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Tried this twice now this week and both times caught my 20 mullet in less than an hour. Actually once the mullet were running it only took 5 to 10 minutes to fill the trap each time. I love this method because then you get to pick and choose the mullet size you want. The first time I just grabbed the biggest ones, which were bigger than pilchards.. but didn't have much luck with them as live bait. The second time, I went with sizes no bigger than pilchards and it is a much better size for live bait. I took the kids the second time, and it was so much fun and educational for them to see all the fish and also the seagulls hanging around. Great stuff.
One thing I noticed is that you need to be there at the right time.. if an hour too early, they are all sleeping/resting. I found that around 10:30-11:00 am was much better than 9:00-9:30 am.
If you initially throw a hand full of flour in the trap and shake it up it produces a milky trail coming out of the hole in the mesh. This acts as a “dinner is served” sign to initially show the mullet where to enter the trap.
Roger I recently found you on TH-cam I've spent days watching your vids now. Very insightful & well presented. It's a big 👍 s up from me. That fish trap is so simple & genius 🐟 on.
Catching yabbies, poddies and yakkas for bait is sometimes as much fun as the fishing itself! When the kids were little they loved it as well and got so excited.
Through the lip, not too far back on a dropper style rig(patnoster etc) with the sinker at the bottom so bait doesn't get weed caught around the bait. Have tested heaps of different ways and they live the longest loke this, goes though no tissue virtually and allows them to face the current unlike back hooking.
Tuned in for the live….disappointed like many others I suspect with the internet issues…Some great tips there Roger and a very ingenious “mullet trap”. Great tip to check state regulations for size and bag limits for the mullet and also licence requirements. Really enjoy the videos.
Thanks Roger, another very educational vid. I've been cast netting up here at the Sunshine Coast and my back says thank you. Very clever trap. Appreciate you keep it simple for the basic bloke like me.
Kevin, has this worked for you up here on the sunshine coast? I tried it in the Noosa river today but didn't have much luck. Assuming location is a factor here?
Definitely gonna give this a go. Have never put out a trap to catch small bait fish like poddy mullet. And from what I’ve seen live bait seems to be the best for quality fish.
Awesome video I have been meaning to working out how to catch bait instead of buying frozen stuff. Would love to see more videos on catching bait 👍thanks for the video
Really interesting Roger, soo surprising to see so many fish attracted to the trap in such a short time. I will certainly have a go at setting a trap and fishing with live poddy mullet. I keep learning new fishing avenues from you. Thank’s Mate, you are a great teacher.
Mate your a legend. Tried your salad bowl idea for poddy mullet after watching it and was suprised how many we scored considering how many people hanging around. Just for kicks hooked one on and pulled in a near 60cm flatty. Can't wait to get the boat out with the salad bowl next time. Cheers mate
Wow man you eeally have a great bait trap.beats all that getting tangled with a throw net. And certainty all the twisting with the back making our old back pains worse.. cant wait for you to catch the flatheadsxwoth the live bait. All the best mate.
Another ripper video Roger. Bait fish LOVE anything ' carbohydrate', bread as well as my secrete weapon, fine grated potato. I use a small fine grater to grate the spud straight into the water to attract Yackers, or grate a pingpong ball sized amount and just squeeze it into a ball, and use in a poddy trap. Great fun mate. Thanks for all your beaut video's.
Just found your channel and subscribed immediately 😀. I found your presentation engaging and educational. You know your subject and, more importantly, know how to explain it. I'm a teacher and think you are a very good teacher also. Well done 👏
Roger, Thank you for sharing, great tips. Here I use plastic bottle, put holes in it, put bread and the fishes swim in to take the bread and we got the fish. I really envy you. You had such a beautiful place to fish and plenty of fish too.
Thanks roger , as always, your video is very enjoyable, the set up , its so simple , but extremely effective along with few great tips. I was actually thinking of buying those expensive traps as I ve seen some people just do extremely well with live mullets. Cant wait to try this out on weekends!!. By the way , are those baits any good on beach fishing?? what tide do you prefer on catching them? Can we catch them at night as well with same trap?
Hi Roger, I’m going back to basics today and tried to do exactly what your doing here. The biggest mullet was only Approx 70mm and the rest were all babies. I threw them back (too small) and will go back tomorrow again. Paul
Tried that the next day . Really does work . Problem was they died overnight even with a aerator. I use live yabbies for flathead with great results . Thanks for the video
Nice work Roger. Really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the pumping nippers episode... there is a spot where i go and I cant tell the difference between a soldier crap hole or nipper hole and I know it holds both.
I find location is a big factor mate, jump in the car one day with a loaf of bread and go exploring. I've got a fancy $100 perspex trap and the first few times I used it I got nothing. I found my most productive spots are in canals with a bit of sand where I live. I would look on Google maps and try and find shallow spots like in the video, at the end of channels where there isn't much current racing along.
My son is super excited to try this out. Would really love to see how you use them as bait. How you hook them up and what tackle you use to catch your flathead and mulaway
Love the video Roger, thanks for going to the effort to explain how to get your Poddies. Cheers Chris. Happy New Year Mate. PS, My Grandkids love your videos.
Incredible that there’s such a large population of them at that beach. I’m in port Macquarie. Worming over 20 years and have only encountered king worms a few times. Any clues to finding areas that hold them ??
Beaches vary regarding their worm populations. For me it is trial and error. Some beaches just seem to hold more big worms. You just have to do your own recon in your area
Just got to know Roger. That is a great way to catch mullet! And probably other species too. I´ll use it in Brazil, no doubt about it. He´s also a very nice fisherman.
Cheers for the video mate, I'm interested in different ways of catching my own bait. I am interested in the nipper video you suggested making in the future.
Hi Roger, First time commenter. Loving your work, very informative, enjoying the old school approach to some of your methods. Consider myself a "try hard " fishing as you put it. A bit disappointed in the title of this video to then find its just about catching the bait. Want to know the ins and outs..... rigs, how to hook the bait, can you drift in a boat with this set up. Would like to see more fishing from you to show the effectiveness of ur knowledge. Can you please put up a video showing how you set up and use poddys as live baits? Or if one is in your channel please let me know where as I could not find it? Thanks again for your passion and knowledge. P.S. Can you also let us know where you caught that live bait? Never seen such an abundance of poddys!!!
Hi Tim, thanks for your comment. There is a video on my channel on "How to rig Live Mullet". The poddys were caught in Burrill Lake on the NSW South Coast, however this abundance is typical of lakes and rivers right along the coast. I had the same results in Narrabeen Lake on Sydney's Northern Beaches until I moved to the South Coast recently. There is lots more instruction coming up! I have a number of videos in progress and planned. Thanks for your feedback
I feed fish in local streams, and found the best bread to use is multi-grain bread... It can also be used for line fishing for bream and stays on the hook longer than white bread.
Love the video. Looking fwd to video putting them to use as my results fishing with live poddies has not been very good. Anxious to see how you do it so I can improve. Thanks
I had subscribed after watching your video on how to catch beach worms and it was amazing for one thing did not know that there were worms on the beach which is amazing as how nature works. But now that I watched your video on how to catch mullet my question is does it matter what kind of bread do you use and do you have to spray or squirt any kind of solution with a fish smell for them to swim into the bowl. Thank you for incredible videos.will continue to be watching.
@@RogerOsborneFishing i’m from around here as well. i have never seen your channel, it’s a good informative one 👍👍. some very good fishing in burrill at the moment with poddys hey
Cut from NSW DPI page........... As a result anglers may take any species of mullet, for use as live bait only, provided they are less than 15cm and the total number does not exceed 20.
@@RogerOsborneFishing I only follow the real pages like your good self. Genuine content for the common good. Your type of content is appreciated by the average fisho which actually equates to the MASSES! SO glad I accidentally found you! 👍👍👍👍
Great video Roger, just came across your channel a few days ago. Learnt a lot form your experience. I have a couple of questions. How long will the mullet live in the bucket without an aerator? What size hook are you using to catch Bream and Flathead with Mullet? Cheers.
Hi Robert, without an aerator you need to refresh the water about every 20 minutes depending on how many Mullet are in the bucket. I use a 5/0 suicide hook.
Simply outstanding Roger, one question though; how long will the mullet live in that bucket? Do you refresh the water every now and then? You are the most informative source on fishing rivers, lakes and beaches. Thank you
Hi Matt, It depends on how many Mullet you have in your bucket. Just a few will last for an hour or so and then you need to refresh the water. More Mullet means refreshing more often, or using an aerator.
Nice one. Have u done the olive bottle method? I love that one. I take my cerebral palsy mate out fishing. Loves it, this way u do it would be good for him to make and more fun. Cheers.
Hi Scott, I don't pay much attention to moon cycles and barometric pressure when it comes to Flathead. Flathead don't appear to have a big swim bladder and Dusky Flathead are generally found in fairly shallow water. I pay some attention to tides but that's about it.
@@RogerOsborneFishing Sorry for the slow response as I've had the dash flu. We're actually heading to Kiama in a few weeks and then onto Burrill Lake afterwards staying at Lake Edge Apartments. I'd love to catch up if you're free to do so.
Roger, thanks for the video. Stick a “Dead Cat” fur coat on your microphone ( or mic area camera to eliminate wind noise) Otherwise your audio would be great
Thanks Ryan, I usually use a dead cat in all of my videos because they are generally filmed in windy places, but this one was going to be a " TH-cam live" and was filmed from my phone.
I wonder how well you would do if you came up with a platic fake mullet that is mechanical, wind it up and leave it in the trap to create actian in the trap
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Tried this twice now this week and both times caught my 20 mullet in less than an hour. Actually once the mullet were running it only took 5 to 10 minutes to fill the trap each time.
I love this method because then you get to pick and choose the mullet size you want. The first time I just grabbed the biggest ones, which were bigger than pilchards.. but didn't have much luck with them as live bait. The second time, I went with sizes no bigger than pilchards and it is a much better size for live bait.
I took the kids the second time, and it was so much fun and educational for them to see all the fish and also the seagulls hanging around.
Great stuff.
One thing I noticed is that you need to be there at the right time.. if an hour too early, they are all sleeping/resting. I found that around 10:30-11:00 am was much better than 9:00-9:30 am.
@@light487 Hey how did you rig them up?
Did you use a clear bowl
If you initially throw a hand full of flour in the trap and shake it up it produces a milky trail coming out of the hole in the mesh. This acts as a “dinner is served” sign to initially show the mullet where to enter the trap.
Roger I recently found you on TH-cam I've spent days watching your vids now. Very insightful & well presented. It's a big 👍 s up from me. That fish trap is so simple & genius 🐟 on.
Catching yabbies, poddies and yakkas for bait is sometimes as much fun as the fishing itself! When the kids were little they loved it as well and got so excited.
Right I love jigging for live bait
Great video. Could you possibly do a quick video of the setup you use and how you hook these baits
Hi Nicholas, Yes I can, probably in the next week or so. Keep your eyes on my channel.
Really waiting for hooking and procedure for using poddy mullet for flathead fishing please, the rig etc, Thankyou
I hook them just through there back. And I catch heaps of flathead and barramundi doing that
Through the lip, not too far back on a dropper style rig(patnoster etc) with the sinker at the bottom so bait doesn't get weed caught around the bait. Have tested heaps of different ways and they live the longest loke this, goes though no tissue virtually and allows them to face the current unlike back hooking.
Tuned in for the live….disappointed like many others I suspect with the internet issues…Some great tips there Roger and a very ingenious “mullet trap”. Great tip to check state regulations for size and bag limits for the mullet and also licence requirements. Really enjoy the videos.
Thanks Mark, I hope to do some lives in the coming weeks.
@@RogerOsborneFishing The internet has been playing up today, even up here in Cairns Qld.
Thanks Roger, another very educational vid. I've been cast netting up here at the Sunshine Coast and my back says thank you. Very clever trap. Appreciate you keep it simple for the basic bloke like me.
Thanks Kevin, Glad to help. The trap will definitely be easier on your back :)
Me 2 mate ... I went and got a trap today. Fishing tomorrow.
Kevin, has this worked for you up here on the sunshine coast? I tried it in the Noosa river today but didn't have much luck.
Assuming location is a factor here?
Just thinking how popular your own tv channel would be... Great learning as always🙏
Thanks for your encouragement Carlton.
Would love to see the rig(s) you use and how you present the mullet when fishing for flattys as a follow on to this - great tips all round!
Great suggestion! Thanks Pacman will do.
Great episode Roger. Thanks for being so generous in the sharing of your knowledge.
Hi Andrew, My pleasure !
My 3 yr old nephew would love that activity, how fun!
Definitely gonna give this a go. Have never put out a trap to catch small bait fish like poddy mullet. And from what I’ve seen live bait seems to be the best for quality fish.
Yes, live bait does attract quality fish :)
Another great video mate. Makes me want to go fishing right now. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome video I have been meaning to working out how to catch bait instead of buying frozen stuff. Would love to see more videos on catching bait 👍thanks for the video
Thanks Michael, glad you enjoyed it.
Best Fishing Chanel! I leaned a lot!
Thanks Long Zhao
Another great video from you, Roger! Thank you for that. You make things as simple as possible which is awesome!
You are very welcome
Wow Roger I think this was one of the best videos I've seen on the topic of catching live bait. Really well explained.
Wow, thanks! Zubin. All the best with your fishing :)
Really interesting Roger, soo surprising to see so many fish attracted to the trap in such a short time. I will certainly have a go at setting a trap and fishing with live poddy mullet. I keep learning new fishing avenues from you. Thank’s Mate, you are a great teacher.
Mate your a legend. Tried your salad bowl idea for poddy mullet after watching it and was suprised how many we scored considering how many people hanging around. Just for kicks hooked one on and pulled in a near 60cm flatty. Can't wait to get the boat out with the salad bowl next time. Cheers mate
Fantastic Neil, great to hear.
Thanks Roger ive always wondered how you catch live mullet. love your videos, so informative.
Amazing love it. The biggest flathead I've ever caught were on live poddy mullet
I like the way you leave a caller or two in the trap. :)
How easy is that. Ever since I collected soldier crabs for bream I rarely ever go back to buying bait. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Jeff
Wow man you eeally have a great bait trap.beats all that getting tangled with a throw net. And certainty all the twisting with the back making our old back pains worse.. cant wait for you to catch the flatheadsxwoth the live bait. All the best mate.
You are a legend mate awesome content you always make me watch your videos in full length. Keep it up, full support here.
Big thanks
Another ripper video Roger. Bait fish LOVE anything ' carbohydrate', bread as well as my secrete weapon, fine grated potato. I use a small fine grater to grate the spud straight into the water to attract Yackers, or grate a pingpong ball sized amount and just squeeze it into a ball, and use in a poddy trap. Great fun mate. Thanks for all your beaut video's.
Hi Steve, thanks for your input.
Just found your channel and subscribed immediately 😀. I found your presentation engaging and educational. You know your subject and, more importantly, know how to explain it. I'm a teacher and think you are a very good teacher also. Well done 👏
Thanks Peter, much appreciated 😃
Roger, Thank you for sharing, great tips. Here I use plastic bottle, put holes in it, put bread and the fishes swim in to take the bread and we got the fish. I really envy you. You had such a beautiful place to fish and plenty of fish too.
Thanks for sharing
Great idea when we were kids in nz we use picked bottles or jars to catch small herrings on the same way in the small river where we use to live
Yes I remember doing the same
Moving from Qld I got a shock cast nets are banned in NSW, guess I'll have to make a trap.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks roger , as always, your video is very enjoyable, the set up , its so simple , but extremely effective along with few great tips.
I was actually thinking of buying those expensive traps as I ve seen some people just do extremely well with live mullets.
Cant wait to try this out on weekends!!.
By the way , are those baits any good on beach fishing?? what tide do you prefer on catching them? Can we catch them at night as well with same trap?
Thanks, Yes Mullet are great bait on the beach alive or dead. You can get them on all tides. I have not tried at night.
Hi Roger, I’m going back to basics today and tried to do exactly what your doing here. The biggest mullet was only Approx 70mm and the rest were all babies. I threw them back (too small) and will go back tomorrow again. Paul
Tried that the next day . Really does work . Problem was they died overnight even with a aerator. I use live yabbies for flathead with great results . Thanks for the video
Thanks Andy.
Nice work Roger. Really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the pumping nippers episode... there is a spot where i go and I cant tell the difference between a soldier crap hole or nipper hole and I know it holds both.
Thanks Kosta.
U make this look so easy I've tried a few times with minimal results
I find location is a big factor mate, jump in the car one day with a loaf of bread and go exploring. I've got a fancy $100 perspex trap and the first few times I used it I got nothing. I found my most productive spots are in canals with a bit of sand where I live. I would look on Google maps and try and find shallow spots like in the video, at the end of channels where there isn't much current racing along.
Thanks for your comments Jonny, I agree.
I thought this was a really good way of getting live bait and i am going down to buy one of those glass bowls.loved this video.
Thanks Roger, Glad you enjoyed it!
My son is super excited to try this out. Would really love to see how you use them as bait. How you hook them up and what tackle you use to catch your flathead and mulaway
Coming soon!
Love the video Roger, thanks for going to the effort to explain how to get your Poddies.
Cheers Chris.
Happy New Year Mate. PS, My Grandkids love your videos.
Thanks Chris, Happy New Year to you and your family 😊
I tried this on the weekend on Cowan Creek and it worked really well. Thanks!
Great to hear! Thanks
Incredible that there’s such a large population of them at that beach. I’m in port Macquarie. Worming over 20 years and have only encountered king worms a few times. Any clues to finding areas that hold them ??
Beaches vary regarding their worm populations. For me it is trial and error. Some beaches just seem to hold more big worms. You just have to do your own recon in your area
Just got to know Roger. That is a great way to catch mullet! And probably other species too. I´ll use it in Brazil, no doubt about it. He´s also a very nice fisherman.
Thanks luiz for your kind words and very glad you are enjoying the videos. Please let me know how you go in Brazil?
Great tip! Tried it out today, but underestimated the tide… bowl gone… will try again next time, ha ha ha.
Hi W W, I always stay there and watch until there are enough Mullet in the bowl, then I get them.
Love your presentation style and content. From South Africa
Thanks Michael
Cheers for the video mate, I'm interested in different ways of catching my own bait. I am interested in the nipper video you suggested making in the future.
Hi Fresh, the Nipper video is going up on Sunday :)
HELP please. What size bowl is this roger. Great video.
Great video, do you have a video on how you rig the mullet for flat head. In my country most people don't eat flat head and it's such a tasty fish.
I’ve still got my telescopic mullet trap from the 80’s! Bit scratched but still works😄
Great video brings back memories of my grandfather and going fishing with him well done
Glad you enjoyed it
Watching the 2yrs later and I love it. Will try over here in South Africa.
Sounds good Willie, I'm sure it will work
Great tutorial Roger, as always. Love this and will give it a go :-)
Glad you like it
Awesome work again Roger!
Thank you! Cheers!
I wish id seen all your videos a couple of mths ago. Next time I'm up your way ill be doing everything youve taught me. Thankyou
Thanks Robyn
You really need to do more vids, I really enjoyed that
Thanks, will do!
Nice job Roger. Try an old bike tube for the keeper of the bigger mullet get the elastic off
Hi Anthony, thanks for the tip 😊👍
Great trap Roger, gonna use that idea. Thank you Roger🙏🏽😎
Any time
Another sub for you mate, I've tried everything and pisses me off how basic a design will work... Love it mate
Cheers thanks.
Brilliant Job Roger
Thanks Wagga👍 Bloke
Hi Roger,
First time commenter. Loving your work, very informative, enjoying the old school approach to some of your methods. Consider myself a "try hard " fishing as you put it. A bit disappointed in the title of this video to then find its just about catching the bait. Want to know the ins and outs..... rigs, how to hook the bait, can you drift in a boat with this set up. Would like to see more fishing from you to show the effectiveness of ur knowledge. Can you please put up a video showing how you set up and use poddys as live baits? Or if one is in your channel please let me know where as I could not find it?
Thanks again for your passion and knowledge.
P.S. Can you also let us know where you caught that live bait? Never seen such an abundance of poddys!!!
Hi Tim, thanks for your comment. There is a video on my channel on "How to rig Live Mullet". The poddys were caught in Burrill Lake on the NSW South Coast, however this abundance is typical of lakes and rivers right along the coast. I had the same results in Narrabeen Lake on Sydney's Northern Beaches until I moved to the South Coast recently.
There is lots more instruction coming up! I have a number of videos in progress and planned.
Thanks for your feedback
I feed fish in local streams, and found the best bread to use is multi-grain bread... It can also be used for line fishing for bream and stays on the hook longer than white bread.
Thanks David, I have only ever used white bread for bait but great to hear that you have had success with multigrain bread
Very good video thanks for your tips 👍
My pleasure!
Yer nice. Haha just keen c how ya use em for flateys. Bro i dont want metreys just a feed is all. Cheers
great video Roger! Do you have blowies in NSW? I am afraid the method may not work in WA bye to blowies
Yes we do Stas, plenty of them. They are not a problem
@@RogerOsborneFishing thanks Roger. I will try your method
Another superb video, I will definitely give this a go. Thanks mate!
You're welcome Wayne.
Great video, very interesting and educative, will try this trick .
Very impressed with your technique.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the video Roger, some really useful tips and I can't wait to get out there with my boys and try this
Thanks Mnshots, Have fun.
Nice one Roger. Great info. Cheers.
Thanks 👍
Great video mate 👍
Great videos, love your work mate, good come back👏🏽🤠👍🏼
Thanks Suresh👍
Great video Roger, the view counter will blow up shortly I am just sharing it around
Much appreciated :)
@@RogerOsborneFishing no worries mate, you are making me keen for a fish, I know where some big lizards are hiding
Love the video. Looking fwd to video putting them to use as my results fishing with live poddies has not been very good. Anxious to see how you do it so I can improve. Thanks
Hi Peter, okay I'm happy to help. Next video will be up soon.
wow so wholesome
im gonna try this tomorrow
im a new follower ! wow that was soo interesting . i have subscribed and have a lot to watch and catch up on . cheers Rob from Ballarat .
Hi Rob. thanks for saying G'day.
What sort of aerator set up is best to keep the little guys alive?. And thankyou for your video, its very imformative
Most tackle stores sell aerators that will clip onto your bucket. They are not expensive.
Love the simplisaty of the trap and great resolts gota show us how to on the flathead now cheers mate keep them coming MV Joy-C
Hi Roger could you show how you rig the mullet and catch a flat head
Cheers
Hi Roy, Video coming up :)
Great Stuff once again Thanks Roger!
I had subscribed after watching your video on how to catch beach worms and it was amazing for one thing did not know that there were worms on the beach which is amazing as how nature works. But now that I watched your video on how to catch mullet my question is does it matter what kind of bread do you use and do you have to spray or squirt any kind of solution with a fish smell for them to swim into the bowl. Thank you for incredible videos.will continue to be watching.
great video, do u live around the ulladulla/ burrill lake area?
Yes I do!
@@RogerOsborneFishing i’m from around here as well. i have never seen your channel, it’s a good informative one 👍👍. some very good fishing in burrill at the moment with poddys hey
Thanks for another great video. I was wondering now that you have the mullet how do you use them to catch the flathead. Cheers.
Thanks Andrew, that's the next video.
Can you please show how you rig the mullet for flathead? Thank you.
Yes, will do.
Thanks for another good video Roger , a fan from Manyana. Cheers mate.
Goodbye cast net... hello salad bowl. 👍
Great video Roger. You mention a bag limit but you didn't mention a size limit . NSW has a maximum size of 15cm to be used as bait for poddy mullet.
Cut from NSW DPI page........... As a result anglers may take any species of mullet, for use as live bait only, provided they are less than 15cm and the total number does not exceed 20.
Thanks Ports Fishing. Yes I knew that and should have mentioned it.
This video was awesome!
I only just found your channel so I'm looking forward to the next one.
👍👍👍
Awesome! Thank you!
@@RogerOsborneFishing I only follow the real pages like your good self.
Genuine content for the common good.
Your type of content is appreciated by the average fisho which actually equates to the MASSES!
SO glad I accidentally found you!
👍👍👍👍
Great video Roger, just came across your channel a few days ago. Learnt a lot form your experience. I have a couple of questions. How long will the mullet live in the bucket without an aerator? What size hook are you using to catch Bream and Flathead with Mullet? Cheers.
Hi Robert, without an aerator you need to refresh the water about every 20 minutes depending on how many Mullet are in the bucket. I use a 5/0 suicide hook.
@@RogerOsborneFishing hi do you hook it through there lip or fin?
Excellent video, thank you! Will be giving this a go very soon!
Thanks Hayden, I've been using this method for many years
Simply outstanding Roger, one question though; how long will the mullet live in that bucket? Do you refresh the water every now and then? You are the most informative source on fishing rivers, lakes and beaches. Thank you
Hi Matt, It depends on how many Mullet you have in your bucket. Just a few will last for an hour or so and then you need to refresh the water. More Mullet means refreshing more often, or using an aerator.
@@RogerOsborneFishing Thanks Roger, Merry Christmas and a happy New Year
Nice one. Have u done the olive bottle method? I love that one. I take my cerebral palsy mate out fishing. Loves it, this way u do it would be good for him to make and more fun. Cheers.
Thanks Mingclaus, I have not tried the olive bottle method. Since using the glass bowl I have not needed anything else :)
great video roger,, so much fun catching mullet this way 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Sure is.
Moon cycles and barometric pressure. Roger what do you find influences Flathead with these two factors?
Hi Scott, I don't pay much attention to moon cycles and barometric pressure when it comes to Flathead. Flathead don't appear to have a big swim bladder and Dusky Flathead are generally found in fairly shallow water. I pay some attention to tides but that's about it.
can you do some estuary fishing all fish. but in your winter time,which should be about the same as us in south africa. thanks.
I meant to ask you Roger. Where were you doing this mate.
Burrill Lake
@@RogerOsborneFishing Sorry for the slow response as I've had the dash flu.
We're actually heading to Kiama in a few weeks and then onto Burrill Lake afterwards staying at Lake Edge Apartments. I'd love to catch up if you're free to do so.
Roger, thanks for the video.
Stick a “Dead Cat” fur coat on your microphone ( or mic area camera to eliminate wind noise)
Otherwise your audio would be great
Thanks Ryan, I usually use a dead cat in all of my videos because they are generally filmed in windy places, but this one was going to be a " TH-cam live" and was filmed from my phone.
Great video. What system was this?
My Own creation.
Great tutorial Roge.
I wonder how well you would do if you came up with a platic fake mullet that is mechanical, wind it up and leave it in the trap to create actian in the trap
Great video Roger.
Thanks Sachin 👍
Thanks Roger, simple and effective.
You are very welcome