Heading back up there myself soon. Stunning place. This trip will be a 4 day solo but my previous trip was 4 days with a mate. We stayed camp 1, then 9, and then 4 on the way back. I'll be spending 3 nights at one campsite this time around. Enjoyed your video. Thanks. 😁
Just found your channel and subscribed. I do similar trips kayak camping and fishing in north east Victoria. Would love to see some more kayak camping trips from you.
Warmer weather is better for the surface action I find. Just about every bass I got on my last trip (was in a September from memory) was a surface bite, or very close to it.
Hey mate just Google queensland parks camping. Go to the first link and click on book online. Then you want to look for the upper Noosa campsites. There are a few maps online to help you decide where you want to stay. It's a great place to explore!
G’ day, to you. Really enjoyed your trip up noosa. I see you do other hunting trips too I must give them a watch soon. I’ve just moved over from the uk in January this year. Moved to Queensland awesome place. I’m an hour away from Noosa, what a stunning place. Just wondering where you are from? I’m wanting to get into fishing and hunting too. I was wondering if you could help me in any way or if I could tag along with you and show me how it’s done. Well keep up with the good vids. Thanks for taking time out and reading my msg and hope to hear from you soon. Kind regards Ian Howard. 👍
Great video. What depths were you retrieving your lures at? I have some jackall chubbys 0.5m to 1.0m and 1.5 to 2.0 metre and not really sure which ones to take with me when I head up there. Did you end up using any soft plastics?
Hey mate thanks for the feedback. I manly caught mine close to the rivers edge. At a guess around 0.5-1.0m. Defiantly deeper areas though. I took soft plastics bit didnt end up using them. Let me know how you get on, a great spot!
If you're after some constructive criticism from a viewers perspective, learn how to handle the fish but also how to present the fish to your viewers. Beautiful native species. Once you learn how to handle them, the level of respect for the fish becomes more intense and your viewers gain a much better perspective of the fish caught. And, some fish will even give you a bit of a send off with a little splash from the tail. Its their way of saying "Thanks mate, now leave me alone ya bastard" Great vid though, already on your way to providing great content.
Harry's Hut was built by Harry Springs and was not used for logging it was his weekend getaway to go fishing?
Oh cheers mate for the info. Great spot to.kick back and throw a line it!
mat hanes nope don’t know where you got that from ? maybe cause Harry springs baught it in 1960 but was originally built as a logging cabin
Fantastic, I did it as well like three months ago and I made a video also, but was it Brisbane river.
Heading back up there myself soon. Stunning place. This trip will be a 4 day solo but my previous trip was 4 days with a mate. We stayed camp 1, then 9, and then 4 on the way back. I'll be spending 3 nights at one campsite this time around. Enjoyed your video. Thanks. 😁
Nice mate, have a great trip! I'm keen to get back up there this year!!!
Is it freswater
Yes freshwater!! 👌👌
Great start on the yak camping front. A great looking place. Thanks for sharing, adds fuel to the fire to explore more places, including this one.
Just found your channel and subscribed. I do similar trips kayak camping and fishing in north east Victoria. Would love to see some more kayak camping trips from you.
Thanks mate i have a few more trips planned this year!
Hi where do you find the camp sites at noose river can you me please great video
Hey mate if you go to Queensland Goverment website for Parks and Rivers they have a list of all the campsites. Great spot, go check it out!
Beautiful place, looks like weather was not your friend for a bit
Yea the rain kept it interesting
Nice video mate. Gave you a sub. Such a fantastic spot to visit. Cant wait to get up there again at some stage.
Thanks mate yea was a great spot! Looking at visiting a few more spots and plan a vid for each one
Good start to your Bass fishing addiction. Be warned, once you get one on surface you will never want to tie on another diver!
Yea thats my plan now to target them on the surface!
Warmer weather is better for the surface action I find. Just about every bass I got on my last trip (was in a September from memory) was a surface bite, or very close to it.
Agree
Cool vid mate, what's sort of yak is that?
Hey mate it is a pelican 3.6m which i got from Everest in Brisbane
@@LiquidAntler cheers I'll have a look at them . You happy with it
Hey buddy, I'm keen on doing this. Not sure how I would go abouts booking camp sites. What website do I go to to make bookings? Tia
Hey mate just Google queensland parks camping. Go to the first link and click on book online. Then you want to look for the upper Noosa campsites. There are a few maps online to help you decide where you want to stay. It's a great place to explore!
G’ day, to you. Really enjoyed your trip up noosa. I see you do other hunting trips too I must give them a watch soon. I’ve just moved over from the uk in January this year. Moved to Queensland awesome place. I’m an hour away from Noosa, what a stunning place. Just wondering where you are from? I’m wanting to get into fishing and hunting too. I was wondering if you could help me in any way or if I could tag along with you and show me how it’s done. Well keep up with the good vids. Thanks for taking time out and reading my msg and hope to hear from you soon. Kind regards Ian Howard. 👍
Great video. What depths were you retrieving your lures at? I have some jackall chubbys 0.5m to 1.0m and 1.5 to 2.0 metre and not really sure which ones to take with me when I head up there. Did you end up using any soft plastics?
Hey mate thanks for the feedback. I manly caught mine close to the rivers edge. At a guess around 0.5-1.0m. Defiantly deeper areas though. I took soft plastics bit didnt end up using them. Let me know how you get on, a great spot!
Good Job....👍👍👍
I am from Indonesia, and I really enjoyed watching your video.
I also have some great videos about catching fish if you like it.
Just subbed to help a fellow aussie :)
Is that a surge yak, I'm getting the viper pro 13 next weekend and it looks very similar
Thanks for the sub mate. No it's a blackhawk pelican from Everest campers in Brisbane.
@@LiquidAntler No worries :)
I picked up my yak last week so looking forward to breaking her in this weekend
If you're after some constructive criticism from a viewers perspective, learn how to handle the fish but also how to present the fish to your viewers. Beautiful native species. Once you learn how to handle them, the level of respect for the fish becomes more intense and your viewers gain a much better perspective of the fish caught. And, some fish will even give you a bit of a send off with a little splash from the tail. Its their way of saying "Thanks mate, now leave me alone ya bastard" Great vid though, already on your way to providing great content.
Yea thanks mate for the feedback. Yea looking at the footage defiantly something i will timprove on
Great video, pleasure to watch, but please mute the music, not what I'm here for.
Thanks for the feedback