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The importance of being able to “read a beach” is evident right here Roger. A moving bait is not bad really and down here in Victoria there is many occasions where we “battle” side wash currents. The drift does change as gutters fill or abate yet it is important to keep giving it a go and a reward of a fish is often achieved. Great video Roger.
Thanks Roger for these exceptional videos, 18 months ago I relocated to the Forster Tuncurry area where I live 3 minutes from my local beach. However, up until recenty I've been unable to fish the beach because of a dodgy hip, but now after receiving a shiny new one I'm now able after many years to beach fish which is one of my favourite forms of fishing. Your videos are such an inspiration and motivation, thank you. And yes I've been successful with some cracking bream recently.
A buddy and I, usually fish in a spot where the waves are huuuuuuge. You 5ounce sinker gets thrown around like madd. I've come up with a new rig, that GOD willing, if it works, will allow me to catch more fish. If it works, I may make a vid Abt it. I will share it, only if it works😂. Long time fan of yours @Roger👍
G'day Roger, Thanks for the praise! When I'm travelling to or from a spot i find that clipping the rod holder to the rear strap makes it less conspicuous and less annoying. The beauty of the system is that you can use either strap as you like and, on some beaches where you have to trudge a long way the rear strap position helps, I think. The whole system is about being mobile and fish a spot then move, pack light and don't carry more than you need.
You are such a nice guy man. I wish I would get a chance to have a beach fishing session with you Sir. When I see you have adopted a simple suggestion from your subscriber, that makes you something special. No end for learning. Eagerly waiting for your next video. God bless you with good health always. Love from India.
this gives me confidence to keep trying and pay closer attention to the water / movement. I went out a couple of times the past weeks, sydney location, just no luck, no bites.
Keep trying Ben. I caught one Salmon on Tuesday morning and got a couple of bites last night so things might be improving. The water seems warmer and my little creek is warming up too.
This video demonstrates the single most frustrating aspect of my beach fishing exploits. A strong side current really does detract from the enjoyment and even Roger is battling on this occasion.
Really enjoy watching your videos Roger you keep it very simple very informative realistic and you have that dry sense of humour that gets a laugh👍but most of all your experience and knowledge at what you do is acknowledged👍 Great to watch all the best Roger👍
Greay video Roger I've had that happen at waitpinga Beach i keep fishing from left to right until the rig finds a place where the rip stops,well done thanks for the info nice fish and tight lines.
I'm from the Southeastern USA and look forward to your instruction. You are without a doubt one of the best fishing instructors on the web. What is the general area in Australia that you do most of your fishing? Wish you were closer because 4-5 grand for a flight to Australia is a bit much. Again, thank you.
You do a lot more for the community than you think, by encouraging people to fish. I appreciate it, and find the videos great. My 10yo son and I are really enjoying them. Thanks very much.
Hi Roger...i am watching your videos and it is such an inspirational and education.. beach fishing is one of my favourite hobby..my house is close to Arabian ocean i.e. couple min drive ( i.e., Kumta, Karnataka, India)..i wish i could fish with you and learn moee techinques.. lots of love from India...❤
Hi Roger, I like that sand spike idea too. Here’s another, whenever I’m fishing, I always have a cheap needle-nosed pliers in my utility pack to pull hook(s) out of caught fish. Less chance of hooking myself.
Watched this again, for inspiration 🙂 We're down here in Portland Vic., and I'm keen to get the lines wet again Roger after the cold & wet from winter ... it's just over a week to Spring & I can't wait. Great idea carrying the rod holder tube too. Love watching your videos & I always pick up a hint or two ✌ Keep up your great work, it is much appreciated !! Ted
Hey mate did you happen to visit Tumut River during the October long weekend and give out two black and rose gold Celta’s to some younger anglers? I believe it was you who gifted us with them and I have happened to stumble upon your channel!
That looks like a nice spot ,i mainly chase jew in nsw around wollongong ,my experience is a stirred up ocean = more fish ,the only no no is weed ,when i see weed i move on.
Hi Roger Had lots of bites. My bait got stripped down to its skin n head. I used herrings for bait. Being big baits i cut them into halves then into fillets n within 20 to 30mins the flesh as almost devoured except for the skin n those w the head the head is left. Did i do it wrong???🤔🤔🤔 Nevertheless i enjoyed the thrill of feeling bites on the line. Regards 😊😊😊
I only just subscribed. I noticed recently when swimming with my kids if the side sweep is strong you just keep moving back to where you were. If you let it drag you along the beach you will most likely end up in a Rip current heading out to sea. Looks like you experienced that.
It's great to know that letting the line take the lead is a good tactic. I'm trying to get my technique tight here on the Gold Coast ready for tailor season. The advice you give is very helpful and insightful. Already I feel much more confident surf fishing and reading the beach conditions. Thank you 👍🫶
Rogger! Your video thumbnail shows that you are teaching us to fishing in tsunami 😂 we survive in tsunami Or go for fishing when I open video it shown normal waves 🌊 thank GOD
If he thinks that's challenging, try the North East of England on winter storm nights, with the sleet in your face and the line freezing to the rod rings..that place looks lovely
@@RogerOsborneFishing Most of the fishing spots here are flat. Wind and wave are high in winter, and not as nice as what in your video. We have red tail surf perch on the sandy beach and rock fish and lingcod by the jetty.
Thanks for the lovely videos. You are a professor undoubtedly 👍👍👍 Are you in Syd by the way, I wish I can get a chance to be with you & learn practically. I am a tourist here in Syd , will stay 3 more weeks.
Hi Roger Thanks for the video. We have big seas here in South Africa all the time, it makes for some exciting fishing. I have a question that isn't related to fishing; how did you record the audio on this video?
Would you test it using a float or something? It just guess it based on the line movement under the water? I know we've spoken about it before, to try and avoid current, but sometimes it's just not possible to get to the other end of the beach when holidaying with family.
I've learnt over the years that when one arrives at the beach and you are faced with a horrible sidewash turn around and go home as majority of times you'll likely to catch a cold sooner than a fish. I am however surprised that you caught a fish in that mess. Try putting dry sand onto the worm while baiting up, you'll find it much easier to thread it on.
OK, usually in that situation with a side current flowing along the beach, its heading towards a rip zone. So following it along will bring you to the rip, where the current is flowing out through the surf. Here, the surf will not be pushing you bait along and back to the beach. It will be trying to suck the bait out through the surf. As the current gathers strength toward the & in the rip will scour out the bottom & gather more and more food along the way, creating a deeper channel richer in food. Also, the rip will supress the breakers, making the calmer & clearer. This is where most fish will be feeding & where you want to be. You may even get the rip to carry you bait out to the back of the breakers. At 11:30, you are at the rip & at 16:06 you even say "look at that, my line's getting sucked out", well, that's the rip. It's a corridor of calmer water making a gap in the breakers. Get your catch squared away before repositioning your tackle. The rod was safe in the holder already, but you moved it while the dehooked fish was still lying in the wash zone. What if a wave had come in and taken it away while your hands were full of tackle? Then you pull up the rod holder before rebaiting your hooks. Do the rebaiting first, leave the holder where it is & recast to get the bait out in the bite zone again as fast as possible. You not going to catch fish while faffing about with gear, be efficient & get the bait back in the water, where the fish are.
Hi Ken thanks for the commentary. I agree with what you have said. The water from waves washing into a beach always has to escape somewhere and even in those turbulent conditions calmer patches can be found. It is interesting how beach currents work.
I've got 25,km winds on the weekend blowing from behind me. What is your cut off point? where you will say "that's too windy no fishing today".. Regards.
Offshore winds blowing from behind you are not a problem. They help you cast and flatten the sea. It is when the wind is sideways that it is difficult.
Hey Roger, be great to team up and do a road trip. Perhaps a destination over here in SA. Tremendous beaches all the way through Vic and plenty within a spitting distance of Adelaide too. You have beach worms in NSW and there’s plenty here too so I guess that means they’re all the way through. Free bait at low tide. Awesome. I’d love to fish Waitpinga with you. How about I pick you up in Sydney and we fish all the way through Victoria right to SA; then keep going. We could keep going if you felt like it right through to the middle of the great Australian Bight. Yalata for some prime butterfish? Drop me a line any time…
hi roger if your fishing off rock walls and theres blowfish everywhere im from the country im use to catching herring ,,,im in the city for herring what is best way around that ....pollard up in country i get herring in the city i get blowys ?
Our fishing in waves doesn’t have a sand beach it’s all lava rock shoreline with cliffs with wave’s climbing up the cliffs after most of it getting smashed against it and falling back to fallen cliff boulders below and craggy whitewater covered bottoms all rock of course …beach fishing with sand is Hollywood to us…lol
When fishing in surf.. it it better with braid or mono? I was using heavyish sinker, 20pd braid n it felt like the braid was beibg sucked with the wave. Im curious if mono is better, cos it should sink n be less prone to "pulled" into wave, like braid, cos braid floats?
Hallo, it all depends on you, you choose what you are comfortable with. I use mono for my multiplier reels (the pen reels) and braid for my grinder reels. hope this helps.
I well remember throwing hand lines into surf much bigger than that. I am sure on the backwash the bait would be uncovered. Yet we still caught large snappers. Clearly the fish come into the backwash to feed. I have often asked fishermen with surf rods if they are, in fact, casting past the feed line.
It's hard to say. It depends on the location and if there are any semi protected areas. I fished in Sydney recently in a massive swell and caught some beautiful fish.
Fishing in big seas is not productive , many Asians die each year in Australia fishing of the rocks in big seas . Big seas force the fish to the bottom and out wide .
That is not remotely wild surf, at least not compared to what we are used to on west coast of Ireland, more like picnic sea and barefoot fishing temperatures too. I would have been able to get that hook out, (tricky but possible).and save the fish. At least he was going for the table. Interesting.
Why I like fishing every eating meat you can buy only from shop like chicken mutton beef but fish is the only thing we can get it for free every where if you know how to fishing then you can enjoy lots of tasty fish without paying money in any part of world where the water exist, Fish is only creature of God they exist In this world Without ownership of any1 they are free to go any where and feed themselves no maintenance charge for them
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The importance of being able to “read a beach” is evident right here Roger. A moving bait is not bad really and down here in Victoria there is many occasions where we “battle” side wash currents. The drift does change as gutters fill or abate yet it is important to keep giving it a go and a reward of a fish is often achieved. Great video Roger.
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Thanks Roger for these exceptional videos, 18 months ago I relocated to the Forster Tuncurry area where I live 3 minutes from my local beach. However, up until recenty I've been unable to fish the beach because of a dodgy hip, but now after receiving a shiny new one I'm now able after many years to beach fish which is one of my favourite forms of fishing. Your videos are such an inspiration and motivation, thank you. And yes I've been successful with some cracking bream recently.
Thnx for showing the baiting of the stinger hook rig.
Definitely going to be using this rig..👍👍
A buddy and I, usually fish in a spot where the waves are huuuuuuge. You 5ounce sinker gets thrown around like madd. I've come up with a new rig, that GOD willing, if it works, will allow me to catch more fish. If it works, I may make a vid Abt it. I will share it, only if it works😂.
Long time fan of yours @Roger👍
G'day Roger,
Thanks for the praise! When I'm travelling to or from a spot i find that clipping the rod holder to the rear strap makes it less conspicuous and less annoying. The beauty of the system is that you can use either strap as you like and, on some beaches where you have to trudge a long way the rear strap position helps, I think. The whole system is about being mobile and fish a spot then move, pack light and don't carry more than you need.
You are such a nice guy man. I wish I would get a chance to have a beach fishing session with you Sir. When I see you have adopted a simple suggestion from your subscriber, that makes you something special. No end for learning. Eagerly waiting for your next video. God bless you with good health always. Love from India.
Thanks India nice to hear from you. Hello from Australia!
Fantastic idea with the rod holder,
Thank you! Cheers!
Short sand spike as a rod holder? Brilliant! (and obvious AFTER you've seen it😆) Thanks Ian! And thank you Rodger for the great vids!
Great video Roger, I'm glad I watched to the end.
Thanks for watching Veronica.
I watched till the end too! And what a catch!
Nice one Roger. All weather all conditions fishing. Cheers.
Yes, thanks
Some of the best beach fishing I've had has been in really rough conditions where the beach was being torn apart from the wave action.
Thanks for sharing
this gives me confidence to keep trying and pay closer attention to the water / movement. I went out a couple of times the past weeks, sydney location, just no luck, no bites.
Great to hear Benjamin
Yeah, I'm catching stuff all around Wollongong so you're not alone. There doesn't seem to be many bait fish around.
Keep trying Ben. I caught one Salmon on Tuesday morning and got a couple of bites last night so things might be improving. The water seems warmer and my little creek is warming up too.
This video demonstrates the single most frustrating aspect of my beach fishing exploits. A strong side current really does detract from the enjoyment and even Roger is battling on this occasion.
otherworldly landscapes/seascapes ! wow ! :) just awesome !
Really enjoy watching your videos Roger you keep it very simple very informative realistic and you have that dry sense of humour that gets a laugh👍but most of all your experience and knowledge at what you do is acknowledged👍 Great to watch all the best Roger👍
Very nice video Roger. Would it be possible for you to do a short one on properly salting pillies please? Thanka
Nice job Sir! Now i know that there's always a possibility in every situation in beach fishing! Thanks for so many wisdoms/learnings from you!
Greay video Roger I've had that happen at waitpinga Beach i keep fishing from left to right until the rig finds a place where the rip stops,well done thanks for the info nice fish and tight lines.
Hi John thanks for the tip
@@RogerOsborneFishing i ment to ask what beach were you fishing.
Another great video Roger !
Thanks 👍
All the best sir,,,,,,
I'm from the Southeastern USA and look forward to your instruction. You are without a doubt one of the best fishing instructors on the web. What is the general area in Australia that you do most of your fishing? Wish you were closer because 4-5 grand for a flight to Australia is a bit much. Again, thank you.
You do a lot more for the community than you think, by encouraging people to fish. I appreciate it, and find the videos great. My 10yo son and I are really enjoying them. Thanks very much.
I appreciate that!
Love the atmosphere and few
Great video, Roger! More please!!
Awesome video I’ve been in this situation many a time and now I know how to handle it thank you
Glad it helped
What a master fisherman. Like to catch up with you one day Rodger . Maybe next year 😊
Hi Roger...i am watching your videos and it is such an inspirational and education.. beach fishing is one of my favourite hobby..my house is close to Arabian ocean i.e. couple min drive ( i.e., Kumta, Karnataka, India)..i wish i could fish with you and learn moee techinques.. lots of love from India...❤
Hi Roger, I like that sand spike idea too. Here’s another, whenever I’m fishing, I always have a cheap needle-nosed pliers in my utility pack to pull hook(s) out of caught fish. Less chance of hooking myself.
Great idea
Watched this again, for inspiration 🙂
We're down here in Portland Vic., and I'm keen to get the lines wet again Roger after the cold & wet from winter ... it's just over a week to Spring & I can't wait.
Great idea carrying the rod holder tube too.
Love watching your videos & I always pick up a hint or two ✌
Keep up your great work, it is much appreciated !!
Ted
Thanks a lot Ted
Love the attitude bro 😎
Well what do ya know? Now... with the three fish.... well two... ha ha...., you can make those cakes!
Thanks for taking the time to teach.....
Fantastic video
Thanks! 😃
I really enjoying watching your video Roger
Most thing I learned with it
I am frome Pakistan and I love fishing
On boats and beach fishing
Hi from Australia M Rashid
@@RogerOsborneFishing it's a pleasure talk to you
Thanks
excellent! Learned a lot from this session!
Good on you Ian bloody good tip didn’t think of that at all I’ll be rising that idea for sure
Awesome man.
Hey mate did you happen to visit Tumut River during the October long weekend and give out two black and rose gold Celta’s to some younger anglers?
I believe it was you who gifted us with them and I have happened to stumble upon your channel!
Thanks hope these techniques work here in Canterbury South Island NZ
That looks like a nice spot ,i mainly chase jew in nsw around wollongong ,my experience is a stirred up ocean = more fish ,the only no no is weed ,when i see weed i move on.
Hi Mark thanks for your comment. How do you find the current affects your fishing in rough conditions?
Thanks Roger. Appreciate the raw session.
Awesome fishing mate 🤩👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed
Love it, thanks Roger
Great video and lot of infos thanks mate
Glad to help
Hi Roger can you plesse give us the details of your rig set-up looks great...thanks again
Awesome
Love yur vlog.😊😊😊
Hi Roger
I m taking yur advice n will b heading to Tabouerie Beach 2morrow.
Wish me luck.🤞🤞🤞
Shall keep u posted on the outcome.😉😉😉
Hi Roger
Had lots of bites.
My bait got stripped down to its skin n head.
I used herrings for bait. Being big baits i cut them into halves then into fillets n within 20 to 30mins the flesh as almost devoured except for the skin n those w the head the head is left.
Did i do it wrong???🤔🤔🤔
Nevertheless i enjoyed the thrill of feeling bites on the line.
Regards
😊😊😊
It's been a long time my friend
I only just subscribed. I noticed recently when swimming with my kids if the side sweep is strong you just keep moving back to where you were. If you let it drag you along the beach you will most likely end up in a Rip current heading out to sea. Looks like you experienced that.
Thanks for sharing!!
It's great to know that letting the line take the lead is a good tactic. I'm trying to get my technique tight here on the Gold Coast ready for tailor season. The advice you give is very helpful and insightful. Already I feel much more confident surf fishing and reading the beach conditions. Thank you 👍🫶
Rogger!
Your video thumbnail shows that you are teaching us to fishing in tsunami 😂 we survive in tsunami Or go for fishing when I open video it shown normal waves 🌊 thank GOD
If he thinks that's challenging, try the North East of England on winter storm nights, with the sleet in your face and the line freezing to the rod rings..that place looks lovely
Hi Roger great videos thank you, can I ask where you got the shoulder bag from?
I think I got it from the complete angler
Thanks keep up the good work
thank you Ian!!!
My pleasure!
Thanks For the tips sir🤝
Hey mate, good video what size kg rod and size r u using aswell as the reel please mate keep up the good work 👍
Hey Roger great vid. I need to upgrade my wading bag. What brand is yours and would you recommend it… cheers
@SHROOM and @ROGEROSBOURNE the only 2 I watch the whole video, thank you Mr Roger❤🎉
Thanks Danny 👌
This is calm water for Washington :)
Thanks L.G. This was a moderate day still with a lot of turbulence. What is the surf fishing like in Washington?
@@RogerOsborneFishing Most of the fishing spots here are flat. Wind and wave are high in winter, and not as nice as what in your video. We have red tail surf perch on the sandy beach and rock fish and lingcod by the jetty.
fish: "Don't leave without us!"
Thanks for the lovely videos. You are a professor undoubtedly 👍👍👍
Are you in Syd by the way, I wish I can get a chance to be with you & learn practically.
I am a tourist here in Syd , will stay 3 more weeks.
Sheesh, that surf is nothing what I expected. I'm used to using 9 ounce grapnels and custom stars
Hi Roger
Thanks for the video. We have big seas here in South Africa all the time, it makes for some exciting fishing.
I have a question that isn't related to fishing; how did you record the audio on this video?
It was pretty cool.
Must have a wireless mic clipped on his shirt
Would you test it using a float or something? It just guess it based on the line movement under the water?
I know we've spoken about it before, to try and avoid current, but sometimes it's just not possible to get to the other end of the beach when holidaying with family.
Your gear list says you're using a Shimano Nasci C500 but that model doesn't appear to exist. Did you mean 5000 series?
Outstanding video, thanks mate
Glad you enjoyed it
Interesting
Great stuff as usual but some pretty shaky video there.
Time for a camera gimbal?
Nice vid! Thanks
Why didn't you kill the fish at first ?
Hahaha try longbeach Washington. That surf would be really nice surf
I've learnt over the years that when one arrives at the beach and you are faced with a horrible sidewash turn around and go home as majority of times you'll likely to catch a cold sooner than a fish. I am however surprised that you caught a fish in that mess. Try putting dry sand onto the worm while baiting up, you'll find it much easier to thread it on.
Yes, thanks Pieter.
OK, usually in that situation with a side current flowing along the beach, its heading towards a rip zone. So following it along will bring you to the rip, where the current is flowing out through the surf. Here, the surf will not be pushing you bait along and back to the beach. It will be trying to suck the bait out through the surf. As the current gathers strength toward the & in the rip will scour out the bottom & gather more and more food along the way, creating a deeper channel richer in food. Also, the rip will supress the breakers, making the calmer & clearer. This is where most fish will be feeding & where you want to be. You may even get the rip to carry you bait out to the back of the breakers. At 11:30, you are at the rip & at 16:06 you even say "look at that, my line's getting sucked out", well, that's the rip. It's a corridor of calmer water making a gap in the breakers.
Get your catch squared away before repositioning your tackle. The rod was safe in the holder already, but you moved it while the dehooked fish was still lying in the wash zone. What if a wave had come in and taken it away while your hands were full of tackle? Then you pull up the rod holder before rebaiting your hooks. Do the rebaiting first, leave the holder where it is & recast to get the bait out in the bite zone again as fast as possible. You not going to catch fish while faffing about with gear, be efficient & get the bait back in the water, where the fish are.
Hi Ken thanks for the commentary. I agree with what you have said. The water from waves washing into a beach always has to escape somewhere and even in those turbulent conditions calmer patches can be found. It is interesting how beach currents work.
I've got 25,km winds on the weekend blowing from behind me. What is your cut off point? where you will say "that's too windy no fishing today".. Regards.
Offshore winds blowing from behind you are not a problem. They help you cast and flatten the sea. It is when the wind is sideways that it is difficult.
@@RogerOsborneFishing thanks champ im on it. kind regards.
Hey Roger, be great to team up and do a road trip. Perhaps a destination over here in SA. Tremendous beaches all the way through Vic and plenty within a spitting distance of Adelaide too. You have beach worms in NSW and there’s plenty here too so I guess that means they’re all the way through. Free bait at low tide. Awesome.
I’d love to fish Waitpinga with you.
How about I pick you up in Sydney and we fish all the way through Victoria right to SA; then keep going. We could keep going if you felt like it right through to the middle of the great Australian Bight. Yalata for some prime butterfish? Drop me a line any time…
hi roger if your fishing off rock walls and theres blowfish everywhere im from the country im use to catching herring ,,,im in the city for herring what is best way around that ....pollard up in country i get herring in the city i get blowys ?
Nice video, get yourself a long hook remover to throw in your bag.
Roger can you please tell me the rod you are using: length etc, the reel and is the stinger hook one hook or two?
Baldie it is a light beach rod. Shimano Maikuro 2 10ft. Nasci 5000 spinning reel. Put the stinger on first and then your main hook.
Our fishing in waves doesn’t have a sand beach it’s all lava rock shoreline with cliffs with wave’s climbing up the cliffs after most of it getting smashed against it and falling back to fallen cliff boulders below and craggy whitewater covered bottoms all rock of course …beach fishing with sand is Hollywood to us…lol
Hi Barry. Where are you located?
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hawaii…
Just curious how light are you fishing as far as line weight thanks again
Can you help us understand fishing in high tide and low tide? Which is better for results?
Nice one. Which beach is this?
Racecourse Beach Ulladulla NSW
When fishing in surf.. it it better with braid or mono?
I was using heavyish sinker, 20pd braid n it felt like the braid was beibg sucked with the wave.
Im curious if mono is better, cos it should sink n be less prone to "pulled" into wave, like braid, cos braid floats?
Hallo, it all depends on you, you choose what you are comfortable with. I use mono for my multiplier reels (the pen reels) and braid for my grinder reels. hope this helps.
Hi wolf man. I prefer mono for beach and rock fishing
you break the major rule right at the start
NEVER TURN YOUR BACK TO THE OCEAN 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
otherwise a good video
at 10:10 of the video there was a bait fish swept on the beach look like hearing
i am wondering how you make your fish cakes your recipe etc
I like your rod.. what type is it pls
Hi DZ it is a Shimano Maikuro 2. 10 ft light beach rod
I well remember throwing hand lines into surf much bigger than that. I am sure on the backwash the bait would be uncovered. Yet we still caught large snappers.
Clearly the fish come into the backwash to feed. I have often asked fishermen with surf rods if they are, in fact, casting past the feed line.
Um, no. I tried it a week or so ago, with 8 foot waves at Moss Landing. Nothing but wind knots in my braided line. Not going to try that again.
and if the waves are way bigger than that??
It's hard to say. It depends on the location and if there are any semi protected areas. I fished in Sydney recently in a massive swell and caught some beautiful fish.
where is this?
Racecourse Beach Ulladulla
Fishing in big seas is not productive , many Asians die each year in Australia fishing of the rocks in big seas . Big seas force the fish to the bottom and out wide .
I swear it looks like you're casting just 10 meters
That is not remotely wild surf, at least not compared to what we are used to on west coast of Ireland, more like picnic sea and barefoot fishing temperatures too. I would have been able to get that hook out, (tricky but possible).and save the fish. At least he was going for the table. Interesting.
Hello to Ireland. Great to hear from you.
@@RogerOsborneFishing Good on ya mate, keep the great videos up!
I see you as an expert, in the learning. Maybe a little over promoting of yourself.
why did he not kill him first and then "operate"
Why I like fishing every eating meat you can buy only from shop like chicken mutton beef but fish is the only thing we can get it for free every where if you know how to fishing then you can enjoy lots of tasty fish without paying money in any part of world where the water exist,
Fish is only creature of God they exist In this world Without ownership of any1 they are free to go any where and feed themselves no maintenance charge for them
The slowest kill to a fish 😔
Good video but your brain spiking needs some practice!
Stay at home and rest. Not worth it
Do you like surf lures?
Yes. There are many successful methods top fish the surf.