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Yes I only use it for light lines. Mainly PE 0.6 & 0.8.

Next to the water

Not the Patto

It's on private property

Thanks so much for your feedback, appreciate it.

Glad to hear it, I had exactly the same issue.

To give the braid a surface to grip onto. Otherwise the whole spool may turn during use if the braid isn't well anchored.

Bushland

Scotchman's creek South East Melbourne. Gardiners Creek is another great spot for carp.

@@thequietfisho thanks man I really appreciate it!

@@thequietfisho it’s a really small creek couldn’t find a spot! I don’t get where your fishing, I may if went to the wrong spot

It looks like Davey's bay Yacht club

Thanks mate

The main difference is the Miravel body is made from carbon fiber and therefore it's a much lighter reel than the Nasci. Otherwise they're pretty much the same.

got nasci today. sounds the same and rough they normal?

Glad it helped!

@@thequietfisho excuse me sir, do you think that I can use this knot in salt water with fishes like "barracuda, Sierras, Agujas, etc. (Basically fishes that have sharps teeths)

​@@thequietfisho and last thing, do you think this knot IS enough for fishes of 10 kg Max

@@PabloSuaDel yes of course you can

@@PabloSuaDel yes if you are using strong enough line. for 10kg fish use line of 25lb or heavier.

Wow, very expensive!

Lol, it's a tutorial video

Ok thank you

The perch wouldn't take a lure with so many bait fish on offer

Next time!?

Hadn't heard of that knot but had a look and they're similar but different.

But it casts better...

@@thequietfisho I don't mind the half hitches at the end to taper the knot. I just don't prefer to make a half hitch that spans the length of the knot. If it works for you though, that's cool. I like to do half hitches just on the end to taper it.

All I know is this improved knot travels through the guides smoothly now, no more hang ups on microguides from the leader tag, that's the point of this knot. Casting distance has been improved as a result and I haven't noticed any issues with strength.

I tie it in the wind all the time, it's only 3-4 half hitches and easy to keep tension on the line. Like anything else a bit of practise makes it easier.

@@thequietfisho but you struggled in the video in a controlled environment…

@@JoeScear sure but I'm shooting a video in one take and trying to focus on about 4 things at once! I'm sure you'll agree half hitches aren't hard to do.

In Melbourne (Vic)

Thanks dude, yeah there's heaps of bream in there and a few good flatties. The fishing looks amazing in Florida!

Sydney Water flush sewage into the bay during heavy rain events. It's a pretty disgraceful and disgusting practice.

simply unscrew the old one to remove it. screw the new one in by holding the spool above your head and balancing the new clicker and spring on your screwdriver. watch here: th-cam.com/video/PSPbUpSixc4/w-d-xo.html

@@thequietfisho thanks a lot 🐟🎣👍

Thanks Terry

I had to order it over the phone directly from Shimano.

Bonbeach

Mostly soft plastics but this fish was caught on an Ecogear ZX40 blade.

You're very observant. I had to use my right hand as well as left when it went on the really hard run. Then I used my right only once I had it under control probably because I'm right handed but also because the fish was on the left side of screen and using my left hand would have blocked the camera view. Also my net was on my left side and I had to pick it up eventually.

@@thequietfisho nice answer 'quiet fisho' 👍 still cannot get my head around people holding the rod with their non dominant hand, 😵‍💫 .. i can remember Rex Hunt trying to educate on the merits of controlling the fish with your dominant hand and just winding with your less dominant hand back in the 90s, alas he wasn't successful 😕

that makes sense for bait fishing, but for finesse fishing it's the other way around as you often have to very carefully position the lure by retrieving it at the right speed and this requires the dominant hand; at least it does for me, most of my fishing is done with light lines using soft plastics.

@@thequietfisho met a die hard Aussie bass fisho who said the problem with swapping hands all the time is when you cast and the lure hits the water, thats when the fish sometimes hits the lure and he kept missing the bites so he swapped from right to left hand wind and his strike rate improved straight away and just felt natural when he mastered it 😐 Hey, its whatever feels right but 90% of the world can't be wrong 🤷‍♂️

@@petercarter6086 I don't know why anyone would cast and then swap hands, that's just silly. and it's amazing how 90% of the world can be wrong 😉 That's probably why the American's have their excessive hook sets that rip the cheek off bass. I've seen some horrible photos of bass injuries from dominant hand hook sets. The easy part is holding the rod and setting the hook, anyone can do that with their left hand. The skill in finesse lure fishing comes from using the reel to position the lure perfectly and part the right action on the lure, and imo is best done with the dominant hand. Each to their own I guess.

Mate these fish get killed, they're an invasive species in Australia.

Mate, we have invasive species of fish in England but still treat them with respect, especially carp. Nice fish though

Very true the Sedona sounds great. Yes the Stradics are more expensive but their drag clicker has been around for years and it should have dropped down to the Miravel imo. Putting an entry level clicker into a $185 reel (RRP $229) is not giving your customers value for money.

@@thequietfisho fair point mate 👌🎣. Let’s us know if you have any success as I said before. 🤙

Zman slim swimz

Patterson River

A few ponds in south east Melbourne area.

@@thequietfisho nice! I’ll keep in mind if I’m back to Mel

Thanks Geoff

Nice work Geoff!

Thanks Alex. This video is in Rozelle Bay.

There are some very good sized flattys in that area. Lots of bream in my limited experience there. I always stay in Glebe when in Sydney.

@@thequietfisho I had to move out bro so many cockroaches at the place I was staying at 🤣, although the streets there are pretty clean and always an opportunity to fish around the bay.

Good observation Terry, I hadn't noticed that.

Thanks Geoff, I'll give that a go. I really need to start using jig spinners.

I'll have to give that a go!

yes i think it's possible, it would make life a lot easier!