Great footage, mate, the invention of Spot lock on the electric engine.these days. Hopefully, we'll stop all the anchors and ropes on those beautiful wrecks.
Cheers for the different content Greg - nice to see something different. Surprised to not see the water teeming with Grinners, considering the number of the bloody things that come over the side.....
Thanks for the video Greg You really do mix it up, and although those spots mean nothing to me being based in Coffs the underwater footage is always cool
Hey greg years ago i was told that the house boat was purchased from Russell island by a group of guys that tried to get it up to tinny creek but cracked the hull on way over which filled up with water and thats as far as it got , i also believe that there is 4 pieces to this scatted in the surrounding area 😉 as for the harry the pipes are scatted far and wide now from being dragged by boat anchors not in one clump like when first dropped in 👍
People need to learn to rig their anchor properly so it comes out backwards when it gets caught on reef. I don't have this issue so much where I fish but I use a grapnel anchor. The attachment rope goes to where all the claws join in the middle. The chain is heavy duty zip tied up the shaft to the end. If it hooks a reef the zip ties brake and the anchor comes out backwards. Most style anchors can be rigged like this to come out backwards when caught.
one of the original owners contacted me about the houseboat. It sank and drifted away from it's original location never to be found again. So the one we all think is the houseboat is actually not it but another older mono hull vessel.
The places he has shown are probably the most well known fishing spots in the bay. Takes seconds to find on google not years bud. I assume thats why he chose those areas
Geeze that was alot of lost anchors! Cool video greg thanks for sharing.
haha yep plenty of people had their day ruined lol
Thanks Greg, really great to be able to see the heavily fished Harry's Reef and be able to see the fish life around the Tiwi Pearl.
Thanks mate yes always great to see some fish left lol
Great footage, mate, the invention of Spot lock on the electric engine.these days. Hopefully, we'll stop all the anchors and ropes on those beautiful wrecks.
Great video Greg what amaze me is your ability to identify fish in the cloudy water
Thanks mate glad you liked it. haha cheers mate
Great vid once again Greg. Always intriguing to see what's down in the depths 🎣
Thanks Andy cheers for the support mate. It's so interesting what's below the surface.
Awesome video as always and not even about fishing 😅
haha thanks mate
That’s is a awesome video mate been waiting for this one keep up the great work
Thanks heaps mate glad you liked it
Cheers for the different content Greg - nice to see something different. Surprised to not see the water teeming with Grinners, considering the number of the bloody things that come over the side.....
Thanks heaps glad you enjoyed it. hahaha yeah you'd think they would be everywhere hey lol
Thanks for the video Greg
You really do mix it up, and although those spots mean nothing to me being based in Coffs the underwater footage is always cool
Thanks mate glad you liked it. I appreciate the support. Cheers
Good work Greg! it's been a long wait since the last one mate keep it up, starting to watch now!
Thanks mate
Great video as usual Greg, nice work mate.
Cheers mate
Awesome 👌
Thanks mate
Good stuff Greg, all my old haunts in the bay. Can you view what the drone is videoing real time, what is a unit like that worth.
Thanks mate. Yes it in real time and they're around $2800 mate. Available at Underwater Australasia
Hey greg years ago i was told that the house boat was purchased from Russell island by a group of guys that tried to get it up to tinny creek but cracked the hull on way over which filled up with water and thats as far as it got , i also believe that there is 4 pieces to this scatted in the surrounding area 😉 as for the harry the pipes are scatted far and wide now from being dragged by boat anchors not in one clump like when first dropped in 👍
People need to learn to rig their anchor properly so it comes out backwards when it gets caught on reef.
I don't have this issue so much where I fish but I use a grapnel anchor. The attachment rope goes to where all the claws join in the middle. The chain is heavy duty zip tied up the shaft to the end. If it hooks a reef the zip ties brake and the anchor comes out backwards. Most style anchors can be rigged like this to come out backwards when caught.
one of the original owners contacted me about the houseboat. It sank and drifted away from it's original location never to be found again. So the one we all think is the houseboat is actually not it but another older mono hull vessel.
Hey Gregg, love your videos, particularly the underwater footage aspect, very cool.
Do you have any drone footage of wonky holes at all?
Cheers
Andrew
Thanks mate glad you enjoy them. I don't yet mate but keen to head to CQ and film some soon.
Hey mate what brand of sounder are you running
I run furuno for conventional 2d sounding. The images used in that vid come from a mates Lowrance side scan
'Promosm'
great footage as always. spewing you showed everyone where marks are that its taken us fishos years to find :(
The places he has shown are probably the most well known fishing spots in the bay. Takes seconds to find on google not years bud. I assume thats why he chose those areas
Mate those marks are all well known and have been for years can even find them on the net .
You’re taking the piss surely
who hasn't heard of Harry atkinsons reef?
He doesnt share marks ship racks that are not known