Catching fresh sashimi from the rocks in Sydney Australia - Catch and Cook - Bugsy Fishing Ep 26 4K

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  • Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
  • In Episode 26, Bugsy shows us how to catch pelagic fish using lures and slice fresh sashimi. Fishing the Sydney rock ledges can be productive for a range of pelagic species. Autumn is a particularly good time to spin lures from the rocks for these tasty pelagic fish. Bugsy uses a range of lures to catch bonito and yellowtail kingfish. Rockfishing is a dangerous activity. Only fish from the rocks on the safest of days. Enjoy!

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  • @srduckyoce1084
    @srduckyoce1084 8 месяцев назад +3

    I recommend using a gp ring to a split ring, not only saves leader but it stronger

  • @aschuster421
    @aschuster421 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this Bugsy - Cheers

  • @benjaminwesercreative
    @benjaminwesercreative Год назад +1

    excellent info as usual mate 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Thanks Ben. Glad you got some info from it. There's still a bit of time left in the season

  • @Thebrowntown2010
    @Thebrowntown2010 Год назад +3

    Can't wait to move from the UK to Sydney to do this you're making me excited!! Subbed👍👏

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Awesome! There's some good fishing to get into

    • @maxmartin2618
      @maxmartin2618 Год назад +1

      Make sure you always wear a small inflatable life jacket

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      @@maxmartin2618 yes, I always do. Great invention for rock fishing safety. Cheers

    • @patrickngo1996
      @patrickngo1996 Год назад

      It's not always that easy...

  • @justinadams5159
    @justinadams5159 7 месяцев назад +1

    I fillet Flathead for basic meals. Almost exclusively frying it with a dusting of flour. Sometimes rubbing in Harissa paste. Love this meat. One of my faves. Just to say, I’ve never once got sick in years of eating fish. Haven’t eaten sashimi often, but the cross contamination of bacteria, from carrying these meanies from say the gut cavity to the flesh or skin to flesh sounds a bit pedantic. I mean these complications could occur, but I would expect very rare, overly careful I reckon. Not really gonna happen. Have you been sick eating sashimi? Of course you live and fish in Sydney so probably, due to big city environment. More contaminants about.😊

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  7 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, cooking fish is much lower risk than sashimi. I have been sick from sashimi overseas. This is the way a few chefs taught me and yes, I guess they need to be careful not to make their customers sick

  • @niccoli31129
    @niccoli31129 Год назад

    Ah yes , just in time for coffee and breakfast as usual 🫡

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад +1

      Perfect! Hope you enjoyed and hopefully see you on the ledge soon

    • @yimingli3513
      @yimingli3513 Год назад +1

      where is the fish🙄

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      @@yimingli3513 in my belly

    • @yimingli3513
      @yimingli3513 Год назад

      @@bugsyfishing Haha, looks like boni still around

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      @@yimingli3513 I think so, I haven't been fishing very much lately

  • @jogguys
    @jogguys Год назад +1

    👍

  • @Nomad_joey
    @Nomad_joey Год назад

    Hey dude loved that video. Just curious how do you sharpen that massive knife??

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Thanks Joey. I am wondering the same thing. It is still sharp but I'm going to have to sharpen it soon

  • @pumpkingheist1415
    @pumpkingheist1415 7 месяцев назад +3

    Hey man do you have any videos explaining what makes a good spot for this type of fishing?

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  7 месяцев назад +1

      Hey mate, I don't but that's a good idea

    • @pumpkingheist1415
      @pumpkingheist1415 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@bugsyfishing Hope to see one soon!

    • @thesupajake1341
      @thesupajake1341 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@bugsyfishing I very much agree with @pumpkingheist1415 that a video like that would be great for beginners trying to find their own spots, with consideration to things like ideal depths for Pelagius like Bonnie’s, kings, macs etc. and structure e.g. are you casting onto sandy bottoms or lots of rocks or reef etc.

  • @user-gb2mb3jb6t
    @user-gb2mb3jb6t Год назад

    Nice job bro!Can i ask What kind of rod you use?Ml?L?or something ales?Thanku!

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Thanks bro! It's an Ocean's Legacy Specialist 9'8" PE 2-4

  • @mariorodriguez-fv7lr
    @mariorodriguez-fv7lr Год назад +2

    Which rod and rail do you use, do I have to get any permission to fish out here in Sydney?

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Hi Mario, this rod is an Ocean Legacy Specialist 9'8" PE2-4 with a Shimano Stradic SW 6000 size reel. And yes, you need to get a NSW recreational fishing licence from Service NSW

  • @patrickzhou3445
    @patrickzhou3445 Год назад +1

    What's the website you are checking your swells on?

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад +1

      Hi Patrick, I use a few sites. The Manly Hydraulics Lab site is good for the buoy reading, although it is in the past. I.e., what happened not what is going to happen. There is also near shore modelling which provides a forecast of conditions. Nothing is perfect though. Always just predictions and should be taken with an abundance of caution. Hope that helps

  • @rayhunapo9154
    @rayhunapo9154 2 месяца назад

    Just moved from nz where do u go fishing bro?

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  2 месяца назад

      Hi Ray, I mainly fish on the ocean ledges both on the northern beaches and south side. The harbour has some good spots and fish too. Just don't eat the fish west of the harbour bridge

  • @chrisahn9642
    @chrisahn9642 Год назад

    What lures?

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  Год назад

      Hi Chris, I was using the DUO Rough Trail Blazin 110 minnow in Ivory Halo colour, the Palms Superslide in 80g green colour, and a Maria Rerise in white about 100mm in length. Cheers

  • @BigBear130
    @BigBear130 Год назад

    Where is the location?

  • @miamifishingpipo
    @miamifishingpipo 8 месяцев назад

    Great videos, great action. Our channel just subscribe to yours. Tight lines from Miami.

    • @bugsyfishing
      @bugsyfishing  8 месяцев назад

      Thank you. Tight lines to you too