Hey Gary, Thanks so much for the kind words. I learnt a lot from blokes like yourself and am happy to share what I have learnt along the way. Fish on! Cheers, Justin
Excellent fishing video Justin its both informative and enjoyable the ZMAN are the only soft plastics I use now they have a great range in colour and action especially the grubs. keep it going 🐟
Hey Clive, glad you enjoyed the vid and found it informative. Awesome to hear you love your ZMans and the GrubZ is definitely a great allrounder. Thanks for supporting an Australian Owned & Operated Family Business. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Hey Jay, Lighter is often better, however I find times when I like to step the weight up and sometimes it can make them eat, even when they don't want to... so it's worth experimenting. I fish light in canal systems, however in open water I will often up the weight, especially when dealing with current and wind, or wanting to punch out long casts and cover ground looking for active fish. I am also chasing yellowfin bream, where black bream can be more timid and slower feeders, requiring a lighter head to get the bite. All the best with the fishing and thanks for the kind words. Cheers, Justin
@@jordancama4961 I have been fishing a fair bit of 1/8oz lately and in the canals I fish 1/16oz commonly. For open water I love covering water, hunting active fish and making them eat. Southern black bream often require lighter weights and a slower approach, while yellowfin bream are generally more aggressive. I am often amazed how fast and aggressive I can fish a 1/4oz and they smash it... I sometimes say to my mates, fish it like you're trying to keep it away from them ;). Hope you get stuck into a few soon. Cheers, Justin
Great Video Justin. You have given so much information out in this video. Well done.
Hey Gary, Thanks so much for the kind words. I learnt a lot from blokes like yourself and am happy to share what I have learnt along the way. Fish on! Cheers, Justin
Excellent fishing video Justin its both informative and enjoyable the ZMAN are the only soft plastics I use now they have a great range in colour and action especially the grubs. keep it going 🐟
Hey Clive, glad you enjoyed the vid and found it informative. Awesome to hear you love your ZMans and the GrubZ is definitely a great allrounder. Thanks for supporting an Australian Owned & Operated Family Business. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
What sort of camera are you using. Great products, main plastic i use in the hobie series.
Do you find you get more bream on heavier or lighter jighead?....thank you for the video as always
Lighter is supposed to be better for bream but Justin always manages to catch them on 1/4 ounce wish i could say the same 😂
Hey Jay, Lighter is often better, however I find times when I like to step the weight up and sometimes it can make them eat, even when they don't want to... so it's worth experimenting. I fish light in canal systems, however in open water I will often up the weight, especially when dealing with current and wind, or wanting to punch out long casts and cover ground looking for active fish. I am also chasing yellowfin bream, where black bream can be more timid and slower feeders, requiring a lighter head to get the bite. All the best with the fishing and thanks for the kind words. Cheers, Justin
@@jordancama4961 I have been fishing a fair bit of 1/8oz lately and in the canals I fish 1/16oz commonly. For open water I love covering water, hunting active fish and making them eat. Southern black bream often require lighter weights and a slower approach, while yellowfin bream are generally more aggressive. I am often amazed how fast and aggressive I can fish a 1/4oz and they smash it... I sometimes say to my mates, fish it like you're trying to keep it away from them ;). Hope you get stuck into a few soon. Cheers, Justin
@@tackletacticstv7687 what a comprehensive response! Thank so much mate 🤙🤙