HOW TO CATCH BIG Bream on bread | Quick tips for beginners
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- Easy to understand tips on catching that impressive Bream for beginners.
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Omg thank you..i just needed something simple like this and i love bream fish thanks
Tks for the tips, I’ll try with my kid. He loves bream
My pleasure Rod. Happy to take your son out Break hunting.
shraight to the point and fish on great vid andy
Gotta look after the kids 😉
Great, thanks for sharing this beautiful video.
Really easy! Thank you for sharing.
Chicken strip's from Coles deli is dynamite bait for flatties and bream.
problem is in a lot of spots that bread would be ripped off by tiddlers before you ever hooked one of those bigguns
That can always happen. Find the spots, fish preferably on dusk or dawn and the bigger models seem to be more aggressive Shaun.
Shaun Conroy i use prawns that works just fine
Great video no BS 👍 subbed
Glad im not the only one to use this trick, the best part is with bread you dont get the fishy smell, you can use the crust as berley and breads dirt cheap, Caught my biggest bream on bread aswell, 55cm hog of a thing
Well done mate. Also I'm glad my older vids are still being appreciated 👍
Nice tips. Thank you😂👍
Thanks
Bread for 80 cents, thats when you know the video is old.
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AWESOME!
Bread would definitely work , but how to keep it on the hook is harder than catching the bream
It's easy enough. There is no other tip I can offer someone that finds it hard work but use your fingers. 😉
@@CoastfishTV For bread, rather than trying to mould it onto the hook, if you want a bait that holds, tear out your piece of bread. Fold it and squeeze the air out of it. Fold it again the other way, squeeze it again to get rid of all the air. Simply pin the hook through one. This is my go to freebaiting rig for carp. It works well in the salt for bream, trevas, whiting, herring, mullet, yakkas and flathead also. Just adjust the size of the bait and the hook to the target species.
Method is shown in the beginning of this video - th-cam.com/video/7rpWB25cRQk/w-d-xo.html
Can you do a episode fish on the Jacobs well jetty because I just moved to the Gold Coast and that's where I usually go fish I usually only catch on small fish so some tips would be great cheers
Mate I'd like to a fishing session that way. I'll add it to the bucket list ;) Andy
Bream wight?
Yes
may i know the hook size you are using ?
+Jerin Cherian G'day Jerin. Use Mustad Demon light gauge circles. Size 2 will do the job ;)
thanks alot i appreciate
Can u make a video of how to catch flathead on soft plastics please
One of my favourite species on plastics is the humble ol flathead and I have caught many over the years so I would be happy to do an episode at some point in the future. The quality fish should go on the bite as the weather cools down. Andy
should come up to brisbane river and me and a mate would get you onto some nice big threadies ;)
+Matt Hodgson I am really keen to get amongst the Brisbane River Threadies Matt. If you can help in anyway with that, feel free to shoot me a message via my 'CoastfishTV' facebook page ;) Cheers mate
80c a loaf of bread!!!! These were the days
Aldi stake cut a triangle shape light tackle. If jo fish stake for dinner!
What city is it
Not "getting lucky" mate. Applying experience, practice and knowledge to catch fish is not luck. That is like saying of the bloke who consistently hits fours and wins cricket games for his team "Oh, that was a lucky four"... No, mate. Luck is the once a year fisho who goes down with a servo prawn and gets a 20 kilo jew on his first cast. Consistently going and targeting bream and catching bream is skill.
Brilliantly said Andrew 🤙
wish it was that easy....
It is my friend. Use bread as burley to bring the fish in. Then use the method shown and you will be successful
how do u cast out without a sinker
Light line mate.
@@CoastfishTV sweet thanks mate
Did you use a sinker with that set up for the bread ?
No I prefer unweighted.
If you squeeze the air out, there is no need for sinkers, the bread sinks. Has a good casting weight if compacted properly.
@@CoastfishTV Will the bread sink without a sinker or you want it to float and the bream will go up and get it?
@@mansour6629 Either will work with Bream though sinking has a slightly better hit rate, especially on sunny days.
@@CoastfishTV Many thanks!
Is there any way of telling the sex of a male or female bream b4 gutting and scaling?
mark kemp I asked Darren 'Dizzy' Borg who is a Bream fishing expert your question and he replied "Squeeze there belly and roll down to there anal fins. Males will milk. Plus 90% of bream over 36 cm are female as they grow bigger and faster then males. This is only what I have experienced over 40 years of catching bream and is not an exact science." Dizzy
If it is ok, could you share the location of where you were fishing?
Along the Coomera river, Gold Coast. Bream are pretty much everywhere so you'll have no trouble finding them.
+CoastfishTV thanks Andy.
Was this guy on brazzers?
I googled Brazzers and it doesn't appear to be the case JWS
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Can see the similarity lol ;)
in the uk?
Australia mate
In UK, use the same method for carp
Where's that?
Hope Island Queensland.