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I hope you're having a good day. This video encompasses many sessions. In additionl all sessions filmed before the introduction of the gear on seats rules and all areas cleaned and washed down after.
I was there one of Friday night. Literally no one there. Must be those rules scared ppl away😂😂😂
When putting the hooks in your livies make sure that if you lay the hook against the the fish that the barb is facing up if its an offset hook. Putting the hook across the fish does work but another way that hooks up better is to put the hook fore and aft by putting the point under the skin with the point coming out facing the front of the bait. Fish swallows the bait headfirst and hook doesnt fold against the bait or gets buried in the livie as can and does happen going acrosswise.
Thanks for the advice Matui, that's some good information and will help a lot of people out
If you get a blue swimmer crab on your rod and you have no net. So instead of lifting the crab straight up. Point your rod tip down toward the crab and swirl your line around and around a few times over the crab. And usually the line catches on the crab. Then you can lift the crab without it dropping off. It works 95% of the time and It ends up getting tangled in the fishing line.
Nice tip, I’ll have to remember that one
Great video Shroom 👍🏼 loved the starfish .
Haha thanks Wayne, it was a thick one
Wow. Looked like you were fishing for Sydney aquarium with the various species caught. The PJ would have been certainly an attraction in their tanks at that size.
Well done guys.
Thans Hilton! It was truly an experience, I couldn't believe all the random captures and the sea horse topped it off! I don't know if anyone has caught one before like that, it's a first for me at least. That PJ put up a decent fight for a PJ at least and it was big enough I didn't try to lift it
Wow, Great session champion, Massive PJ, Tiny Trev, starfish, sea horse, epic session Pete, i haven't used bait for so long, will have to try it out again, well done mate, great video
Thanks a lot Anthony! There was almost zero chance anyone could have guessed the list of random catches! That sea horse was incredible, never before have I heard or seen anyone catch one
@@ShroomFishing yea, definitely crazy catch,
You and Dom. Deadly combo 🤙. I think you have more luck catching Jewfish on soft plastic 😂. It’s been written already bro 😊
Thanks bro! You might be right lol. Some really enjoyable sessions there!
Great video shroom full of majestical sea creatures and massive shark
Thanks a lot X3 Grims! I can't believe I got a sea horse out of all things lol. That shark capture was magical
Hey shroom, I caught my first bream yesterday. Watching inspired me to give it a go
Awesome stuff Dum Holo 👍
Such a mix bag when bait fishing, but love to see you get onto a big Sydney Harbour Jewfish for sure, Shroom!
Thanks Hai and one day a jewie is gonna intercept that bait once again!
Some interesting catches there Shroom
Thanks a lot John, it was weird catch after weird catch! First ever sea horse possibly? haha
Looks like a good night out. That was a nice PJ at the end.
Thanks Andrew! A series of night sessions, always something going on to keep it interesting ending up with that big PJ!
hey buddy, love your videos as always. im just getting into squid fishing, just wondering if you are able to advise some good locations in Sydney. i have tried botany bay car park with no luck, not sure where else might be good. thanks
You can try Bare Island and surrounds Ryan
Well Done Shroomy! Another great vid 👌. Last sesh I was catching tiny yakkas and Trev’s on a baited sabiki rig. Must be plenty in the harbour at the moment 👍
Thanks Peter! The yakkas are back on the chew after all those rains which is nice. Must be the same with the trevs!
Felt like I was watching a documentary on the species of Sydney Harbour haha, amazing video and various species shown
Thanks Rob! I couldnt have scripted the amount of weird and strange captures, I don't know anybody or have heard of people catching a sea horse?! That's gotta be a first of some sort!
Another great video by shroom👍
Thanks Tom, some good nights there!
Pretty amazing biodiversity right in the city. Maybe add a 30cm dropper to your sinker or try a fixed paternoster to get your bait up off the bottom.
Awesome biodiversity Fred! That sea horse was a first for me. We didn't have too much issues with rays or sharks except that one but I think I might raise it a bit if it continues
Awesome Jacko👍🏻even on the slow nights atleast having go never know what surprises you get in the harbour and the that seahorse is a green1 lol..still pretty cool though
Thanks, that was a pleasant surprise! I don't know anyone who has caught a seahorse, very cool!
Well done!!! Awesome video really enjoyed watching
Ah you've given me the itch for a night session. What model LED Lenser is your head torch mate?
Thanks Stephen, it's one of the best ways to spend the night! I'm using the LED Lenser H8R
love the vids!
Awesome Yung Jay!
Great stuff champion . Got the message it was up whilst feeding me gob . 😆 Just watched it . ✔️ Balmain east ??? 🤔🤙
Haha awesome David and thanks! I got it in on time today but only just having a feed now! Glad it's out as always, Ican now relax 😎
@@ShroomFishing onya mate . Was it Balmain champ , i reckon it was . 🎣👍✔
Hey man great video! I just have a question, When you cast live bait do you leave your line loose so it swims around or do you lock your line in?
Locked in usually with light drag to hear the bait getting taken
Another great video from yesteryear
Thanks Des, seeing this video pop up makes me want to get back out there!
Caught a trevalley same size on sabiki rig too aha
Awsome video again mate keep up the bloody work mate
I appreciate it Silas! 🙏
I swear I caught that same Port Jackson in the Harbour last week lol. Must of been at least 15kg.
Lately I found jewies prefer a butterflied yakka than a live one for some reason. This is with two rods out at the same time , one live and one butterflied. Might be due to the flesh being exposed and therefore tastier.
Haha that might be the case Sam, those PJs are going around the harbour right now because I've heard of at least one other decent PJ capture. I might try the butterfly one next time as well
Hey shroom what are those little stick bait things in your tackle box at 0:49
Dude what a beautiful fish. Well done guys
Thanks Michael 👍
i think a ray had one do this to me for half hour, kept playing the line like a guitar gets it going
Interesting Scott, it was a game of cat and mouse. Always something interesting to catch!
Love the local video's shroom
Thanks a lot Panda
Hey shroom, huge fan of your work and just one quick question. I’m looking into targeting jewfish, what is a cheepish reel I can get for it or what specs I should look for in it. Keep up ur work
How much are you looking to spend? Most reels over 50 bucks will do the job. Something like a Sienna or Sedona will catch a few. For reels, I’d look at longevity of a metal bodied reel if possible. Smooth drag too but it’s hard to quantify that
That was one big PJ.
Thanks Big Kev, she was beauty
the king of yakka
😎
Interesting Shark! Just wondering how you work surface lures that need the 'walk the dog' technique as I tried it and it seems really tiring for the hand, I might be doing something wrong.
Thanks Lucas, it could be because you're either using too much wrist and fatiguing the hand or the gear is too heavy or imbalanced in a certain way. Try leaning the rod butt against forearm when twitching or just switch it up with side ways or down twitches
My last Port Jacko was caught at night fishing for yakkas at Gymea Bay Baths. The laziest head shakes from the thing. Mine was only 60cm though
Nice one Special K, this one put up a good fight. What did you hook it on?
@@ShroomFishing I caught it on a pilchard cube
Shroom can you use a lighter sinker like a 30gram ball sinker in a running sinker rig for shallower water like about 3-5 metres with no current?
Yes, you can JZ. Should be no problem.
A seahorse?? Wow~~~~~~ First time to see one alive on hand...
Insane, I was gobsmacked! Magical, never thought it would happen and the release was amazing
Hey Shroom, great work! What wharf was this filmed at?
I think it's Cremorne Point
Where is this at seems very good
That was awesome! Great vid brø that pj was massive! Yakka apparently taste pretty good so if you catch a few use that fillet technique and try one would love to see a catch and cook up one time also wtfff seahorse!!!
Thanks a lot Jorre! It was a big one, at least big enough to not try and lift. I've heard that as well and they look like a very clean fish, usually in the clean waters. Maybe some sort of catch and cook is worth considering. Yep, I am gobsmacked, I haven't heard of or seen anyone catch a sea horse before!
Nice one guys. Just one thing, in my opinion a little too much weight for live baiting Sydney Harbor
Thanks Craig, how much weight do you normally use?
@@ShroomFishing In the harbour with livies, generally as lite as possible. Even with Yakkas too much weight makes them lie on the bottom, quickly quicks them. Another trick is unweighted but cut one of the tail fins off
Sorry kills them
Live hezzas are da bomb
Hi shroom sorry me again, what's your size hooks on the plastics to catch yakka/bream?
The bream and all the other species on the small plastics is almost always a #2 hook. Yakkas, you can get them sometimes on that size but you really want to use smaller and so I use dedicated aji jigheads. Say around a #6 or #8
The weather is nice few days
I'm hoping to get some more sessions in
good vid man
Thank you Liam
How did you work that dropshot squid jig, that's interesting
I mixed it up, sometimes lifts and sometimes double/triple whip
What Wharf is this?
Mate i know you use fg knots but what do you think of the yukatan knot
Hey Alan, I haven't used that knot but from my understanding, it's pretty strong
Awesome
Couldve been a Black Cod, Conga Eel?
Yeah I'm not sure Mason
@@ShroomFishing a big rig none the less. Love the show Shroom💪🏻
What’s the name of the wharf guys? Thanks
been catching sm crab in the harbour recently so weird lol
That is weird Joe, must be the season or something lol
10:01 bream lol
Haha, the one bream that got away! 😆
Do you have Insta?
Perfect PJ btw, what sesh - that was literally everything except your target 😂
Proving again you can catch bream on anything lol. Btw, do you think squid are much harder to target during winter? Also to us fishos sharks like that are considered abit of an annoyance but non fishos find it pretty impressive lol
Nope, If anything they are easier to target, doesn’t take a genius to catch a squid
@@maxswry cool thanks, havent been having much luck in my usual that has produced before, maybe the rains
Winter = good
Rain = bad
Thanks a lot Denis! Easier as it concides with breeding season and so they are bigger. Also less people on the water especially at night because of the cold so not as pressured.
@@QuailsFarmY yeah that’s fair, I hit up a spot yesterday afternoon and got two good sized arrows on my first two casts, even though the water was a brown colour, maybe try buying better quality jigs as they make a difference, which part of the harbour were you trying for squid?
It's so hard to land a crab like that, they always seem to drop off
Yep, they seem to know when the best time is to fall off Charlie to get everyones hopes up lol
Nice live bait bucket...where from please?
Dunda, check out Isofishinglifestyle
Yew any tips on how to catch top water bream/whiting
Small poppers and cicada walkers. Soft plastics without a weight, skipped along like prawns.
Bassday sugarpen lures
Use subtle movements and pauses Sandon. Even whiting will hit them although most people will say to keep it moving
What time at night we’re you fishing?
Practically all night Eddie
Wow.
Love the night wharf fishing videos shroom
Glad you like them Christopher! I apprecaite it
Move to Queensland those fish are 😭
You guys have it lucky in QLD!
Try North Sydney wharf
I'll have to try it again, I haven't been since the new renovations but it looks alright
If you are ever in Melbourne let us know. Anaconda staff are keen to join you.
Will do James 👍
Use a nylon cutting board your knife will stay sharper longer rather than cutting on concrete
I might have to invest in one Adam, I've been doing a fair bit of bait fishing at night lately that I even bought some hooks and swivels!
@@ShroomFishing Scissors also come in handy no need to fillet baits good kitchen ones work great.But i can clean a leatherjacket with my hands have a go very easy.
plz upload more livebait videos
I'll try to do more seshs Alex
アジじゃないですかあ( ´∀｀ )
Yes, these are horse mackerel, very good bait!
Kuda seahorse
Yuppp
3rd 😑 lol 😂
3rd in best dressed 😎
@@ShroomFishing yeaaa
First
First in best dressed 😎
why don`t you jetty jockeys carry bait boards... is it that hard to be considerate to the public
Considerate to the public what a laugh they dont consider anything when they throw there rubbish in the water go whinge somewhere else or get a life.
What platform do you prefer at of all them @shroom ? What's the most productive for reward both financial and social?
What do you mean irlamaustralia? I can't remember the question if I asked that in the video lol
@ShroomFishing no not in a video but I have seen you on pretty much all the platforms and wondering which you think is the best. Sorry to bother you
When putting the hooks in your livies make sure that if you lay the hook against the the fish that the barb is facing up if its an offset hook. Putting the hook across the fish does work but another way that hooks up better is to put the hook fore and aft by putting the point under the skin with the point coming out facing the front of the bait. Fish swallows the bait headfirst and hook doesnt fold against the bait or gets buried in the livie as can and does happen going acrosswise.