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Hi Roger , I think most os the salmon taste like crap sort of thing came about because the people catching them weren’t looking after them - if you leave any fish in a bucket out in the sun it will deteriorate quickly . I use a 2lt cordial bottle filled with water and frozen to keep my fish cool by part filling the bucket with sea water and putting the cordial bottle in the middle and i then place my fish in head first around the bottle . It doesn’t take long for the frozen bottle to cool the water down and i can also use it as a drink bottle . Sure it is an extra 2 kg to lug down the beach but as i can use it to cool the fish and drink its contents if i get thirsty i feel it worthwhile. Don’t Forget the fishcakes , once made they can be frozen and make a nice meal when the weather turns bad and you can’t get out for a fish ! The frames also make good crab baits !
@@RogerOsborneFishing hi Roger, please post the question u have at the end of video as a comment as well, so that people can respond at a single place and vote up other comments where we share same idea. Other than that i am interested in seeing a pov video where u find sand bars and place to fish. With drone video we understand the concept would be good to see a pov on a gopro. Thanks for the content, really useful
I haven't fished in like 25 years. I'm finally getting back into it, and I had no idea how little I actually know about fishing. I've been watching a lot of videos and yours are very helpful.
Great info mate. Not sure if I mentioned it before but I fish Kilcunda and Inverloch beaches. I’ve caught salmon all year round and love the fight they put up. A few weeks back I was at Kilcunda and a huge flock of seagulls were feeding on white bait within casting distance. Salmon were pretty much everywhere! I pulled in 8 in quick succession on a metal spoon setup. Biggest was near 4kg so I was wrapped. Tight lines 🐟🐟
It would've been really nice if you'd invited the lonely dude up the beach to fish with you guys. Can I also say your voice reminds me so much of Neil Perry. Great vid and just remember to always be kind.
Every time i tell someone that salmon are great they tell me they are trash but those same people will eat tailor to me salmon and tailor taste almost the same but salmons texture is 100 time better
Same thing happens here, plenty of good eating fish but some species are deemed "no good", besides with that beer batter if yours I'll bet anything tastes even better, ty for the video Roger.
Bro, you are the most real person doing these vids and I appreciate it all, thank you for your time and good fishing, as i hope i have moving forwards :)
Awesome Vid Roger. The Mighty Kahawai as we call it here in NZ. Also tasty smoked, with salt and brown sugar can never go wrong. Btw do they bleed them once their caught in Oz?
@@RogerOsborneFishing will definitely need to try that recipe. We nickname them Rats over here but when never throw them back when we catch them 🤭🤭. Always a pleasure watching your content and learning a thing or two.
Possibly the most authentic fishing videos I've come across. You constantly inspire me to keep it simple and to just enjoy the process. I can now catch beach worms thanks to you.
Roger you’re such a great fisherman! I have learned so much from you on beach fishing. I was very excited when I was able to read the beach correctly and cast into the right spots. And to set up a rig even. I live in the state of Washington we have lots of serf perch in our waters. Any tips on catching this fish?
Just found this channel and subscribed. Just wanted to say how nice it is to watch a fair dinkum video for a change instead of a show pony exercise. Well done!!
Thank you for the great video full of enthusiasm!! I'm a retired fish Pathologist here in Oregon, and they don't look like any Salmonid, or more specifically of the genus Oncorhynchus, but if you like to call them salmon, who would want to argue!! I bet they taste like good redtail Sea Perch, here!!
I am fishing in Australia since 1989 and I am Never tired of it . Your program and knowledge is great .Just one Question that is Are there Beach worms in Victoria and around Great ocean Rd to find ?And if there are where else in Victoria? Have fun time fishing.
Great Video. Worth mentioning there are actually two species of Australian salmon, the Western Salmon are slightly larger and not as good to eat as the eastern species. Maybe that's where the reputation comes from?
Just yesterday I caught a 62cm Australia Salmon and I released it back into the ocean on the knowledge I learnt from my Dad and Grandfather about Aussie Salmon not that great to eat. After watching this great video I will be inclined to keep my next 60cm plus Aussie Salmon, thank you.
G'day Roger just thought I would let you know how my mate's and myself treat our salmon on catch we bleed and place head first in a 1/3 bucket of salt water,they seem to bleed out better at home i fillet and skin cut into stripes removing the dark meat,roll in flour with salt and pepper then in egg wash and then panko seasoned crumbs,fry in butter or marg serve with salad of your choice,excellent and very underrated fish enjoy your videos and thanks for the info always prepared to try new ideas tight lines regards johno.
Hi Roger, I've just started watching your videos so my comments are a bit late. Thanks to replying to my question on the tailor video as I have recently moved to Perth and tailor are our bread and butter beach fish. Prior to that I fished the Esperance area, all the way East to the WA/SA border, and talk about Salmon. March/April they school in there tens of thousands migrating West. They will take any bait or lure in this situation just sometimes they are a bit far out so you need to be able to cast. These salmon tend to school in similar size fish but not always. The best for size though is outside of these schools. The sharks follow these schools an smash fish a plenty, quite often the fish survives injured and swims away from the school and basically lives in the one location for the rest of its life. These fish grow huge. The green colouring on their back goes a gun metal grey at about 85cms, I personally have caught one at over a metre (didn't get a weight) on 2 snooded 7/0 hooks with you guessed it salmon as bait while chasing Mulloway. If you love Salmon then give Southern WA a crack.
The WA salmon are a slightly different species to the east coast salmon. The dolphin's pods will often push the migrating salmon schools closer to shore, it's awesome.
Hello Roger, another great video. You are the only person that I know that starts with the basics of surf fishing and goes through everything that somebody fishing in the surf for the first time needs to know, most videos from others are about the fish they catch not about "how to" . The best of luck with your channel. Regards Kevin
Roger, I share this same feeling. Although I will only surf fish in San Francisco Ocean Beach in which Salmon aren’t around 😂 I still followed videos 1-3 in order just in case I missed out on your sage knowledge. Thanks so much
Caught my first Salmon recently and absolutely loved fish cakes. Roger, could you kindly make a video on how and when to set up the hook/strike fish. I have lost a lot of fish due to not being able to set up the hook, either doing it to early or too late. Thanks heaps for your videos!
Have been waiting for your next vid. 😊 Glad to know you are well and catching lots of fish. One more vid that will be on my replay list. Thank you, Roger!
Good morning Roger re charged the phone ,the burley springs are approximately 80mm long and 25mm in diameter they are made of 1.5mm galv wire on a peace of threaded rod i got the idea from David Sheldon's he processes and supplies gents throughout SA we have been using a paternoster rig with a burley spring and half a soft pilchard pressed into it fishing for salmon it works really well I'll see if I can attach a photo.
Another great educational video Roger, thanks. I'm heading to Lake Conjola early November and hopefully catch some beach worms and salmon to use as bait instead of buying it. I also love eating salmon.
Hey Roger. Love your videos. So much practical information and thankfully not 90% of the video showing the fisherman reeling in the fish. Precise and short. Well done mate. Any tips on lure fishing off the beach would be much appreciated.
Welcome back Roger - great video as usual. I saw the comments about bleeding - I know it's not the nicest thing to see, but if you are considering a video on how to effectively dispatch and bleed the fish I'd definitely be keen to learn about that.
Thanks Roger 👍have been a long time bream fisherman on hard body lures. I'm very keen to get right into beach fishing. This video has been a wealth of knowledge. Cheers
@@RogerOsborneFishing Can't go wrong with any of the Atomic chubby 38mm cranks in deep or shallow. Normally using a 7 foot rod 2-6lb with 4lb braid and fluro carbon. Bit of a hand full if a good flathead has a go though.
Great video Roger. Since making the move over to NZ these Australian Salmon or Kahawai as they are known over here have certainly been a staple on our diet. Bled straight away they are a beautiful fish to eat. And as you said, fresh kahawai is one of the best baits around.
Thoroughly enjoy your videos and your clear concise instructions make understanding and learning so easy. If possible could you include a video on the sizes and types of rods that you use, especially for beach fishing for whiting, salmon and flathead. Thanks and please keep up the great videos.
G'day Roger. DAVI B Here from brissi, visitor to your west coast line and Hungary for some tailor action, hints accepted, im an avid tailor fisherman on the East Coast. Just unfamiliar with the season or months here. Heading for coro Beach in a weeks time nth of kal barri
Hey Roger. I found your videos really amazing. I have access to Sydneys Northern Beaches, Eastern suburbs and Southern beaches. Can you give me some recommendations on what beaches to try
@@RogerOsborneFishing I have been fishing at Narrabeen, Long Reef and Fishermans Beach a lot in the last weeks over Christmas but I seem to be catching shark after shark. Any tips on how I can target actual eating fish (salmon, tailor)? I use slab meat like you mention in your video with double hook setup (large one + stinger) but I still can't even get a hookup with a fish and I have gone at dusk there maybe ~7-8 times since November.
Hey bud. Another great video. From one fishing TH-camr to another I understand the time and effort that goes into editing/filming this content. Keep up the work. Matt.🐟 Thankyou.
Hi Roger John from Adelaide we heading down to waitping beach on Monday trying for salmon we will be using beach worms and pilchards with a large burley spring,I've been making up our garfish burley but instead of mixing water to thicken I'm using vitamised old pilchards in a liquid form it has been working well on yellowfin whiting and mullet the tide is good with offshore nth easterly ideal for waits I'll be trying your running sinker rig as there have been a few school mullaway around.
First time to your channel and it was a grate video and learnt heaps from it thank you and keep up the good work going to watch some of your other videos now
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Hi Roger ,
I think most os the salmon taste like crap sort of thing came about because the people catching them weren’t looking after them - if you leave any fish in a bucket out in the sun it will deteriorate quickly . I use a 2lt cordial bottle filled with water and frozen to keep my fish cool by part filling the bucket with sea water and putting the cordial bottle in the middle and i then place my fish in head first around the bottle . It doesn’t take long for the frozen bottle to cool the water down and i can also use it as a drink bottle . Sure it is an extra 2 kg to lug down the beach but as i can use it to cool the fish and drink its contents if i get thirsty i feel it worthwhile.
Don’t Forget the fishcakes , once made they can be frozen and make a nice meal when the weather turns bad and you can’t get out for a fish !
The frames also make good crab baits !
They are so good to eat..Whoever say's that obviously does not like eating fish...I got one on a live mullet the other day..Good size
Spot on Roger!
Thanks Wagga
The goat returns
Thanks Matt.
Definitely the goat of fishing 😆
Keep up the content, your video's are super clear and I have learnt so much from you
Thanks Mark, will do!
@@RogerOsborneFishing hi Roger, please post the question u have at the end of video as a comment as well, so that people can respond at a single place and vote up other comments where we share same idea.
Other than that i am interested in seeing a pov video where u find sand bars and place to fish. With drone video we understand the concept would be good to see a pov on a gopro.
Thanks for the content, really useful
I haven't fished in like 25 years. I'm finally getting back into it, and I had no idea how little I actually know about fishing.
I've been watching a lot of videos and yours are very helpful.
Great to hear. Thanks mate glad you're enjoying them
Great info mate. Not sure if I mentioned it before but I fish Kilcunda and Inverloch beaches. I’ve caught salmon all year round and love the fight they put up. A few weeks back I was at Kilcunda and a huge flock of seagulls were feeding on white bait within casting distance. Salmon were pretty much everywhere!
I pulled in 8 in quick succession on a metal spoon setup. Biggest was near 4kg so I was wrapped.
Tight lines 🐟🐟
Roger you are sure pure
Always love your vedio
Thanks Ken.
It would've been really nice if you'd invited the lonely dude up the beach to fish with you guys. Can I also say your voice reminds me so much of Neil Perry. Great vid and just remember to always be kind.
Another great video... Thank you, Roger!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very informative 👍👍👍
Snapper off the rocks or beach, and Jew interested as well. Roger, good to see your new content.
Thanks Sergey, I am working on a few videos at the moment and plan to publish another one next week.
Roger i enjoyed your video after a long interval expecting more videos ❤️
More to come! Glad you enjoyed it.
Hey Roger , it’s been ages since you did a vid, nice to see you, thanks for the info ,cheers from Wagga
Thanks Ren, More to come!
Thanks Roger! Nice video as always.
Thanks 👍
I totally absolutely agree with you mate. Extremely underrated eating fish. You’ve nailed it with your cooking preparation,spot on. Delicious.
Totally agree, everyone that I cook them for loves them!
I've been saying the same thing for years, they're a great eating fish. Used to catch heaps up along the NSW coast on new years camping trips
Good stuff
Every time i tell someone that salmon are great they tell me they are trash but those same people will eat tailor to me salmon and tailor taste almost the same but salmons texture is 100 time better
love your tips
Thanks so much!
Same thing happens here, plenty of good eating fish but some species are deemed "no good", besides with that beer batter if yours I'll bet anything tastes even better, ty for the video Roger.
Your videos are pro status! So much knowledge and experience shared. Excellent instructional content. Thank you very much, Roger. 🙏👍
👍🏼 epic. Salmon are great to eat!
Tried it with your beer batter and it’s fantastic
Excellent information, thank you Roger
Great to see a new vid Roger, thanks as always for all your tips they have helped me some much Cheers Mark
Thanks Mark, Roger
Bro, you are the most real person doing these vids and I appreciate it all, thank you for your time and good fishing, as i hope i have moving forwards :)
Thanks Tim, I appreciate that
Awesome Vid Roger.
The Mighty Kahawai as we call it here in NZ.
Also tasty smoked, with salt and brown sugar can never go wrong.
Btw do they bleed them once their caught in Oz?
Hi, thanks Jonasi. Yes we bleed them. They taste awesome in a beer batter like in the vid.
@@RogerOsborneFishing will definitely need to try that recipe. We nickname them Rats over here but when never throw them back when we catch them 🤭🤭.
Always a pleasure watching your content and learning a thing or two.
Bless you Jonasi, Salmon hahahaha
Australia is a beautiful place
Thanks Numan, yes it is!
Possibly the most authentic fishing videos I've come across. You constantly inspire me to keep it simple and to just enjoy the process. I can now catch beach worms thanks to you.
That’s awesome John, great to hear from you.
Love to see new vid from you Roger, love from Malaysia
Thanks Hakimi
Your a bloody legend mate.!
:-) Thank you Roger !!
I ALWAYS love watching and learning from you
You are very welcome
Thanks Roger. Always great videos.
Good stuff roger! Can you show us how to catch a Jewie on the northern beaches?
Hi Matt, fresh Squid and Live Mullet or Yellowtail are the best baits. If there is a descent gutter on Bungan give it a go at high tide.
Roger you’re such a great fisherman! I have learned so much from you on beach fishing. I was very excited when I was able to read the beach correctly and cast into the right spots. And to set up a rig even. I live in the state of Washington we have lots of serf perch in our waters. Any tips on catching this fish?
Just found this channel and subscribed. Just wanted to say how nice it is to watch a fair dinkum video for a change instead of a show pony exercise.
Well done!!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Yeah your channel is excellent. Literally the best one out there. Down to earth and straight to the point.
Thanks Patrick, I appreciate the encouragement :)
Thank you for the great video full of enthusiasm!! I'm a retired fish Pathologist here in Oregon, and they don't look like any Salmonid, or more specifically of the genus Oncorhynchus, but if you like to call them salmon, who would want to argue!! I bet they taste like good redtail Sea Perch, here!!
Hi SnagR, thanks for your comment. Yes, they are not really a Salmon as you would know them. I'm not sure why we call them that
Another great video your explanation is clear and concise I just wish the fish listened as well as I do. Keep up the great work!
It comes down to the cook mate , you done well
Great info.
Thanks for watching!
Great video Roger I learnt a lot and am subscribing to your Chanel.Michael
Awesome, thank you!
Nice to watch you and explain how things work ...definitely a great way to learn .
Thanks mate
You’re welcome Giovanni.
Nice good tips , thanks for sharing
Great video Roger. Love your content, I could listen to your tips all day.
I appreciate that! Thanks Michael.
Please keep the videos coming! These are extremely helpful for new fishermen (like me) 😜
More to come!
Thx mate
I am fishing in Australia since 1989 and I am Never tired of it . Your program and knowledge is great .Just one Question that is Are there Beach worms in Victoria and around Great ocean Rd to find ?And if there are where else in Victoria? Have fun time fishing.
Great Video. Worth mentioning there are actually two species of Australian salmon, the Western Salmon are slightly larger and not as good to eat as the eastern species. Maybe that's where the reputation comes from?
Okay thanks Jay Jay
Just yesterday I caught a 62cm Australia Salmon and I released it back into the ocean on the knowledge I learnt from my Dad and Grandfather about Aussie Salmon not that great to eat. After watching this great video I will be inclined to keep my next 60cm plus Aussie Salmon, thank you.
surf poppers are amazing for salmon
Great video! I’ve caught plenty of salmon off the beach with my dad (using mainly pilchards) but am hoping to start catching some with lures.
Sounds great!
Great vids 🐟
Appreciate it
G'day Roger just thought I would let you know how my mate's and myself treat our salmon on catch we bleed and place head first in a 1/3 bucket of salt water,they seem to bleed out better at home i fillet and skin cut into stripes removing the dark meat,roll in flour with salt and pepper then in egg wash and then panko seasoned crumbs,fry in butter or marg serve with salad of your choice,excellent and very underrated fish enjoy your videos and thanks for the info always prepared to try new ideas tight lines regards johno.
nice work John, one of the most under rated fish out there, but one of the yummiest if you know how to cook like what you do, well done.
Thank you for your fishing tips Roger. Always so educational and fun to watch. All the best.
Thanks for watching Joseph
Hi Roger, I've just started watching your videos so my comments are a bit late. Thanks to replying to my question on the tailor video as I have recently moved to Perth and tailor are our bread and butter beach fish. Prior to that I fished the Esperance area, all the way East to the WA/SA border, and talk about Salmon. March/April they school in there tens of thousands migrating West. They will take any bait or lure in this situation just sometimes they are a bit far out so you need to be able to cast. These salmon tend to school in similar size fish but not always. The best for size though is outside of these schools. The sharks follow these schools an smash fish a plenty, quite often the fish survives injured and swims away from the school and basically lives in the one location for the rest of its life. These fish grow huge. The green colouring on their back goes a gun metal grey at about 85cms, I personally have caught one at over a metre (didn't get a weight) on 2 snooded 7/0 hooks with you guessed it salmon as bait while chasing Mulloway. If you love Salmon then give Southern WA a crack.
Hi Todd, great to hear about your adventures. W.A has so many great fishing opportunities. All the best.
The WA salmon are a slightly different species to the east coast salmon. The dolphin's pods will often push the migrating salmon schools closer to shore, it's awesome.
You can catch Australian salmon in Tasmania as well
Good to see you back Roger. I was looking forward to your videos for several months and great to see this one on Salmon.. Welcome back!
Thanks 👍
Bloody great video! Its always so hard to talk to fish man at the beach no one wants to share any tips. I really appreciate this thanks mate!
Mate , your surf fishing TH-cam channel I think are the best in Australia .
Wow, thanks!
Hello Roger, another great video. You are the only person that I know that starts with the basics of surf fishing and goes through everything that somebody fishing in the surf for the first time needs to know, most videos from others are about the fish they catch not about "how to" . The best of luck with your channel. Regards Kevin
Thanks Kevin 👍 Much Appreciated, Roger
Roger, I share this same feeling. Although I will only surf fish in San Francisco Ocean Beach in which Salmon aren’t around 😂 I still followed videos 1-3 in order just in case I missed out on your sage knowledge. Thanks so much
Thanks.
You're welcome
thanks for the tips on salmon! im the guy who is fishing in the wrong spot for hours and no fish! ill take you tips on thanks
Thanks Jeff, all the best with your fishing.
Brilliant
Caught my first Salmon recently and absolutely loved fish cakes. Roger, could you kindly make a video on how and when to set up the hook/strike fish. I have lost a lot of fish due to not being able to set up the hook, either doing it to early or too late. Thanks heaps for your videos!
Great video, Roger! My good friend Matt is an expert in catching mulloway down at Curly, he swears by the squid. Keep it up, Rog!
Thanks! Will do!
Thank you Roger, very helpful and informative.
Thanks Allen, Glad you enjoyed it, regards Roger
Awesome information Roger much appreciated 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Have been waiting for your next vid. 😊 Glad to know you are well and catching lots of fish. One more vid that will be on my replay list. Thank you, Roger!
Thanks Zero.
Great vid.
Aussie Osborne
Salmon are of the best eating!!! Great video
Thanks Shannon, agreed they are much better than people realise.
They are indeed quite underrated. I really enjoyed targeting them when I lived in Melbourne back in the early 90's!
Totally agree!
Good morning Roger re charged the phone ,the burley springs are approximately 80mm long and 25mm in diameter they are made of 1.5mm galv wire on a peace of threaded rod i got the idea from David Sheldon's he processes and supplies gents throughout SA we have been using a paternoster rig with a burley spring and half a soft pilchard pressed into it fishing for salmon it works really well I'll see if I can attach a photo.
Another great educational video Roger, thanks.
I'm heading to Lake Conjola early November and hopefully catch some beach worms and salmon to use as bait instead of buying it.
I also love eating salmon.
Hey Roger. Love your videos. So much practical information and thankfully not 90% of the video showing the fisherman reeling in the fish. Precise and short. Well done mate. Any tips on lure fishing off the beach would be much appreciated.
Thanks Zubin, I plan to do some lure fishing off the beach during spring, summer and autumn. Roger
Well done Roge, any tips in videos for beginners is great!
Thanks jeremy, I have a series of beginners videos that I am starting on next week, Roger
Welcome back Roger - great video as usual. I saw the comments about bleeding - I know it's not the nicest thing to see, but if you are considering a video on how to effectively dispatch and bleed the fish I'd definitely be keen to learn about that.
Thx it’s informative
Glad it helped
Thanks Roger 👍have been a long time bream fisherman on hard body lures. I'm very keen to get right into beach fishing. This video has been a wealth of knowledge.
Cheers
Thanks Luke, what are some of your go-to hard bodies for Bream?
@@RogerOsborneFishing Can't go wrong with any of the Atomic chubby 38mm cranks in deep or shallow. Normally using a 7 foot rod 2-6lb with 4lb braid and fluro carbon. Bit of a hand full if a good flathead has a go though.
Thanks Roger, gr8 video
Like to see the bleeding process for salmon and tailor etc.
Nice to see your channel’s got some new content ....
Hi Bruce, yes thanks more on the way 👍
I hardly sub but your videos are the best informatively good for beginners like me.. new subscribers. Keep the videos coming Roger.
Awesome, thank you! All the best B.Jay
Always enjoy a well presented video
Another great video mate! Quality information and tips
Much appreciated!
Hey Roger, great video! I love your channel.
Thanks Stas, Glad you enjoy it!
❤your shows.
Great video Roger. Since making the move over to NZ these Australian Salmon or Kahawai as they are known over here have certainly been a staple on our diet. Bled straight away they are a beautiful fish to eat. And as you said, fresh kahawai is one of the best baits around.
Hi John, thanks for your comment, Roger
Another great video Roger. I've never tried eating Aussie salmon but would give it a try.
I am sure that you will enjoy it, Roger
Thoroughly enjoy your videos and your clear concise instructions make understanding and learning so easy. If possible could you include a video on the sizes and types of rods that you use, especially for beach fishing for whiting, salmon and flathead. Thanks and please keep up the great videos.
Hi John, thanks for your feedback. Planning some new videos on beach fishing basics.
@@RogerOsborneFishing Thanks Roger
G'day Roger. DAVI B Here from brissi, visitor to your west coast line and Hungary for some tailor action, hints accepted, im an avid tailor fisherman on the East Coast. Just unfamiliar with the season or months here. Heading for coro Beach in a weeks time nth of kal barri
Hi Dave, I don't live in W.A. I'm on the South Coast of NSW.
Hey Roger. I found your videos really amazing. I have access to Sydneys Northern Beaches, Eastern suburbs and Southern beaches. Can you give me some recommendations on what beaches to try
I grew up on the Northern beaches, I have caught many fish at Long Reef, Narrabeen, and Warriewood to Mona vale.
@@RogerOsborneFishing I have been fishing at Narrabeen, Long Reef and Fishermans Beach a lot in the last weeks over Christmas but I seem to be catching shark after shark. Any tips on how I can target actual eating fish (salmon, tailor)? I use slab meat like you mention in your video with double hook setup (large one + stinger) but I still can't even get a hookup with a fish and I have gone at dusk there maybe ~7-8 times since November.
Hey bud. Another great video. From one fishing TH-camr to another I understand the time and effort that goes into editing/filming this content. Keep up the work. Matt.🐟 Thankyou.
Thanks Matt, all the best, Roger
Had in the fridge 2 days, didn't bleed them either....still tasty battered
Hi Roger John from Adelaide we heading down to waitping beach on Monday trying for salmon we will be using beach worms and pilchards with a large burley spring,I've been making up our garfish burley but instead of mixing water to thicken I'm using vitamised old pilchards in a liquid form it has been working well on yellowfin whiting and mullet the tide is good with offshore nth easterly ideal for waits I'll be trying your running sinker rig as there have been a few school mullaway around.
Sounds great, what is a burley spring? I haven’t used one.
I'll take a pic and send it to you my battery is about to die I'll send it tomorrow cheers.
Loved the video mate. Its been waaaayy too long since your last upload.
First time to your channel and it was a grate video and learnt heaps from it thank you and keep up the good work going to watch some of your other videos now
Thanks James 🎣😊
SO helpful, thank you
You're so welcome!