Great videos. What was your 100 gm jig you said was your favourite. Also the hooks that you prefer. I mainly bait fish so please excuse my ignorance.👍🎣
how do you find jigging spots? do you just pick a random spot more than a certain depth and hope for the best, or are you looking for something specific?
I look for the three things that make any spot worth fishing - structure, bait and ambush points.. a school of bait on the pressure edge of a rock face is a guaranteed good spot to start. The rest I work out as I go and adjust my drift lines, technique and jig size to suit until I get the result.
@@Micksgonefishing thanks mate. our sounder's been a pain ever since we got it so once i figure out how to use it properly ill try looking for those bait schools.
Good question! There are a few advantages.. • less guides/lighter to preserve the action of the blank • line doesn’t touch the blank at any stage even when fully loaded. • the direction the guides wrap determines whether it’s a left or right handed rod. The spiral design assists by pulling the line to the palm of your hand when loaded balancing the outfit and causing less fatigue fighting a reel that wants to roll over. So yeah if you wind with your right hand you want a rod that wraps to the left so the guides pull the combo to your palm when fighting a fish.
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Great vid bloke, what horsepower u got on your tinnie please?
Yeah, good vid Mick, what make and model is your tinny? Cheers 🇦🇺
He’s got a 30 Yamaha and it’s a 429 seahorse
Mick what model is your ocean legacy ? please
Pe.3 Slow Element
good fish bro..
Thanks mate!!
Great videos. What was your 100 gm jig you said was your favourite. Also the hooks that you prefer. I mainly bait fish so please excuse my ignorance.👍🎣
It’s a Palms Zets Slow Blatt R, very hard to get at the moment I believe but if you can find the S or L model Slow Blatt they also go real good!!
how do you find jigging spots? do you just pick a random spot more than a certain depth and hope for the best, or are you looking for something specific?
I look for the three things that make any spot worth fishing - structure, bait and ambush points.. a school of bait on the pressure edge of a rock face is a guaranteed good spot to start. The rest I work out as I go and adjust my drift lines, technique and jig size to suit until I get the result.
@@Micksgonefishing thanks mate. our sounder's been a pain ever since we got it so once i figure out how to use it properly ill try looking for those bait schools.
@@Micksgonefishing Mick I notice you drift rather than use an iPilot, any advantage ?
Good Catches
Mad vid once again
Thanks bro 👌🏻
Color gold jigg and 100grams is really good for coral trout good catch bro!
Yeah good is good, as is silver.. I don’t find that trout are overly fussy with colors..
Good old keswick st bees area
It’s a dump 🤣 can’t wait to get a bigger boat!
Good stuff mick love ur work bro
Cheers mate!!
Is there and advantage to using the rod with the eyes that curl around
Good question! There are a few advantages..
• less guides/lighter to preserve the action of the blank
• line doesn’t touch the blank at any stage even when fully loaded.
• the direction the guides wrap determines whether it’s a left or right handed rod. The spiral design assists by pulling the line to the palm of your hand when loaded balancing the outfit and causing less fatigue fighting a reel that wants to roll over. So yeah if you wind with your right hand you want a rod that wraps to the left so the guides pull the combo to your palm when fighting a fish.
@@Micksgonefishing yeah rito what’s the rod called
Oceans Legacy Slow Element 👌🏻