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Ahh, even if I buy something unrelated? How does that work? I am going to buy one of those air filters from Amazon to keep the mullet alive in the bucket.. so want to make sure I do it the right way.
@@light487 hi mate, yes the aerators work very well! From what I understand, Amazon has got a tracking system where if someone clicks through to Amazon using any of my links, and then starts shopping for other stuff while they're there, it gives me a small commission on anything that is bought within 24 hours. Thanks for your support!
Thanks heaps for all the amazing content I really look forward to it is like to know a bit more about your businesses perhaps I can get involved in some way looking for a tree change up your way if this is something of interest my name is Mitch mcbride I emailed you a while back thanks mate
@esperago Hey Esperago. I'm from New Brunswick, I was thinking the same thing, I don't see any reason why not, use night crawlers and give it a try. I'm in Texas for the winter, but returning soon.
You and I sir, spending an hour or two on the beach whether they bite or not, would have a grand time. That's what it's all about. Km's of beach with no one in sight but the water and the sound of the waves.. how beautiful. This is the first video I see from you, but not the last.. going to the next now 🙂 Thank you.
This clip is a welcome break from the usual gamefishing and trolling videos. It just brings us back to basic beach fishing and all the fun that entails. Good one!!!
I first heard the reply "That's why it's called fishing and not catching!" in a well patronised tackle shop in Brissie as a newbie to the area - so true!
I've been salting my own pilchard for about 3 years now. I use two Bulla ice cream tubs. One drilled with multiple holes that fits inside the other with spacers to allow the water to collect. I layer the pilchards with salt then pilchards then salt then pilchard etc until the packet is empty (lots of salt). Even 24 hours makes a difference, but after about 5 days or a week they are very tough. I cut them to size on the beach with scissors. You can either cut them horizontally or vertically -- and they will keep even on the hotest day. And, as you know, you can keep them in the freezer and they don't completely freeze, and are ready to use. The bream love them as does every other fish. Cheers.
Such a great tip mate. Love it! I always had that question if it would be as effective as non-salted ones. Nice to hear it works good for you mate. Thanks for that. Let's go fishing! Cheers, Dan.
This was great, Roger - having family commitments means as anglers we need to seize whatever opportunity is presented to us. Often it these short sessions under less than ideal conditions which teach us a lot about adjusting and getting the job done.
People have harem commitments too, a much more sustainable way for society to function. People have time pressures for all sorts of reasons, no need to mention harems and families.
Im in the midwest, we have lakes and rivers to fish. Catching and fighting to land the fish is the best experience in your life that you dont want to miss. Nice video and FISH ON!
Hey Roger! I was just further up towards the sand spit last week and used your advice and ended up catching some nice tailor, salmon, bream, flatties and a couple rays/sharks. Luckily i filmed the experience so the video will be up in a few weeks
Thank you so much Mr. Roger Osborne for the basics of beach fishing. Basics will become a foundation of catching fish, harvesting worms out on the beach. Basics when practiced is the forever technique we will have, thanks to you. More power. From San Jose, California. Rene Q.
Cracking short session on what I can only describe as beautiful fishing beach. Two lovely fish in quick succession for tea. Doesn't get much better than that. Arthur, Whitley bay north east UK.
Great video, I regularly get asked what's the best time to fish, my answer is always the same "when I can" its more important to learn your area and adapt technique to the opportunities available so in my area high tide in close. Low tide further out then then other factors come into play time of day season etc. but its mostly about knowing the area and fishing at any time.
Great video Roger, Travelling to WA end of March for fishing trip from Albany, Esperance then across the Nullarbor. I haven't done a lot of beach fishing but I soon will be. Showed me some skills needed. Thanks
I loved the way your thoughts of being home on time started to slip back a little, especially when looking down on the beautiful fish at your feet. You just can't beat it. Tight lines.
I don't usually comment but my partner and I recently discovered your channel and I've only started this fishing adventure as I'm now on the coast of WA. No beach worms here 😢 We leave your videos on in the background even if we're not watching. We love it mate. Thankyou 😊
Hi Roger I live in the UK and spent 3 months in Mollymook from Jan to March and not knowing what I was doing I found your videos very helpful and caught a few fish, I will be returning in Jan 2024 for another 3 to 4 months and look forward to putting some of your ideas into use. Tight Lines David
This is my second visit to your beach fishing site and I'm hooked good and proper. You really are a lucky son of a gun having all that beautiful ocean to yourself. Here in the south of England we have to share the Channel with hundreds of tankers and fleet of trawlers that don't leave much fish left for us beach boys. However, catching or not its a great past time. mind you, a fish every now and then brightens the day no end. Thanks for allow me to accompany you on your fishing trip. Over here we call that rig a "Penal" rig. Thanks again and Tight lines
It’s very interesting to see you identify sandbars and channels and depths just by looking at the waves. I look at the beach and all I see is water and waves. It’d be interesting to see how you’re identifying the key things to look far when you go beach fishing.
Hi Roger I am generally a catch and release fisherman mostly on fly I however do keep an odd fish if it’s good eating. I also dispatch my fish immediately If I am keeping it. Glad to see you do the same👌👌. All the best from a warm South Africa
I am 44 years old from Michigan. I have been fishing my whole life and have probably watched a million different nature programs of every sort. I had no clue that there is Giant ass worm creatures living in the sand under the surf. LOL Maybe they are not in the States?Blew my mind! Thanks for showing that.
Now i know why you are using light sinkers, very small tides. In new Zealand we use the same rig but with a much smaller bait and a single recurve hook. Nice kahawai
Great video! I learned a few new things and I enjoyed every minute of it. You did a fantastic job presenting and while catching a feed. Also showing and explaining things really well without any mucking around. Just found your channel. Subscribed!
Thanks for posting your video Roger, in the next few weeks I'm driving to WA from Albury and after watching your great techniques will definitely now be visiting a few beaches. Have never caught a beach worm but they look like a very tempting bait and worth the effort! Thanks again
Thank you for another great video mate! Great to watch whilst I'm laid up for a few days just makes me super keen to hit the beach ASAP. I'd love to see how you prep both the salmon and Tailor for eating. cheers!
I do beach fishing at Karachi Pakistan, usually I catch small fish, other issue is that we normally use shrimp or squids as a bait and they don't remain on the hook due to strong current.
Mate I have been catching beach worms and pipis since I was a wee child. My old man was born in Kempsey and we were up there at least 6 weeks a years. Out on the beach catching all sorts of mullet, taylor, bream, and whatever. A lot of good prawns jumped into our nets.
I’ve seen some Sharks while swimming at the beach, so my beach going days are over. I’ve done pier and deep sea fishing, so now I’ll be trying beach fishing. I live near the Gulf of Mexico in Florida. Recently we’ve been plagued with Red Tide, so I’ll be waiting for better days. Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching.
I agree entirely with you on the entertainment ,on Ventura as myself and the wife did a recent cruise on her . I was also disappointed in lack of supplies no brown sauce,marmite fruit and fibre ,and ran out of Guinness. Before long it will end up being a self catering cruise. I was happy with the condition of the ship . I personally thought the captains reports were not as informative as they used to be. I am just glad in a way that you feel the same way about Ventura As I do as well both can’t be wrong . Happy cruising.
Thank you for your wonderful content and instruction period I have never surf fished but finally at age 73 I have time now so I'm going to learn something new and thank you for your input and instruction
Hi Roger, thank you for the informative video! You're like the amazing Aussie dad I never had as I was raised by immigrant parents in the Western suburbs of Sydney and so it's awesome to learn about fishing our country's beautiful beaches.
Mr. Roger I truly enjoy your videos and event we are few miles away from each other I have learned a lot from you in few videos, I am located in USA Texas state to be exactly but like you I enjoy the ocean and the challenge of catching fish but mostly enjoy the sound of the ocean and the relaxing time. Many blessings to you and thank you for sharing your adventures.🙏🏻👏🏻
Here in South Africa we use a prawn pump to pump the blood worm an moonshine worm. The wonderworm u have to dig out between the rocks. Wish it was easier to get the worm.
As a German i must say your English is really comfortable to unterstand and listen to! Great videos. Gonna try it myself when traveling to the Northern Beaches. Thank you!
I am jealous ! I’d love the opportunity to fish the surf at the edge of an ocean. I’m stuck in Nebraska USA and all we have to fish where I live are small lakes and polluted rivers. So neat to watch you fish the ocean ! Thank you for having us along.
Hey Roger, thanks for the great video. I am visiting Texas & was wondering how to beach fish as I've never done it before. Had a great day pier fishing, but only got bites, I'll eventually catch dinner I hope 😂
Could you do a video where you break down what you would consider a good spot to go fishing? You listed some here in this video but I'm sure there are more tips that you haven't covered in this video I would imagine.
Hey Roger. Thank you so much for your videos mate. I've been watching your content for a while now, and your videos are super cool! I love the way you walk through your tackle and all the tips you give. So nice. Your channel got me back into fishing, particularly beach fishing. It has always been a passion of mine, and now I am back into it. I really enjoy the way you simplify things and make it enjoyable. So cool, mate. Please keep up the great work. Big fan here from the Byron Bay area. I started my little channel to share my fishing journey and maybe help another fellow angler who wants to get back into it. I hope one day we can share a fishing session together. It would be a privilege. If you are around the area, please let me know. Happy to tag along. Big fan. Let's go fishing! Cheers. Dan.
Hey Roger, I moved to WA in March and had zero knowledge of fishing. I watch your videos every week, even in the middle of fishing when i forget what to do! You are a legend and so insightful! Question for you - what is the swivel you are using here and connector to the sinker? I usually connect the sinker to another length of leader on a three-way swivel but looks like you have it connected to a 2 way? Looks a lot cleaner too and less likely to tangle.
Might use that stinger method. I have lost 2 fish to pater noster rigs where the second hook caught a rock and another time the second hook caught the net and the fish ran and snapped the line.
Beach fishing basics absolutely brilliant to watch you from Lombok Indonesia what main hook you use with a stinger hook wit the pilchard cheers you and Starlo are the guns cheers for now
That was wonderful and amazingly helpful to this beginner. PS I have NEVER heard of a beach worm- That was right out of a sci-fi movie! If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would not have believed you! Thanks for the great vids.
Hi Roger, Luke Parsons here. Looks like similar structure to Avoca beach where I fish each year. What size hook? 1/0 main, 1 stinger? Also, you mentioned something about the main hook being a bit thick for the worm. Can you explain that a little further? What kind of hook is best for the worm? And which is best for the pilchards?
Roger thanks for showing me the surf rig with the small stinger hook. Two days ago in NZ's Golden Bay using the rig and a half Pilchard I landed a 15 lb Kingfish. Lovely fish of which a smoked half. Fillets weighed 4.5lb each. Thanks for the info. Pete Keane
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Ahh, even if I buy something unrelated? How does that work? I am going to buy one of those air filters from Amazon to keep the mullet alive in the bucket.. so want to make sure I do it the right way.
@@light487 hi mate, yes the aerators work very well! From what I understand, Amazon has got a tracking system where if someone clicks through to Amazon using any of my links, and then starts shopping for other stuff while they're there, it gives me a small commission on anything that is bought within 24 hours. Thanks for your support!
Thanks heaps for all the amazing content I really look forward to it is like to know a bit more about your businesses perhaps I can get involved in some way looking for a tree change up your way if this is something of interest my name is Mitch mcbride I emailed you a while back thanks mate
Would your techniques work on Atlantic Canadian beaches? Or are they warm water necessary?
@esperago Hey Esperago. I'm from New Brunswick, I was thinking the same thing, I don't see any reason why not, use night crawlers and give it a try. I'm in Texas for the winter, but returning soon.
You and I sir, spending an hour or two on the beach whether they bite or not, would have a grand time. That's what it's all about. Km's of beach with no one in sight but the water and the sound of the waves.. how beautiful. This is the first video I see from you, but not the last.. going to the next now 🙂 Thank you.
Some people are just naturally good at explaining things and you are one of them...i enjoyed that video.cheers and hello from Western Australia.
couldn't agree more
Catching that worm just blew my mind! Never seen that before!
I'm with ya on that one! Crazy!
This clip is a welcome break from the usual gamefishing and trolling videos. It just brings us back to basic beach fishing and all the fun that entails. Good one!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
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I often catch nothing. Know what? It doesn't matter as a lot of times just getting out is enough to give that life pause we all need occasionally.
Absolutely Ian
I first heard the reply "That's why it's called fishing and not catching!" in a well patronised tackle shop in Brissie as a newbie to the area - so true!
A bad day of fishing is far better than a good day elsewhere
@@allonzo202 and golf is for those tortured souls who can’t fish! 🤪😂
I'm in Norway and I've been catching cod and pollock by the boat load all year, and now it's gone totally dead.
You are the best beach fisho and most generous sharer of great beach fishing technique. Thank you Roger.
I've been salting my own pilchard for about 3 years now. I use two Bulla ice cream tubs. One drilled with multiple holes that fits inside the other with spacers to allow the water to collect. I layer the pilchards with salt then pilchards then salt then pilchard etc until the packet is empty (lots of salt). Even 24 hours makes a difference, but after about 5 days or a week they are very tough. I cut them to size on the beach with scissors. You can either cut them horizontally or vertically -- and they will keep even on the hotest day. And, as you know, you can keep them in the freezer and they don't completely freeze, and are ready to use. The bream love them as does every other fish. Cheers.
Such a great tip mate. Love it! I always had that question if it would be as effective as non-salted ones. Nice to hear it works good for you mate. Thanks for that. Let's go fishing! Cheers, Dan.
So that helps to keep it together?
@@borism4629 it does big time! Worth trying for sure
Unbelievably humble in teaching. The catching of the worm left me in an awe. Just awesome.
Wow, thank you!
Preparation certainly gives you more fishing time. Another informative and enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing Roger.
This was great, Roger - having family commitments means as anglers we need to seize whatever opportunity is presented to us. Often it these short sessions under less than ideal conditions which teach us a lot about adjusting and getting the job done.
You find joy in every session just being out there
People have harem commitments too, a much more sustainable way for society to function. People have time pressures for all sorts of reasons, no need to mention harems and families.
@@vsstdtbs3705 Think you've missed the point of the vlog - it's a fishing vlog not a political one.
I'm like you family guys with kids, I'm married, I work 2 jobs, I don't have any kids LOL OK Rog ya got me. I have 3 kids
Im in the midwest, we have lakes and rivers to fish. Catching and fighting to land the fish is the best experience in your life that you dont want to miss. Nice video and FISH ON!
Thanks mate! I love fishing lakes and estuaries. What fish do you mainly catch there?
Hey Roger! I was just further up towards the sand spit last week and used your advice and ended up catching some nice tailor, salmon, bream, flatties and a couple rays/sharks. Luckily i filmed the experience so the video will be up in a few weeks
That's great, let me know when you have uploaded the video!
Thank you so much Mr. Roger Osborne for the basics of beach fishing. Basics will become a foundation of catching fish, harvesting worms out on the beach. Basics when practiced is the forever technique we will have, thanks to you. More power. From San Jose, California. Rene Q.
Thanks Rene 👍🏼
Thank you for this most straight forward and most educating fishing video I've seen showing the basics
Wow, what a superb teacher you are. Thank you. This is the kind of video I like.
Thank you! Glad you liked it
Cracking short session on what I can only describe as beautiful fishing beach. Two lovely fish in quick succession for tea. Doesn't get much better than that. Arthur, Whitley bay north east UK.
Yes it is stunning coast. Always great to be out there fishing!
Great video, I regularly get asked what's the best time to fish, my answer is always the same "when I can" its more important to learn your area and adapt technique to the opportunities available so in my area high tide in close. Low tide further out then then other factors come into play time of day season etc. but its mostly about knowing the area and fishing at any time.
what i love about fishing there really isnt a right way one way fits all , so fun
Thanks, Roger, very informative and enjoyable to watch.
loved the one foot for the wave - old school
Great video Roger, Travelling to WA end of March for fishing trip from Albany, Esperance then across the Nullarbor. I haven't done a lot of beach fishing but I soon will be. Showed me some skills needed.
Thanks
I loved the way your thoughts of being home on time started to slip back a little, especially when looking down on the beautiful fish at your feet. You just can't beat it. Tight lines.
I don't usually comment but my partner and I recently discovered your channel and I've only started this fishing adventure as I'm now on the coast of WA. No beach worms here 😢 We leave your videos on in the background even if we're not watching. We love it mate. Thankyou 😊
Hi Roger I live in the UK and spent 3 months in Mollymook from Jan to March and not knowing what I was doing I found your videos very helpful and caught a few fish, I will be returning in Jan 2024 for another 3 to 4 months and look forward to putting some of your ideas into use. Tight Lines David
Thanks David, that's great to hear
Another awesome video Roger. Thanks mate. You make it look so easy
This is my second visit to your beach fishing site and I'm hooked good and proper. You really are a lucky son of a gun having all that beautiful ocean to yourself. Here in the south of England we have to share the Channel with hundreds of tankers and fleet of trawlers that don't leave much fish left for us beach boys. However, catching or not its a great past time. mind you, a fish every now and then brightens the day no end. Thanks for allow me to accompany you on your fishing trip. Over here we call that rig a "Penal" rig. Thanks again and Tight lines
Mate, so lovely to see your joy of fishing. It’s like seeing a kid in an adult body :) Thanks for a lovely video.
Great to meet you yesterday evening mate, thanks for the chat!
It’s very interesting to see you identify sandbars and channels and depths just by looking at the waves. I look at the beach and all I see is water and waves. It’d be interesting to see how you’re identifying the key things to look far when you go beach fishing.
Hey mate, check out my video on how to read a beach. It will hopefully help you identify the key structures. Let me know how you go?
Here is a tip. Go down during the day to see the beach at low tide. Then go back and fish whatever the best formation is at high tide.
Awesome & informative.
My uncles taught me this as a youngster, soo cool to see its the same in many places
Hi Roger
I am generally a catch and release fisherman mostly on fly
I however do keep an odd fish if it’s good eating.
I also dispatch my fish immediately If I am keeping it.
Glad to see you do the same👌👌.
All the best from a warm South Africa
i'd bet you guys catch some fantastic stuff
I found that really helpful Roger. Thank you.
Great video Roger! I appreciate that you respect the animal you hunt by dispatching it in a timely manner. Cheers!
I am 44 years old from Michigan. I have been fishing my whole life and have probably watched a million different nature programs of every sort. I had no clue that there is Giant ass worm creatures living in the sand under the surf. LOL Maybe they are not in the States?Blew my mind! Thanks for showing that.
Ha ha yes we have them here in Australia but unsure about America? If you ever see any please let me know?
This guy reminded me when I use to go fishing with my uncle nice video mate. I was trying so hard to see what rig you had setup . XD
I love beach fishing and this was an awesome episode. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your useful tips. Tight lines and cheers from Canada.
Hello for the dreary midwest USA. Sir, I must say, your video and techniques are top notch. How lucky you are to fish such a beautiful beach. Cheers
Thanks 👍 It certainly is a beautiful stretch of coast here!
Now i know why you are using light sinkers, very small tides. In new Zealand we use the same rig but with a much smaller bait and a single recurve hook. Nice kahawai
Thank you for sharing, so informative and soothing to watch.
Great video! I learned a few new things and I enjoyed every minute of it.
You did a fantastic job presenting and while catching a feed. Also showing and explaining things really well without any mucking around.
Just found your channel. Subscribed!
Great to hear, thanks mate
Nice video mate and nice to see Australian contents on you tube
Thank you for this. I learnt a stack. I hope to put into practice when we go down to Albany in the next days.
Thanks for posting your video Roger, in the next few weeks I'm driving to WA from Albury and after watching your great techniques will definitely now be visiting a few beaches. Have never caught a beach worm but they look like a very tempting bait and worth the effort! Thanks again
Glad to help
Thank you for another great video mate! Great to watch whilst I'm laid up for a few days just makes me super keen to hit the beach ASAP. I'd love to see how you prep both the salmon and Tailor for eating.
cheers!
Thanks for watching! I should include the prep in future videos, thanks for the suggestion
I do beach fishing at Karachi Pakistan, usually I catch small fish, other issue is that we normally use shrimp or squids as a bait and they don't remain on the hook due to strong current.
One of the best fishing videos out here. Thank you Roger!
Wow great session Roger thanks a lot for the basic lesson very useful
Thanks John, glad it was helpful 🙂
Mate I have been catching beach worms and pipis since I was a wee child. My old man was born in Kempsey and we were up there at least 6 weeks a years. Out on the beach catching all sorts of mullet, taylor, bream, and whatever. A lot of good prawns jumped into our nets.
I love your calming explanation, cheers
Top bloke, great tips easy to follow awesome mate
Glad to help
Fantastic audio by the way. Moving-air ruined audio is the norm for YT. Your production is top notch. Thanks also for your tips and techniques.
Awesome, thank you!
I’ve seen some Sharks while swimming at the beach, so my beach going days are over. I’ve done pier and deep sea fishing, so now I’ll be trying beach fishing. I live near the Gulf of Mexico in Florida. Recently we’ve been plagued with Red Tide, so I’ll be waiting for better days. Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching.
thanks Jose, you're welcome
Absolutely brilliant 🤙👌
Fantastic video mate I picked up some great extra tips 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks Martin!
Not the tutorial we deserve but the one we need. Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome 😊
As long as your happier aye bro, or getting to where that is.
You seem busy enough with life so appreciate your time bro, awesome video
I agree entirely with you on the entertainment ,on Ventura as myself and the wife did a recent cruise on her . I was also disappointed in lack of supplies no brown sauce,marmite fruit and fibre ,and ran out of Guinness. Before long it will end up being a self catering cruise. I was happy with the condition of the ship . I personally thought the captains reports were not as informative as they used to be. I am just glad in a way that you feel the same way about Ventura As I do as well both can’t be wrong . Happy cruising.
Thank you for your wonderful content and instruction period I have never surf fished but finally at age 73 I have time now so I'm going to learn something new and thank you for your input and instruction
Thanks John you are very welcome
Thank you for your beautiful ❤️ vedios, I learnt alot.
I wish if I was fishing with you.
I like this dude I wanna see daily fishing blogs from him. Dude make TH-cam channels
Hi Roger, thank you for the informative video! You're like the amazing Aussie dad I never had as I was raised by immigrant parents in the Western suburbs of Sydney and so it's awesome to learn about fishing our country's beautiful beaches.
Wow, thanks
Enjoyed video Roger and fish you caught .Tight lines from UK 🎣
Mr. Roger I truly enjoy your videos and event we are few miles away from each other I have learned a lot from you in few videos, I am located in USA Texas state to be exactly but like you I enjoy the ocean and the challenge of catching fish but mostly enjoy the sound of the ocean and the relaxing time. Many blessings to you and thank you for sharing your adventures.🙏🏻👏🏻
Take a fish oil vitamin and squeeze the oil over your bait, it helps to attract fish.
Well done Roger another good video.
Cheers Chris
Thanks Chris
Here in South Africa we use a prawn pump to pump the blood worm an moonshine worm. The wonderworm u have to dig out between the rocks. Wish it was easier to get the worm.
Well done Roger. Great fishing as always. 👍
As a German i must say your English is really comfortable to unterstand and listen to! Great videos. Gonna try it myself when traveling to the Northern Beaches. Thank you!
Brilliant tutorial.....really enjoyed that and can't wait to give that stinger rig a go on SA beaches.
Well done Roger. Seems easy but I know getting results require a lot of knowledge and skill.
I am jealous ! I’d love the opportunity to fish the surf at the edge of an ocean.
I’m stuck in Nebraska USA and all we have to fish where I live are small lakes and polluted rivers.
So neat to watch you fish the ocean ! Thank you for having us along.
Hi Michael, thanks
Got few nice 70cm bluefish knysna lagoon off the bridge your tips are great they filled my plate.
Hey Roger, thanks for the great video. I am visiting Texas & was wondering how to beach fish as I've never done it before. Had a great day pier fishing, but only got bites, I'll eventually catch dinner I hope 😂
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if you catch anything off the beach there, curious as to what sort of fish Texas has to offer!
we have alot of redfish jacks shark Spanish in Texas from the beach @@RogerOsborneFishing
Wow valuable surf fishing 101 course...I have never seen your rig before..learn new technique for my pier fishing in June...Thank you..
Glad it was helpful! Let me know how it goes?
awesome tutorial Roger
Thanks Gene
I like how you do the 2 hook in the bait . Thanks 👍
Ive been a few times and not caught a thing yet 😢 hopefully this will change things😁
I'm sure it will improve your catch 👌
GREAT WORK MATE VERY WELL DONE IAM WATCHING FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 👍
Thanks mate!
Truly enjoyed this video tx Roger
Really enjoyed your video! I would like to try surf fishing one day
Could you do a video where you break down what you would consider a good spot to go fishing? You listed some here in this video but I'm sure there are more tips that you haven't covered in this video I would imagine.
I like your hook method, thanks for sharing.
spent my whole luch break watching this... and I don't even fish.. Fasinating!
ha ha, glad you enjoyed it!
Nice work, I didn’t know about worms in the sand 😱like mini tremors .
Im amazed with the worm catching❤
I love your videos Rodger . I’m about to move to the coast and I’m hoping I’ll be strong enough to land these beautiful fish to eat
Hey Roger. Thank you so much for your videos mate. I've been watching your content for a while now, and your videos are super cool! I love the way you walk through your tackle and all the tips you give. So nice. Your channel got me back into fishing, particularly beach fishing. It has always been a passion of mine, and now I am back into it. I really enjoy the way you simplify things and make it enjoyable. So cool, mate. Please keep up the great work. Big fan here from the Byron Bay area. I started my little channel to share my fishing journey and maybe help another fellow angler who wants to get back into it. I hope one day we can share a fishing session together. It would be a privilege. If you are around the area, please let me know. Happy to tag along. Big fan. Let's go fishing! Cheers. Dan.
Hey Roger, I moved to WA in March and had zero knowledge of fishing. I watch your videos every week, even in the middle of fishing when i forget what to do! You are a legend and so insightful!
Question for you - what is the swivel you are using here and connector to the sinker? I usually connect the sinker to another length of leader on a three-way swivel but looks like you have it connected to a 2 way? Looks a lot cleaner too and less likely to tangle.
Might use that stinger method. I have lost 2 fish to pater noster rigs where the second hook caught a rock and another time the second hook caught the net and the fish ran and snapped the line.
It’s clear you have a deep connection with the land.
I used to use kites really fast and get out over em breakers!. Cool video ty.
Beach fishing basics absolutely brilliant to watch you from Lombok Indonesia what main hook you use with a stinger hook wit the pilchard cheers you and Starlo are the guns cheers for now
Thanks Barrie
That was wonderful and amazingly helpful to this beginner. PS I have NEVER heard of a beach worm- That was right out of a sci-fi movie! If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would not have believed you! Thanks for the great vids.
Hey Roger
It is very informative video for beach fishing ❤
Thanks 👍 Glad it was helpful!
Wow that’s so inspiring to try beach fishing
Hi Roger, Luke Parsons here. Looks like similar structure to Avoca beach where I fish each year.
What size hook? 1/0 main, 1 stinger?
Also, you mentioned something about the main hook being a bit thick for the worm. Can you explain that a little further? What kind of hook is best for the worm? And which is best for the pilchards?
4/0 and size 2 stinger.
@@franksaunders6534 thanks. Hard to tell on the video sometimes. :)
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Cheers ol mate!🙌🎣🏴☠️👊
Nice simple relaxing video without all the hype. Awesome video 👍
Not all beaches are the same. Here in the East Coast of West Malaysia, you'll be lucky to catch one.
Roger thanks for showing me the surf rig with the small stinger hook. Two days ago in NZ's Golden Bay using the rig and a half Pilchard I landed a 15 lb Kingfish. Lovely fish of which a smoked half. Fillets weighed 4.5lb each. Thanks for the info. Pete Keane
The fish was caught on the stinger hook.
Wow Pete, thanks for letting me know. Awesome catch!