoding, now the interesting way we did this type of fishing is once wasted we would pull a metre of line out and leave the bail arm open, once you see the line being taken up we knew the fish had hit and we would again pull out another metre of line and the close the bail arm ready to strike, once the line has taunt we would strike the hit, we were pulling in 2lb + black bream using this method and it works a treat, I would like to see this style of fishing for others to explore and trust me when I say that we never missed a fish doing this , could you please do a video so others can see and experience a totally different style of hookup of bream, look forward to seeing it, take me back to the island and I'll show you where these big buggers where, I'm sure there is some place nearer to you, but would love to see my explanation of this in one of your videos , happy fishing

  • @johnpaproth5684
    @johnpaproth5684 27 дней назад +1

    That is the best idea to use those cable ties how easy is that

  • @bstfishing
    @bstfishing Год назад +1

    WOOHOO another upload from this legend!

  • @robertarmstrong1771
    @robertarmstrong1771 6 месяцев назад

    Roger your videos are fantastic.Could you explain 1) the optimal use of the drag and 2 ) using a net off the beach to prevent the line snapping.

  • @rogerstackhouse3832
    @rogerstackhouse3832 11 месяцев назад

    Roger, Love all of your videos and watch them over and over. You often provide the rig setup and pole / reel setup. If possible could you include your sinker size and rational. I did watch your video on sinkers. Here on the NJ coast the tide / current can be often be strong. I hate union the heavier sinkers.

  • @maureenmillard4241
    @maureenmillard4241 Год назад

    Use a small rubber mallet to bang in your rod holders, we started using the tubes in the mid sixties,my fishing mates worked for The PMG,( Telstra) had a good supply of tube stock.Cheers Mal.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 Год назад +1

    Roger , I'd love to see land base Snapper off the rocks after a big blow as they come right in close on the first dawn after a big Winter blow.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    Fabulous videography again. Stunning part of the world. Great fishing Roger as always.
    Tight lines mate.
    AlbyOneKenobi

  • @regmarshall5815
    @regmarshall5815 Год назад +1

    Hi Roger love your beach fishing stories I think there amazing so much so that it has inspired me to want to take up beach fishing but not sure about where to start when it comes to rods reels hoping you may have a suggestion on what would be good to start with thanks mate

  • @Mcnutsackpro
    @Mcnutsackpro Год назад +1

    I’m south coast of NSW and find the vids really helpful so far just getting back into fishing and finding out what works and what doesn’t. Maybe watching you target different things that maybe are good eating but get over looked like red rock cod for eg

  • @roylyle8222
    @roylyle8222 Год назад

    Roger the way I see this done in South Africa is with one cable tie through the eyes and then around the mouth like a horse bit. Then the hook goes up from the bottom of the mouth, through the cable tie and out the mouth.

  • @joelloh3895
    @joelloh3895 Год назад +1

    can you share a video on how to set up different rigs for different conditions. just like the ones you did in this video

  • @theimpaler5034
    @theimpaler5034 7 месяцев назад +1

    Just bought a couple of berley floats going to try them of the rock

  • @Kevenant
    @Kevenant Год назад +1

    Good stuff!
    Love that shirt too, I have one, keeps very cool better than others I think.
    If the dark is a problem get a Ledlensor H15R turn night into day 80hour run time rechargable, by far the best head lamp worth the money 👍

  • @NathanDuP
    @NathanDuP 6 месяцев назад

    Another tip is to use a black bucket. The darker bucket does not stress the fish out as much as a white bucket. Put a lid on with holes through for your air pump and a few more for circulation. The darker environment helps keep the fish alive for longer!

  • @02bigkev
    @02bigkev Год назад +1

    Nice Roger

  • @moonlitpearl700
    @moonlitpearl700 4 месяца назад

    Great catch. Going to make a nice dinner or two.

  • @toddmillar4041
    @toddmillar4041 Год назад +2

    I prefer a snooded 2 hook rig for my live baiting. Last time out I had a similar sized tailor on fo about 1/2 an hour and finally broke the metre mark and on the tail hook.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    Yes, Taylor for Mulloway, you legend. Lovely adaptation

  • @edwardoliver9640
    @edwardoliver9640 Год назад +1

    Hi roger, great video as usual, loving the live fishing videos. I was wondering if you have a good method for catching drummer off the rocks and could make a video on it. Cheers

  • @johnmaggiorino4493
    @johnmaggiorino4493 5 месяцев назад +1

    Nice place 👍

  • @alexfordyce2152
    @alexfordyce2152 6 месяцев назад

    How about a video describing what linento use in what case and how to set up rigs with braid as the main line.
    Personally would be very helpful.

  • @louisel-khouri1015
    @louisel-khouri1015 4 месяца назад +1

    Enjoy ur videos too

  • @ozmedico
    @ozmedico 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Roger .
    Love your videos.
    What about a video on the surf rods you recommend.
    Cheers Joe

  • @brendonkeegel9184
    @brendonkeegel9184 Год назад +1

    Love to see a video of you sourcing weed of the rocks, and going black fish/drummer fishing.

    • @RogerOsborneFishing
      @RogerOsborneFishing  Год назад +1

      Okay Brendon, I love Drummer fishing and have done extensive Drummer fishing since I was a teenager

  • @carllicastro4969
    @carllicastro4969 6 месяцев назад

    Hi Roger.
    Great videos thankyou.
    When live baiting, instead of using cable ties, try passing your hook through the nostrils. The live bait will be securely attached, and live much longer.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    WOW, Taylor can bite through 25 lb fluorocarbon line. WOW 😮

  • @chrissense7162
    @chrissense7162 3 месяца назад

    Thanks Roger. I’m not sure if you have a video for beaches that have a lot of current. I think that would be helpful for me please.

  • @tonsta1703
    @tonsta1703 Год назад

    Just found your channel Roger, excuse the pun, but I'm hooked, love the content

  • @Ramy_Ramz
    @Ramy_Ramz Год назад +3

    "his destiny is to be eaten by a big fish" hahahha yeah right I bet he couldn't wait too

  • @ivannaicker3649
    @ivannaicker3649 Год назад

    Hi luv ur updates bru..just a little bit of advice wen it comes to positioning ur rod stands deeper and firmer ...wat you need to do is after you push the rod stand into the sand remove the rod stand and shake of sand within rod stand then reinsert back into same hole wer it can go down further for more grip😅

  • @georgetalavikoff4260
    @georgetalavikoff4260 Год назад +2

    Hey Roger, can you give us your recipes for Thai fish cakes you make out of Salmon. So far I’ve tasted Australian salmon a few ways but find them very bland, maybe fish cakes might be edible. Also could you tell me which beach your at on this video please.

  • @johnclayton1875
    @johnclayton1875 Год назад

    I wish that your videos would show where your bait lands in the surf when casting maybe with a red arrow, would help in understanding the surf and where to cast too

  • @victortee1970
    @victortee1970 Год назад

    Hi Roger, thank you so much for the videos. I would like to know how to identify a hole in the water and also with rock fishing I always get snagged maybe between rocks or weeds, could you advise me the best method to set up a rig? Thanks so much.

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 4 месяца назад

    Far out Roger tge colour of tge sky and the reflection of the full moon, on a evening rising tide, paradise or what ?

  • @bertfourie1846
    @bertfourie1846 10 месяцев назад

    Hi Roger,
    Do you have a dedicated video on how to read the symptoms of rock and surf water to determine the best spot and length to cast?

  • @Fishylife1
    @Fishylife1 4 месяца назад

    Lots of information there.. Lots of love from kerala❤..

  • @maccastime
    @maccastime Год назад +1

    Nice video Roger,a good session,I would have kept the live mullet for just on dark,I have caught good Jews on the Northern beaches in Sydney.just on dark and a few hours after.

  • @RAW_VLOG
    @RAW_VLOG 8 месяцев назад

    Hey Roger, love the videos keep them coming! Would you be able to go over your rod rating, line weight, reel, hook and sinker weights in your videos. Just so we can get an understanding of what combos and rig setups you are using in each of your videos. Thanks again for the content, i have learnt so much :)

    • @RogerOsborneFishing
      @RogerOsborneFishing  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the support mate, much appreciated. I will do my best to cover as many details as I can for you 👍🏼

  • @sterling1steve
    @sterling1steve Год назад

    Thank you Roger for the awesome educational content. I'm new to your channel but align with much of your message. The plastics in the cable ties. Are they recoverable?

  • @Sloppysmalld-ck
    @Sloppysmalld-ck 6 месяцев назад

    Come across your videos about a week ago mate and im thoroughly enjoying them! Love the knowledge that you have and i would go as far to say, probably my favourite fishing channel on youtube.

  • @TerryT007
    @TerryT007 Год назад

    Wow Roger , awesome to see you are using some of our South African techniques with the live bait. Next you should try it with a non-return clip whereby you cast the sinker out 1st to get nice distance and then attach the live bait on the non-return clip. I love your channel ,keep up the great content.
    Ps what is your South African connection because even the Paternoster is a local place and favourite rig. 😍

  • @timharbour4914
    @timharbour4914 Год назад +1

    Thanks mate.
    Loving these beach sessions and learning heaps.

  • @colinwalker5601
    @colinwalker5601 Год назад

    Love your videos mate , but can you show more of your rigs ?

  • @granttanzer8656
    @granttanzer8656 Год назад +1

    Hi Roger, thanks for the beach fishing video's. Love how you keep them real...no BS.
    Q...Why do you perfer to wear sandals and not bare feet whilst fishing from the beach and what type of fishing sandals do you use.
    Cheers Grant.

    • @RogerOsborneFishing
      @RogerOsborneFishing  Год назад +2

      Hi Grant, I'm happy in bear feet but sometimes I wear the sandals, especially if I am walking down a bush track. The water shoes are Shimano Evair shoes. They are great!

  • @friarstan3752
    @friarstan3752 Год назад

    Gday Roger. Thankyou for your shared knowledge. I enjoy all of your video's.
    Do you use a float rig at all and if so, how to rig it.

  • @garysmeltzer1933
    @garysmeltzer1933 Год назад

    Hey Roger I enjoy your vids mate just one thing when I cast into the surf I cast from over my shoulder but I note you don’t use this method I use both spin reel and Alvey

  • @callummcdonogh3098
    @callummcdonogh3098 Год назад

    Can you do a video on targeting mulloway with all the tips like wind, time of day, rigs, tides and bait and Structures to look for it would be good if it was a walk through type video like this one. That would be 👌
    I've been trying to catch them for a few months now and I caught my first one last weekend by sheer luck I was driving past a stretch of river and thought why not wet a line. Wasn't even trying to get one but pulled in a soapy

  • @ashuraprim6352
    @ashuraprim6352 Год назад +2

    Roger can you please say the name of the beaches that you visit?

  • @dougmeller3368
    @dougmeller3368 6 месяцев назад

    Hi Roger, Thanks for this video. Just to let you know there are two small sections where the editing has repeated section (one is at around the 12 minute mark, and there is another later). Thanks so much for your efforts in creating this content.

  • @randybenio3329
    @randybenio3329 Год назад

    Hi Roger thats cool video Where about in south coast? Merimbula beach is my favourite for surf fishing

  • @ionpetru8708
    @ionpetru8708 7 месяцев назад

    Please make a video fishing from a high jetty .Any species ,from gar to mulloway .

  • @charlesarmstrong5292
    @charlesarmstrong5292 2 месяца назад

    Great video Roger. As an expat Saffa, I love the way you adopt techniques from there. Just for Interest, when I first arrived here I was pleased to find Mulloway which are called Kob and Taylor which are called Shad over there. I would value your input on this next. One thing that truly puzzles me is that Aussie fishermen don`t use a belt bucket (Saffa term) or Belt Gimble when rock & surf fishing. They really anchor the rod butt during retrieval when lure spinning and of fighting a caught fish. Do you know of a reason why this is so?

  • @chrishallowes9729
    @chrishallowes9729 Год назад

    Hey Roger, loved the video. I would like to see how you prepare your sea salmon - how to bleed it, fillet it and cook it. I would like to see you make your Thai fish-cakes if possible. Regards, Chris from Auckland.

  • @johnbolivar9902
    @johnbolivar9902 Год назад

    Love the videos ...how did you catch the mullet

  • @Lumpetaable
    @Lumpetaable Год назад

    Hi Roger, thank you for your channel. It is great! Just answering the query you raised, in case you know how to use the 'Maori rig' or 'coconut rig' off the rocks, that would be awesome to learn! no worries if no in the zone :) Thank you

  • @wandalin2628
    @wandalin2628 Год назад +1

    Hi Roger, I've learnt alot from your videos. Will you be able to add location/ name of beach where you are fishing? Thank you.

  • @benny9685
    @benny9685 Год назад +1

    Roger..how to catch the small mullets..? any video..?

  • @antalenebujan4161
    @antalenebujan4161 Год назад

    i would have loved to see the live bait rig

  • @zulninoCR
    @zulninoCR Год назад +1

    Hi roger thank you for the sharing video❤ . Did u use pilchard from the station / u buy fresh at fish market?

  • @linden72
    @linden72 Год назад +5

    That’s a pretty brutal way to torture a mullet…

    • @mini696
      @mini696 Год назад +6

      What do you do, kiss it and tell it bedtime stories?