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@@thebob3712 for sure mate, alot of people find simple things tough these days. Your summary is spot on. Thanks for watching.

@@karenjoy7557 thanks for the tip, hopefully will be back in that spot tommorow and if im lucky will give it a try. Thanks for watching !

@@rosskennedy roger that mate, is my fav spot to fish. Was there last weekend and although didnt get alot of strikes i tboroughly enjoyed tbe day. Cheers for watching mate!!

@@tullysika Hi Malcolm, thanks for subscribing mate 👍 I have not really set up the Pajero that well as yet. I have just roughly installed a Ridge Ryder single drawer with a fridge slide. The 40lr fridge and battery box sit on top of that. Looking to install a second drawer soon. I have a solar panel on the roof rack to keep the battery topped up.The Pajero has a good size recess in the back that houses the back seats in the floor They can come out and give you heaps of room underneath for storage. My Pajero is a 2011 NT 3.8lt V6 petrol. Really heavy on fuel consumption which is common for these. Find a diesel if you can, but regardless the Pajero's are great 4x 4's mate. This one is my 5th one. If you want to look them up in detail and get tips on set up etc go to Budget 4x4 Life on you tube. He sells accesories as well. Link is youtube.com/@budget4x4life?si=y6yEEmlnwQzaRX5b

@@tin-yetti cheers mate, yeah i learnt that lesson well!!

Cheers mate, we will try again soon hopefully. Thanks for watching

Yeah mate, apart from a loose fan cowl on tbe radiator we cannot fault the Pajero. The 3.8 petrol is a bit heavy on fuel but we love it. Thanks for watching mate

@@WiliamRae thanks mate, appreciate it, glad you enjoyed.

@@Dstick1Spearfishing thanks mate for the support appreciate it. It was pretty good on the chew to be honest and it turned out to be the only legal fish on the trip which why we decided to hanf onto it. Glad we did. Cheers

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 Surprising hey, Think there is a lot of people talking and not a lot of people trying LOL. Another fish that surprised me was Cobia. Looks like cat food when you carve it up, but it again is damn nice chewing! Have fun, stay safe! 👍🐟😁🍻

Cobia is 👌 Top shelf

@@KellieHayes-u4i yeah lets go again ❤️❤️

Yeah mate it was, apparently. Up for new shocks and bushes as well. Yeah flies were next level mate. Thanks for watching

Yeah it's out of control mate for sure

Hey mate, hope you are well! Looking back at the issues we had, it was not too bad considering what you have described what other travellers have gone through. Our main concern was just that, doing a heap of damage to the point where we couldnt move. Not knowing when the ranger may drop through or someone else come out. To be honest im keen to get back up there as it was a cracking spot and we really didnt make the most of the area. Would have been nice to get a line in the water as well. Next time mate. Thanks for watching!!👍

Yeah that would be handy in the Pajero. I have ordered a wiring mod and switch that allows me to turn it off once installed. Thanks for watching mate.

No unfortunately it cannot be turned off. You can get aftermarket wiring loom that allows a switch to be installed which is what most pajero owners go for. We will be orferimg that.

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Hey Jack, legend mate thanks for the compliment. Enjoy Ronny's vids heaps. The podcast is pretty good too. Do you listen to that? Cheers mate, thanks for watching.

Yeah got us good mate, cant wait to go again. I thought the Ningaloo roads were bad but this road was full on. Bet your looking forward to getting up there, enjoy and thanks again for watching 👍

@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 absolutely, have always been up North in the windy season, so this could be a magic change

It was mate and i'm keen to head back there and give it another go....in a 79 series 😆

Hey mate thanks for watching. All redfin from this Dam. No yellow perch in that waterway j believe. Are the yellow perch similar looking to the reds?

Hey Lindsay, yes looking at the DO 35 as well mate, price is comparible to a new McHitch so prefer to go that way. Yes with the 18's we cannot drop the tyre pressure too low without rolling a bead or damaging the rim. The rear tyres at low pressure look scary flat at 12psi with the rear weight and i was surprised we didnt do a rear bead as well. The main issue was the traction control in the Pajero. It doesnt work well in sand and you cannot turn it off. There is a bypass switch that can be fitted to sort it. Going up hill was really tough and had to give plenty of right foot to get up. Yep, pretty sure we can only go 17's now on the Pajero as well. Do the Tritons have the traction control issues as well? Thanks for watching and commenting mate, cheers

Hey Russel hows things mate? Yeah looking back we should have just stayed put. We are going to have to go back there for sure. Been up that way yourself?

Cheers Cats

Cheers mate, thanks. A couple of lessons learnt 1..buy a 79 series 2.. leave the go pro running so the real action and swearing can be included 😁

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 😂😂😂 The 79 are a great bit of kit. But the Pajero’s are mint too. Yep. The go pro running can definitely capture some colourful stuff when it get exciting can’t it 😜😜😜

Sure are mate

The Poltergeist lures dive for sure so you have to allow them to float up as you are winding in

Challenge accepted 😊 will have to wait until september i reckon. Surprised myself getting one that trip, wasnt even expecting to pull that in. Very happy

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 God speed my friend. I want to know my efforts weren't for nothing! Too chicken shit to tackle the creeks north of town. Tracks there look perfect size to swallow a ford ranger. But it seems thats where people get them.

@@Andrewdoesbass dont blame you mate, not worth sinking your vehicle for a fish

Yeah hope so mate, lining up a day off when the weather is good is a bit of a lottery. Weather should settle in the weeks to follow.

Thanks mate, i knew the barra would be out there but had zero expectation on getting one. I thought it was a GT at first but was pleasantly surprised. I was a bit impatient getting it in the kayak as well, could have easliy dropped it haha

Hey Russel, yeah working out of Karratha now mate. Looking forward to spending more time in the area. Had the option to work back in Perth but not ready to leave the Pilbara just yet.

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 Make the most of it, great part of the state. Would love to go back up for a visit again. Loved that area when i worked in Hedland many moons ago

Yeah mate for sure, i was stoked with the session before a caught the barra hey

Love em mate

Awesome mate, glad it helped. Cheers

Hi mate, about 60kms from memory, cheers

Fantastic eating fish for sure, thanks for watching and your feedback, appreciate it. Hoping to get back out on the water soon.

Hey Julian thanks for your input mate, appreciate it.

Nothin better mate, hopefully its not the last for the season 👍

Yep couldnt agree more, thanks for watching 👍

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 I allways invison people are thinking your going to do something like throw one back and a ranger will fly in on a chopper with armed police 🤣

Mate, ive been fishing the Pilbara on and off for the last 15 years and only really dialled in the barra in the last 2 -3 years. A bit of help from mates goes along way for sure. Neap tides in a tinny you can troll close to creek mouths and structure. Look for outcrops or rockbars. . Sometimes locking yourself in a creek for a day or night to find the spots is the way to go. A kayak is good as you can go most places in all tides but its not for everyone. Again, look for holes that have rock bars or outcrops and dont be afraid to swim to places you think may hold fish if your landbased. Plastic vibes work well, let them sink close to structure or bottom to get into the zone. I have always done better on incoming tides but this vid was outgoing. Been back to that spot a few times since and not a barra to be seen. Lucky that day mate for sure. Keep trying north of Ktown mate, but i heard last season was good on the south side.

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 legend, appreciate it! Very secretive group you Pilbara lot but this is already more help than I've got from people here. I'll be going land based for now, got young fit legs so a walk doesn't scare me. Thanks again mate, appreciate the advice. I'll keep at it!

Pleasure mate, thanks for watching

Thanks for the feedback Ross. Do you miss it mate? There's some crackin spots in that area for sure. Thanks again for watching

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 yes miss Pilbara,left there 2015, retired now, still do odd trip up from south WA. peel region.

Yeah right, is that on the inland creek?

@@wingitmissionfishingoutdoo6647 two areas,on right going in was creek area,go left before start causeway area was mackerel flats,use be nice hut there.No sandfly camping there.

I love it there mate, can get busy at times but can always find a quiet spot to soak a line. Someone told me at the time it may have been old stock kept in the heat, not sure but it was like cotton.

Yeah mate soft plastics go well

Not really mate, best time is around now after the re stocking is complete.

Yeah they are a great feed for sure mate

Yeah mate for sure, humidity really kickin me in the ass as well😆