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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2018
- Same location, same plan.
We were back down at my new favourite beach chasing Australian Salmon with the drone again.
Having the fish mostly out of casting range didn't help with my goal of capturing the strike via drone but I was close a couple of times and the footage is getting better and better.
Chris pulling a belter of a Tailor on the second day really topped off a bloody good trip.
Once again if all you want to see is fishing action skip to about 3.15.
I'm constantly filming and editing and have a heap more content/stories to put out under the 'Fish Tales' name.
Show your mates, link your mates, get on board and subscribe if you want to see more.
Incredible photography...beautiful.
Great stuff! Awesome releases
Awesome photography man, this motivates me to go and get better with my fishing skills haha. Keep up the work bro
Thanks mate appreciate the kind words! Get out there!
Ethan Tiaiti nice comment
Top vid mate 👍
Great camp spot.
The best, shame its so difficult to get to, the last time I went there it would have copped the full force of the easterlies and been horrible.
thats some awesome footage you got with the drone man! Great video!
4:33 High fiving your mate when you're both on = The dream
I just liked & subbed. In a camp site like that, I would definitely have a couple of slabs of tailor on a grill plate. This is what I'm looking forward to doing with a mate of mine in the future.
Good job guys, from where i'd rather be!
Thanks mate, nice to know this is within a days drive of home, a long day but a day none the less.
Great video guys. The salmon seem to be a lot bigger on the west coast compared to the east coast
Thanks! I believe the primary difference is our fish on the West feed on Mulies and the East coast fish feed on Whitebait.
If anyone else has any info let me know!
@@kwillo89 different species mate, the ones in south oz are the same as the Kahawai in NZ (Arripis Trutta). The ones on the West coast are different (Arripis Truttaceus) and we know can grow to exceed 96cm.
@@austinprosser4179 Hey mate I've only just seen this! Thanks for the info I need to brush up on my Salmon knowledge, I have been referring to them all at Arripis Trutta.
Great stuff mate, I love lure fishing for salmon in the surf can be so action packed when you find those schools ,,btw how good is the sensor seajiggers I just picked up one so nice ... Just subbed to, looking forward to more content cheers
Thank you mate. Yeh this has turned into one of my favourite types of fishing, 4x4ing and camping on the beach, searching with the drone and then finally waiting till they come into casting distance.
I'm pretty sure mine isn't a Sea Jigger, it is a Daiwa, its a Japanese model Saltist I think, I've never seen one in aus. Suits my 4000 size reel perfectly though and casts great.
Kwillo89 yea right looks the same ,, I had to get mine ordered in from Daiwa cause no one stocks them they look the same thou either way bloody sick rod we've just bought a drone to can't wait to use it for the same kinda thing be perfect
Yeh I think the main difference is mine is only 8 foot 7. Yep drone is absolutely perfect for this type of fishing. Good luck!
Beautiful! very good blend of drone and action video. What is your rod n reel set up? Thanks.
Thanks mate. I use a Japanese model Daiwa Shore Jigger 8'7", have matched with a Daiwa 4000 Catalina and 20lb line which makes for a very light setup, lure wise just a sinking stickbait around 30-40 grams that can sink below the waves.
Great vid gents with some clever drone action. Whats your gear setup as i'm looking to downsize my 12 ft beach rods for spinning to lighter rods.
Mate you have to do it, its bloody bliss! I use a Japanese model Daiwa Shore Jigger 8'7", have matched with a Daiwa 4000 Catalina and 20lb line makes for a very light setup. I've stood next to guys with 10 foot plus rods with heavy Richter plugs and out casted them easily with the right lure. Both Daiwa and Shimano have a few reasonably priced rods in the 9 foot region which would be perfect.
Thanks! The drone is turning into an essential beach tool.
I use a 6.6 2-4kg Rovex (Bream Rod) 10lb braid and 20lb leader, 40g gold twisty and I can cast it a mile, awesome fun on ultra light gear. Be warned no good if the conditions are crappy
@@kwillo89 r these rods still available to buy and do you know the model number?...
@@denismestrovich8602 Not sure on the model number but they haven’t been available for years and it was a Japanese only model. I think both Shimano and Daiwa have rods that suit though, look at 9’6” and 20lb, there should be heaps more range than when I bought this.
Sinking or floating stickbait?
Heavy fast sink stickbait for these guys, better for long casts and getting below the surf.
When it’s calm the strikes are better with floating but fish need visibly see it.
@@kwillo89 believe it or not, but all my life I catch this fish by metal jigs. I really admire your video! But say please, in calm water not available chance catch one by sinking stickbait?
@@amigocompadre2012 Yeh the sinking baits are more effective than floating.
@@kwillo89 great thanks!🤝
Where is this
Hey mate, it's on the south coast in Western Australia.
Which drone do you have ?
Hey mate its the the older DJI Mavic, perfect for portability but I will most likely look at the Phantom next to deal with the wind.
@@kwillo89 WOW ! I didn't expect a reply this quick. Thanks for getting back to me and thanks for the awesome video. I will probably have to do a bit of research before i commit to one. From your experience with drones, is the Phantom one of the better ones ? I just shared your video with my mate. Told him, "this is US, champ". lol
@@steiny3353 Thanks for sharing haha. I think you would be safe with any of the DJI range, I think the main consideration is your size and budget. The Phantom being the largest has the best camera and is easy to catch in the wind, the downside being it takes up an entire backpack. When I purchased the Mavic the camera was good enough for me (still is) and it fits in my current camera bag. It's on now with that I'll be doing more filming out of boats that my priorities have shifted. Hope that helps!
Enjoy the fishing.
@@kwillo89 Thanks for that mate. I suppose if you are going to be filming from a boat, especially off shore, you wouldn't want something a bit dodgy. you would only need to fail once...lol
What is that stickbait called?
What I use (blue one) is a Daiwa OS 110S and the larger size which is a 130S, I'm not sure what the model the pink one that Chris used was. I favour a heavy sinking stickbait that I can cast out in the surf and get down to the fish.