This DELICATE bait is DEADLY effective on Bream, Whiting & More!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Roger shows you proof of why fishing the turn of the tide is an AMAZING time to fish in your local estuary.
These estuary fishing tips will help you to catch more fish in your local lake or river system. Australian estuaries are filled with an abundance of Whiting, Bream, Flathead, Mulloway, Trevally and many other desirable fish species.
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50 years old - fished 45 of them in that area - and never seen/used squirt worms. Beach worms for days, but never squirt worms. Thanks for teaching me something new Roger.
Rogers the master
i know fisherman never like to tell their spots, but i would love to know what waterway that is
Your videos are consistently magical. Your channel is the only one that successfully captivates the essence of shore fishing. I especially enjoy the calmness while you fish and at the same time the explanation of your technique with such a detail. But the best part is the video presentation. For example that part between 21:35 - 23:45 where you giving advice and having your rod taking bites on the backround is perfect. That scene only creates a lot of emotions for fishermen watching you including myself like the thrill and reaction we take to land that fish. Thank you again and keep it up. Greeting from Cyprus. I'm 40 yo ,been fishing for 20 years now and I especially adore all light tackle fishing tecniques.
Down here in the Gippsland area of Victoria, the “squirt worm” is more commonly known as sand worms and is a sought after bait for many estuarine species. It is ridiculously priced if buying from bait outlets and when you find a patch to pump for yourself, you tend to keep the location under wraps. Thanks again for a very entertaining and informative video.
As a loyal viewer from Lebanon, I really enjoy your videos, Roger. Thank you.
Many thanks!
As a regular viewer from Scotland, I love your videos. Thanks.
Your wife is a trouper. She must love you very much. Great fishing session. Love watching
What an awesome session Roger and a big thumbs up to your wife for filming it all!
My wife does some of the vids but not this one
Your videos are heartwarming. You are genuinely doing this for the love of it and that shines through. Thank you for your videos :)
I love the sound of the water and environment - so relaxing. I need to go fishing. 🎣
Yes, thanks
Hi Roger I have been laying on my bed with covid and came across your Chanel, very good teaching videos I'm 73 been fishing since I could hold a rod and have seen do stuff I want to try especially the deadliest rig in the world.
The covid has gone thanks for entertaining me look forward to more videos and shall have my grand son watch these, cheers Tony Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks Tony
We used to pump squirt worms at Chipping Norton Lake until certain somebody’s pumped them out by the kilo’s & since then they have been hard to come by at that location unfortunately!
Roger, You continue to deliver excellent videos. That last bream looked like it was over 40.
Many fishing journos keep saying that there is nothing wrong with keeping a feed sort of indicating that releasing the fish is the moral thing to do.
I have changed over the years and I think fishing for food is the correct thing to do and tormenting a fish just for sport is not the right thing. I am very very far removed from being a "greenie". Just my opinion.
We enjoy eating fish and I have always just loved fishing
Agreed with the fishing for sport thing. If I go fishing it’s for food and when I’ve caught enough I stop and go home. Dragging fish by their lips out of the water, tormenting them, stressing them out and throwing them back for personal amusement is sick IMO. I’m far from being a greenie too, I just think there’s better things to do with my time than torture fish and throw them back for fun. The only way I’ll throw a fish back is if it’s too small or a no take, the rest go into my esky for dinner.
I had never heard of "squirt worms" before. Thank you!
Thankyou Roger and Beck i learned how to capture squirt worms today wow what a dangerous bait!Congrats on catching that big biggest bream ....i noted that the ones that got away could have been bigger monsters you never know....wow thanks Roger....you had me on the edge of my seat......and ive also noticed that monster fish seem to come around when it rains?
Thanks for the very informative videos Roger. I have been watching most of your videos to learn about fishing in Australia as I am visiting my daughter and family in the Sunshine coast. I am a keen angler here in South Africa. Angler because we usually dont catch fish. 😂 Luckily my son in law is also a keen angler and I will definitely use your various methods once I am in the Sunshine coast. BTW my stay will be from May to July. Hope to catch winter fish. Thanks again for your effort.
😁Great video. You're a very good teacher and coach
Thank you! 😃
Great vid, and sesh , reminds me of some of the best fishing times I’ve had
Excellent Filming.
It's truly a fishing paradise... there are lots of fish non-stop strike sensation.. extraordinary sir
I've seen those casings where I pump nippers Roger but never really knew what they where. But looking at them it doesn't look like there wouldn't be much that wouldn't eat them👍
Hi Nathan. I'm not English and now and again English knots my brain. Like you say: "It doesn't look like there wouldn't be much that wouldn't eat them".
No wonder many people does the exact opposite to what I ask them to do. I have lots to learn. These many negatives in one sentence really gets me down.
As a simlar aged South African fisherman, I relate to a lot of your content and really enjoy it. I can not presume to claim to a better grasp of the mother tongue, but what you call a lake, is it not an estuary?
Great video Roger! Inspired me to go out and have a go
Thanks for the tips I hope your show takes off great show peace ✌️
We love Roger and we love estuary fishing.🙌🎣
Hi Roger. I'm a new subscriber and love your videos. Learning lots. I'll be heading down the south coast (Wallaga) in a couple of weeks so might try my luck with catching some squirt worms. That last bream was a monster. Also, well done to your wife for having the patience and skill to capture such wonderful footage 😊
Nice one Roger. I have a similar bait sieve set up. I use a small kids bike inner tube instead of a pool noodle though. Cheers. 😊
Great idea
I have always had more success fishing overcast weather with possible change in barometric pressure, agree tide is also important. Not that you can't catch fish at other times it's just that the hot sessions combine all the factors.
I want the lat long of that exact position! That was an absolutely awesome haul of good size, quality fish. Nice one Mr. Osborne.
Giving coordinates online is a great way of decimating an area, and disrupting the food chain.
I reckon it would not have mattered where I fished in the lake, I would have got a similar result
@@planet1hunter128 Agree, it was a feeble attempt at emphasising my point of a great haul, knowing Roger would never give out such details in a public forum.
Great video mate as always, super informative and always a blast to watch, I have an idea for a video you could make if you were interested, “How to handle different fish” as in when you’ve actually caught them best way to hold them to avoid getting spiked from a flatly for example or avoid getting bitten by a Taylor, a lot of new fisherman make the mistake of not knowing how to hold certain fish although it is simple would be interesting video from someone as experienced as yourself catching all the common species and showing how to best handle them
Thanks for your comment. Yes, I think it would be a good video.
Hello Mr Osborne, a year coming to an end.
You made us beautiful videos of fishing in beaches, sea lakes see your montages.
A big thank you, happy holidays in advance.
Thank you very much!
I'm in the same boat Roger always heard of shirt worms but never used them,on my next trip to York peninsular I'll see if we have any where I get the salt water yabbies cheers mate.
*Cool vid Oli! I cant wait to get out there again this summer.*
Hi Roger. I am fishing at Angelsea at the moment. Thank you for all the tips you have shared. I usually fish rivers in Vic but now I am trying beach fishing as well. Thanks for inspiring many people including me. Kind regards. MP
Thanks Michael
Great vid mate enjoyed it good CATCH .😀👍
Thanks 👍
How good was that! What a session. 👍
Very enjoyable and delicious eating
Another quality video from the master 🤙
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi
Have you heard of an worm needle, here in SA we use a worm needle to put the worm on,and it makes it very easy.
I have never heard of it!
@@RogerOsborneFishing How can I send you picture.
I really appreciate videos like this one. Fresh local bait gets the fish. Roger you are an inspiration to just get into it. I will have to start using 2 rods, as I have always only ever had one in the hand. Best wishes and tight lines for 2024.
I appreciate that!
Cool vid Roger and a nice mixed bag 🎣👌
Thanks 👍
Thanks for a great video! Watching from Canada - wishing I was home in Adelaide fishing this Christmas! Grateful for your content Roger! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
great work Roger I would love to spend the day fishing with you what a nice spot to fish
Thanks Jim
Another fantastic session. Wow what a great catch of fish. Love watching your channel.
Thanks so much!
I grew up in SA and I think we called these Tube Worms. Thanks for this, I'll try to find them up here in SQLD. Great video again mate.
Had. O idea about those worms, thank you
Glad to help
Orsum fishing. Love to watch you catch Orsum fish .for table.
Many many thanks
Great feed of fish well done, lernt a lot thanks.
What a great session.. squirt worms are new to me. Love using nippers.. looks like I'll be investing in a siv... Great work mate. Loving your videos.
Thanks Michael. The squirt worms were a revelation to me, they are so effective! Happy fishing 👍🏼
I learned a lot from this video, thanks Roger 🙏
Fantastic fishing Rodger😊
Love your vids roger, ive learnt a lot from your vids especially the world deadliest rig where my son caught his pb taylor 80cm.
Amazing video mate thank you very much Roger. What a pleasure to watch this videos in the lake with no stop action 🙂. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
A lovely feed Rog and so clean looking fish and lake.😀🎣👌
great stuff fishing the shalows and chanels
Thanks 👍
Hi
Roger a really great video. Thanks to the missus. She must be really patient. Does she like fishing? I was sitting at the table with my cat watching you have lots of fun. I recently retired having not been able to fish for the last 30 years and I am really looking forward to being able to enjoy fishing here in East Gippsland again. Thanks for all the good advice you give.
Hi Michael, you're welcome, I hope you get a chance to have a fish soon.
What a cracking session that was Roger!
Absolutely great video, funny I was at Narrabeen lake on Wednesday, working not having fun. Hey camera person is this filmed with the I phone. Thanks 👍
Yes with an I phone
Thanks for the reply,the quality is excellent. Thanks
Another very informative session, and it's really great that you've acknowledged the work of your camera operator. She does a great job!
(I couldn't find any mention of your assistant in a few of your earlier videos.)
she has a youtube channel and occasionally replies to comments on Roger's videos but for the life of me i cannot remember the name! D:
Many thanks!
Thank you for all the infomation its great i love your video.
Thanks for the lesson .I really enjoy your videos
Glad to hear that!
Excellent video mate amazing advice and detailed information about the worms mate thank you and merry Christmas to you and your family
Thanks, you too!
Great video Roger catching a nice mixed bag.😊
Thanks 👍
Like a demo on catching mullet.My favourite fish to eat is 1 kilo plus mullet
Great fishing rog
Glad you enjoyed it
Mr. Osborn, I follow you with interest and excitement. thanks for informations. I have a question for you. What do the letters XSC, XTC on Shimano fishing reels mean? What are the differences? thanks.
Great Fishing mate!!! Which waterway is this?
Burrill Lake NSW
Used squirt worms so many years ago where I grew up, lake illawarra...great whiting bait...please tell me where I can get them...what lake were you at...cheers...
Another great, informative vid.. thanks for the entertainment !
Our pleasure!
Roger I note you fish low light times most times by either time of day or cloud cover.
It just happened to be a stormy afternoon but I do love cloud cover
Happy New Year.
Awesome video thanks for sharing ❤
Good ol squirt worms hey! At times I pumped a few as bycatch when collecting nippers but only very small ones. Are they in specific parts of the estuary or anywhere up or down the NSW coast? Thanks for the vid Roger, top stuff! When might you do some boat vids?
They exist in estuaries right up and down the coast
just shows how collecting fresh local bait and using light line is the key not daggy store boat rubbish gear with sinkers and hooks too big and smelly frozen bait. worms pippies , nippers and crabs are superb bait. used to dig mud worms as a kid great bait tougher than squirties .
HI Roger, a Merry Christmas to you and the Family matey, how far North do you find Squirt worms mate ? we have yabbies Gold Coast and Brisbane ,just wondering
about the Squirt worms,
Cheers Mate
love the vids keep them coming.
Thanks dingydate, I'm pretty sure you get them up there, just ask around
Hello Roger, seventy years ago my father took me fishing. So we were (target species Grunter) in Durban , South Africa . Case Worm was not allowed to be used as a bait. So we were not fishing legally . We took about ten grunter between three of us, all averaging 3 lbs +
Malcolm C
Wow, great to know this type of worm is in S.A
Trevally make for Great Sashimi🎣😀
Roger, you find that bream tend to be a tad more aggressive and bald when theres some cloud cover?
Thanks Mick
@@RogerOsborneFishing Gday Roger. I was asking the question, do you find that bream tend to be a tad more aggressive and bald when theres some cloud cover?
@@RogerOsborneFishing 'BOLD', not 'BALD'. lol.....
Do you ever use bait holder hooks?
Not usually but I am open to it
Would that be a good spot for flathead?
“I’ve got a little ball sinker, not quite as big as a malteser” 😂 quote of the video, they a favorite snack?
I've used yabbies for years and never knew about those worms.
Love the videos. I grew up doing plenty of freshwater fishing but not a lot of salt. Now moved to the beach in North Qld and trying to learn. Your vids are an inspiration. Nobody up here uses squirt worms but I have seen the cases. Also found lugworms. I am going to try both.. You've inspired me...
Sounds great!
Love of fishing 🐟😊
We get told off in south australia for going out and catching out fresh Bite as it has to be a certain size. We can't even use them little bake. Fishing either alive or catch them alive because it's against the roles.
Hi Roger, where is this lake located ?
South coast NSW
where is this located?? and what state??
Roger lives in the Ulladulla area of NSW (I don’t think he minds people knowing that since he mentions it a bit).
Largest bream I think I seen, the Beach tucker man does it again.
Hi Roger. You probably don't want to divulge your fishing spots, but I was just wondering if the lake that you are fishing is either Burrill Lake or Lake Tabourie?
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS GUESSING
It is a super bait
L e g e n d! Great haul on the squirts Rog! 🎉👑
Thank you 😁
Looks like a landing net there
I learned
When I was young I coulfd catch prawns with my toes at night by hand when they run
excellent!
The green one wasn't ripe yet 😂😂
😂
I gather from your comments Roger that Mullet is nicer eating than Salmon?
No, both are good eating 😊
What no Kahawai? :)
We love kahawai
Squirt worm is the new nickname for my wife
Do not understand why you wade out so far to the channel then walk back to the rod holder. Fish should be up on the flats feeding over sand that is exposed at low tide, moving around in the high slack water as you described. Channels are highways for whiting, not feeding grounds unlike say, flathead. I fish the rising tide, walking backwards as the tide rises then near the top of the tide I wade further into the water and cast back to the shore as water covers the dry sand exposing more feeding territory. My local tides in QLD rise 4 metres but a 1 metre tide in NSW works the same. I lived and fished there most of my life. Squirts were great bait. No squirts up here.
I prefer bloodworms not sure about if it is legal.Grave diggers hoe or pronged hoe 90 degrees to handle half a worm one fish
Your outrageous!!!😂
You have stingrays as your pest, me it’s those toadies in my estuary
We have toadies too