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@@pajaredding4851 hahaha

@@grimreaper6112 cheers for the comment mate, I love these fish

Thanks for watching, and the great comment 🤙

Thanks for such a great comment 🤙

It’s a great place and there are so many spots like this up and down the coast :)

Cheers Joshie 🤙 I’m pretty happy with that fish then 🤣

Wow cheers thanks mate, I really appreciate your comment

@@waterassassinyou’ve been girl schooled 😂 🎣

@@MultiCorker 🤣 I get schooled a lot. Best thing about fishing is that there is always something new to learn about 🤙

It is a pretty sharky spot there tbh. Have spearfished a lot of places and plantation point is one of the sharkiest

Thanks Christina, glad you loved the video and thanks for sharing the channel 🤙

Thanks mate, I appreciate you letting me know. I have often had people tell me the difference but I just keep defaulting back to the lingo we use out bush. I’ll try to get it right in my next video. Thanks for following along

😂😂😂 it was absolutely insane

There is some serious water movement at the moment. Thanks for the tip about the jewie, would live bait be a good option?

@@waterassassin Yeah jews love live or fresh baits squid yakkas mullet etc but it will always be a waiting game or you could just get lucky.

@@grimreaper6112 thanks mate. I have only ever got my jews on lures, but I have had a lot of people tell me that the fresher the bait the better with them. I really appreciate your advice and I might go out and target them when I can get out next

Thanks for a great comment mate, I truely appreciate the support. Agree with Orange fishing tough, particularly trout or natives. Hard to beat fishing some of those creeks though. Thanks again for the positive feedback, it means a lot

Congrats mate, there are some great fish around there

Gotta love a mowie 🤙

Nice mate, we are really lucky to live here. The Gold Coast would be a great place to be for 12months too. I have had a few ‘issues’ with sharks. A bull shark was my closest one, with it coming in a few times and eventually running off with my float line and all my fish. Most of the time when I see them though they are pretty chill and don’t really take that much notice of me. I reckon in the surf break would be the worst place to be for an attack but I think the odds of it happening are pretty low mate

Hahaha yeh the good old Mowies got me out of trouble in this one. I don’t do a lot of night fishing for squid from the Hobie to be honest. I used to do it a bit with my FeelFree Lure 10, with that setup I had lights aiming into the water with waterproof strip lighting. Is that something you do?

I did when I had my Outback, but I sold it a few years back

How good, did you find that you caught more squid at night?

Hahaha thanks mate 🤙 they are a big fish

Hahahahaha mate that thing tasted like it looked

Totally agree mate 🤙

It was a bit all over plantation point mate. There’s great squid fishing all the way back along Orians Beach too

Haha I have never seen as many squid in the bay as this year. I got 10 in about 5min on Saturday and decided to go for snapper.

This made me laugh almost as much as when water assassin dropped all the rice 🤣🤣🤣

Hahaha the best thing about this video is the comments!

Thanks for the comment and for tuning in from up in Canada 🙏 Two of my favourite TH-camrs are from up your way (north west fishing, and camping with Steve).

Thanks buddy, I really appreciate your comment

🤣🤣🤣 Literally the best comment imaginable

Hey Jayden, hope you liked it mate

Lol I can't believe he just threw them away like that

That’s great info Jordan thanks for letting me know. I have never personally been able to get the wings right so I am clearly doing something wrong 🤣 I’ll try again next time I go out

Hahaha I thought I was being tracked by a shark or something Thanks again for another piece of knowledge Jordan. Do the leather jacket target the line?

@@waterassassin I don’t know. I imagine they just have shitty aim 😂

@@jordanc3233 hahaha cheers mate

Have you ever tried fishing lake canobolas Tony? There’s some great fish in there

@@waterassassinany cod

Nice mate, thanks for the positive comments. You know probably better than anyone how hammered the basin gets over the holiday period, getting up into some of those smaller creeks in a kayak is one of my favourite sessions during those times. All the best getting out there mate

Thanks mate, we haven’t really been back since that video, but keen to get back and have a crack soon

I was going to put some content of the carp in the vid, but chose not in the end. Will do a session on the corn up there at some stage in the near future and try to clear some out

Hahaha water colour was terrible mate, a very strong brown. Hoping it clears up a bit soon

@@waterassassin have you ever got access to the weir from the property off of Woodhill mountain road

Probably one of my favourite fishing styles mate, it’s hard to believe the power of some of these fish when they hit a surface lure in those tight snags. I nearly reckon the further you go south the harder they hit too

Thanks mate. I really appreciate your support 🤙

Awesome mate. I live in St George’s basin.

Wow, thanks mate! I have never seen a seal do that before. I was actually back out today trying to find it to see if it was alright. That solves that problem 🤙

Thanks for your comment Paul, we managed to land 4 fish in this video so you could call it a fishing video… but it largely turned out to be a camping video

Cheers Bruce 🤙

Thanks mate I really appreciate your feedback and watching the videos. Congrats on the 68pb, that is a fantastic fish and when you are getting them that size it is only a matter of time before you upgrade to something a bit larger. The first tip I can give is to treat every “snag” like a fish. Many of those 90+ flathead I have landed felt just like a lead weight on the end of my line initially. I rekon many fishos would have lost great fish to thinking they were snagged. My favourite lure for big Duskys are the Daiwa Double Clutch (95 size). Don’t even worry too much about what colour, colour choice is nowhere near as important as the action of the lure in my experience. The 95 is the best lure because I have never seen a flathead yet completely swallow the 95 lure. This means that the lure is getting torn up, not the leader. And because your leader isn’t as likely to get worn down it means you can use smaller diameter leader. As you will see from my videos I catch most of the big flathead on a bream outfit, and I am very confident of landing big flathead on 6lb mainline and 6-8lb leader. Rarely do I fish heavier than that. If you are landbased, don’t be afraid to fish shallow. Walk to the deep part and cast up onto the shallow. Some of those really big girls love it up on those flats. The best tip is to keep getting out there, the one thing from stopping you catching a bigger flathead at the moment is the time that you DONT spend on the water

@@waterassassin wow thanks so much for the tips fingers crossed I get a biggen like one of yours 😁

Thanks Al. I really appreciate you watching these videos and shooting through a comment 🤙