Hi Robbie thanks so much for mentioning fishing people with disabilities being a person who fishers from a mobility chair I get so frustrated and angry at some of the jetties with steps
Thanks Jeff. This one is a ripper, I wish there were more of them. And I really wish that the Wangaratta council and fisheries would actually talk to each other and make us happen. I'm going to start making a bit more noise.
@@robbiefishing good luck mate that seems to be the only way to get things done these days just to many emails and not enough of picking up a phone or face to face meeting that's seems to be to hard
Giday Robbie ,mate I have learnt so much from watching your videos I live in qld love the salt water fishing, and also the fresh water fishing in Western qld for yellowbelly n cod , iam currently in Campbelltown Tasmania fishing in the Elisabeth River, last night I caught a 41cm brown trout on a berkly gulp fat hollow sandworm. Camo , I then talk a photo and released him to fight another day .
Thank you for mentioning disability fishing, my dad, 5 months ago tragically lost his leg in a bulldozer, it means a lot ❤ he now fishes from a wheelchair untill his prosthetic arrives❤
Best of luck getting that Jetty at your local river, it is great for people with mobility issues and keep people outside and engaged with others. Might have been Carp, but at least they kept you busy at both locations. Great job as always, thanks for sharing Robbie!
Too right Robbie, he was out.......I drive through Kat a couple of times a month , gonna drop a line in next time i pass. Love your work mate, Grassroots fishing at its almost best. 👍
i love watching your videos im hoping to head out before wintet is over and get a few crays its been over 5yr since i been back on the water can't wait to catch a fish or too aswell. keep it up Robbie
G'day from Hervey bay Robbie love your channel mate good to see a fellow fisherman so passionate about fishing just an idea on your jetty idea you might have to get a petition going and submit it to your local council keep the videos coming take care and have fun
Hello rob Very enjoyable watch and I hope that the powers that be build a fishing platform/station..it opens up part of the world a lot of people with disabilities never get the opportunity to fish safely and contentedly.. as I have mentioned my own lad has vision and mobility hurdles and these simple platforms give him the opportunity to fish with his old Papa.... So good on ya mate for high lighting them... Rob them carp 🤪 lol My friend thank you and as always the very very best.. 😎🏴
Thanks so much Mike. I won't be giving up mate, I will be prompting and reminding these government agencies until we get this Jetty. Maybe a call to the local news might fire a few people up. I hope you have a ripper weekend mate.
Wow it’s very scary how many carp your finding up your way mate every creek and puddle has carp in it not good for the native fish but great session no the less mate loved the video cheers
Hi mate, I've never been to Queensland and it depends what type of yabbies you're after. I believe rockmelon is a good bait for redclaw, but I've never tried it myself.
Hey Robbie Another great video I’m pretty sure that the goldfish could be Prussian carp because I have been catching lots of them recently too Thanks Robbie 🤙
That was a good fishing trip rob u got alot of carp if ur ever up around Sydney way you need to go to st marys and go to the the sporting fields and fish in the creek there i used to get 25 pound carp out that creek aswell as 55cm bass , u should check it out if ur ever up that way
I have no idea sorry. I'm guessing because it is in the town of Tungamah is probably how it got its name. To be honest, I don't even know if that is it's official name or just an appropriate neme given to it.
hi robbie carp are not the only non native fish in australia so why are the others like rainbow and brown trout not taken and bashed on the head and cats and dogs and even human beings ,just asking.
Because they taste great, they're a good food source and they're a trophy sportfish loved by many people, myself included. They are great fun to catch on lures. Carp rarely take lures. Carp don't really bring anything to the table. Literally!
but they provide food for many preditors im sure ,we dont eat them in briten@@robbiefishing but we pay a lot of money to catch 30 plus pounders ,the only people that eat them are the polish .
Robbie l was watching a doco on carp, and there were two cooks trying to convince people to keep the carp you catch and cook them. There was deep fried and also patties and also baked. But l wouldn’t try anything you can’t take the mud taste out and this doco was in Australia.
Oh you poor man this is getting repetitive 😂what catching fish 🎣 bloody show off. I’m repetitive with catching nothing 😭. Fantastic segment Robert as always you inspire and teach with wonderful Australian humour. Yes please take Holly the 30 yr old float fishing 🎣. Loved your other episode as I always thought a minnow was the boat 🛥️ on Gilligans island 🤣 thank you as I learnt a lot. Hello to the Family 😁
Haha thanks so much Sharon. The S.S.Minnow. haha You're showing your age now. Then again, so am I because I know what you're talking about. I had a crush on Ginger. 🤣🤣
@@robbiefishing omg every man’s crush Mary Anne or Ginger lol well I am 57. Keep going Robbie as every time I watch you I smile from ear to ear. You are not 50 until next year I think 🤔 July?
Hey Robbie, as someone who has had some experience with dealing with councils and government bodies unfortunately it wont happen unless you really push them to get things done. Have you tried approaching other volunteer community organizations to see if they could help pressure council/ fisheries?
Another great video. I don't even eat any animal products, but am glued to them all. Surely most want to know what's under the surface and it's great to see. As for the council, unless you've figured out a way of getting rid of everyone for the planet's sake, you are wasting your time speaking to them. Probably the sickest people on Earth.
@@robbiefishing I should have said something more encouraging. Everywhere I look I see corporations demanding money, but there's no goods or service in return. If you've got one of those nasty vegans glued to the screen, I'd say press on just the way you are and forget those things. Oh, that sped up intro got me while I was sipping a cup of tea, but I'm wearing a black T shirt.
There is a tree across from where your fishing it looks like its red inside of it.If so it wood ma😅ke some pretty furniture. Im glad you were catching fish.carp suck your worms off.God bless.
I do a lot of fishing in the Broken and Boosey and unfortunately I do think its going to take a few years for the native fishing to return to pre blackwater levels.
Thanks Mark, I agree mate. It's a sad state of affairs and sadly, it will happen again and just keep on happening until something is done to fix the problem.
Sure have mate, I have quite a lot of blackfish fishing videos and even w blackfish fishing playlist. Only the small ones on the northern side of the Great Dividing Range though. I've never fished for the big ones on the other side of the ranges.
Been catching few cattys in the Condamine up near Warwick Weir Qld, caught a Yella yesterday up river n lost a huge carp at the bank.. got more worms for tomorrows adventure
@@robbiefishing aha thanks mate, yeah they very stocky and have some weight about them and love a good fight aha, awesome stuff. Black water has been a bad issue for years and I really hope the rivers get back to there natural habitat soon
Gee Robbie that difficult isn’t it two groups should be able to talk together and make things happen Won’t be long before you catch a yella I usually catch them around the September to December better than any other months Almost thought you had one when you had to go into the water
Least every carp you remove give our native fish to return to those areas and thrive. I’ve done that to the broken river outside Benalla to a section of the river for three Easter’s caught estimate of 80+ carp biggest 90cm then the following year catching cod and callous ever since
@@robbiefishing unrelated here but the build of that trout. It's back to belly dimension is about the same as it's mouth to tail dimension. I saw it in an American publication called Field and Stream. Such a chunky fish.
Here is one for ya ever use the YSystem double end has 2 hooks on fluro single gets tied to main line made from 8 gage wire it is soft flatten out center pop drill cut back with a flapper disc now the Y IS USED AS A SINKER PAINT SINGLE END BRIGHT YELLOW DOUBLE BRIGHT RED UNCLE USED IT FOR TROUT YELLOWBELLY CARP GOOD ON A BOBBING ROD AS YELL BRAID MAIN LINE20 POUND IS GOOD GIVES =BLANCE TO THE Y NOW BECOMES THE SINKER.
@@robbiefishing yellow belly will be there got to fish warm thermal and cover pop bobbed no more than 3 foot off bank fun as when they hit nerve shattering PS TELL ALL POMS WE NEED A 50 DOLLAR PAY OUT PER TURD FISH. LOL.
@@robbiefishing with bobbing rod or standard jigging with blades blue is good but that with standard 7 foot rod ya have to tie up to a big dead tree is the go bobbing but with big cork and a blade instead of a worm can be done anywhere on a bank can Bob outa a boat but need dirty water.
Shrimp are my favourite bait for yellowbelly but almost impossible to catch in winter. Yabbies I can get though. I want to know that there are yellas in there first before I put on a yellowbelly specific bait.
FLOAT FISHING CANE RODS DO A BIT OF BOBBING NEVER SEE THAT ANYMORE BOBBING FOR YELLOWBELLY THE BIG CORKS WILD AS THE BIGGER THE SLAP ON THE WATER THE FASTER YA GOT HIT LOL IF YA ARE IN COD COUNTRY FUNNY AS YA WOULD SHIT IF A 5 POUNDER HIT.
Pay to get a full piece surf rod biggest bastard ya could get but light for bobbing only way to get psst carp bob 4ft mark off bank near tree roots .BUT MORE OF A QLD PASS TIME OF FISHING BACK IN THE DAY .
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Hi Robbie thanks so much for mentioning fishing people with disabilities being a person who fishers from a mobility chair I get so frustrated and angry at some of the jetties with steps
Thanks Jeff. This one is a ripper, I wish there were more of them. And I really wish that the Wangaratta council and fisheries would actually talk to each other and make us happen. I'm going to start making a bit more noise.
@@robbiefishing good luck mate that seems to be the only way to get things done these days just to many emails and not enough of picking up a phone or face to face meeting that's seems to be to hard
Good job ! So true that we we need to make waters for the limited mobility more user friendly. Imagine being locked up in a body inability!
Thanks mate, and I absolutely agree. The more "all ability" fisheries we have the better.
Giday Robbie ,mate I have learnt so much from watching your videos I live in qld love the salt water fishing, and also the fresh water fishing in Western qld for yellowbelly n cod , iam currently in Campbelltown Tasmania fishing in the Elisabeth River, last night I caught a 41cm brown trout on a berkly gulp fat hollow sandworm. Camo , I then talk a photo and released him to fight another day .
Thank you so much Gary. Well done on your lovely trout. 41cm is a very nice fish.
Love the Boosey creek i was going to fish there this spring for a yellow belly. I'll still give a crack thats for sure
Thanks mate. It's always worth a try. If nothing else I'm pretty sure you will find a carp or two.... Hundred. LOL
Love your videos robbie! My daughter and I watch a video before bed and she always ask for a robbie yabbying video she’s obsessed with them!
Thank you so much Jake. I actually have a yabbying video coming out soon, probably next week. I had a bit of winter yabbying success.
Looks like a mint little creek the broken, sad about the yellowbelly. Haha keep on walking johnny..
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks mate. That incident will go down in history. LOL
G'day cobber digger, bloody love your fishing episodes been following you for years keep up the good work Robbie bloody legend. 👏
Hey mate, thank you so much for your very kind words.
Thank you for mentioning disability fishing, my dad, 5 months ago tragically lost his leg in a bulldozer, it means a lot ❤ he now fishes from a wheelchair untill his prosthetic arrives❤
WOW mate, what an ordeal. I hope that your dad is going OK and is able to catch a few fish still.
@@robbiefishing he’s doing great still catching cod and carpios few yellow belly but we are smashing big cod this off season
Great Video as always
And great couple of fish love the intro 😂 always great to change it up
Hahaha thanks mate.
Best of luck getting that Jetty at your local river, it is great for people with mobility issues and keep people outside and engaged with others. Might have been Carp, but at least they kept you busy at both locations. Great job as always, thanks for sharing Robbie!
Thanks so much Larry. If I could just get the government agencies to talk to one another we might have half a chance mate.
A fish is a fish Robbie - hopefully the natives will make a comeback.
Thanks Frank. I am sure they will, but I am equally as sure that another blackwater event will occur again sadly.
Lovely work Robbie
Thanks mate.
@@robbiefishing keep up the great work 👍
Robbie what a day, that’s quite a few carp
A rather spectacular and productive day of fishing. Great video.
Thanks so much mate.
Great fishing Robbie. Less el carpio. Tight lines.
Thanks so much Sheena. I went back to this place 2 weeks ago. Almost 12 months to the day, and never had a single bite. Haha
I love the great videos keep it up
Thank you so much Lewis.
Too right Robbie, he was out.......I drive through Kat a couple of times a month , gonna drop a line in next time i pass. Love your work mate, Grassroots fishing at its almost best. 👍
Thanks so much Greg. You can fish right in that park beside the road in town. I have caught plenty there in the past.
i love watching your videos im hoping to head out before wintet is over and get a few crays its been over 5yr since i been back on the water can't wait to catch a fish or too aswell. keep it up Robbie
Thanks so much mate. I'm hoping to get out crayfishing ASAP myself. Good luck when you go.
Great job Robbie getting rid of those Carp. Also it’s very kind of you to offer them to the youth in Asia! 😂
Hahaha thanks Kevin.
G'day from Hervey bay Robbie love your channel mate good to see a fellow fisherman so passionate about fishing just an idea on your jetty idea you might have to get a petition going and submit it to your local council keep the videos coming take care and have fun
Thanks so much for your kind words mate, and for the great idea. 👍👍
@@robbiefishing no worries Robbie might have to come down one day for a catch and cook 👍
Hello rob
Very enjoyable watch and I hope that the powers that be build a fishing platform/station..it opens up part of the world a lot of people with disabilities never get the opportunity to fish safely and contentedly.. as I have mentioned my own lad has vision and mobility hurdles and these simple platforms give him the opportunity to fish with his old Papa....
So good on ya mate for high lighting them...
Rob them carp 🤪 lol
My friend thank you and as always the very very best..
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Thanks so much Mike. I won't be giving up mate, I will be prompting and reminding these government agencies until we get this Jetty.
Maybe a call to the local news might fire a few people up.
I hope you have a ripper weekend mate.
Hi Robbie.
Good to see you out there catching. Should have gone to kow swamp for yellas.
Thanks Hamit. I must get back over there. I went there once and loved it.
@@robbiefishing i am hoping to get out there mid to late september. Would be nice to catch up there
Great trip enjoyed that one mate 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much Cam. 👍👍
Boozy creek my favourite creek of all time lol 😝.: you’re cracking me up Robbie mate
Haha I'm loving myself sick mate. 🤣🤣
You need to fish Boosey Creek with me one day. LOL
Ok ✅
Another great video and loved your cricket comment 😅
Hahaha thanks mate. Poor old Johnny Bairstow. Haha
Nice one! Wonder if there's any yabbies in the first spot 🤔
Thanks mate. I was wondering the same thing. I reckon there would nearly have to be.
Wow it’s very scary how many carp your finding up your way mate every creek and puddle has carp in it not good for the native fish but great session no the less mate loved the video cheers
Thanks so much mate. You're not wrong, they really are in plague proportions at the moment.
G’day Robbie, those silly Carp! How many are there in our waterways? Just incredible. Great video mate.
Thanks so much Wayne. They certainly are in plague proportions at the moment mate.
If I was using a bait trap and trying to catch Queensland yabbies what bait should I use
Hi mate, I've never been to Queensland and it depends what type of yabbies you're after. I believe rockmelon is a good bait for redclaw, but I've never tried it myself.
@robbiefishing thanks for the tip Robbie!
@@Tiemurillo not sure if your are allowed to use this bait in Queensland but chicken necks work great when I use them
Hey Robbie Another great video
I’m pretty sure that the goldfish could be Prussian carp because I have been catching lots of them recently too
Thanks Robbie 🤙
Thanks mate. There's certainly a few around isn't there. I think they might be crucian carp. 👍👍
LOL!
That was a good fishing trip rob u got alot of carp if ur ever up around Sydney way you need to go to st marys and go to the the sporting fields and fish in the creek there i used to get 25 pound carp out that creek aswell as 55cm bass , u should check it out if ur ever up that way
Thanks so much mate. I went to Sydney when I was 5, in 1980. I've never been there since. Hopefully I can get up there again one day mate.
sometimes I like to carp fish like this and sit and ponder
Me too mate, it's actually very relaxing.
Thanks for the content mate. When is yellowbelly time at Niiahcootie?
Thanks mate, it usually starts fishing well in spring.
I actually have a Lake Nillahcootie video coming out this Sunday evening.
@robbiefishing Awesome mate. Look forward to it. I've never fished it but very keen. Cheers
Not sure what they stock in the waters these days. But I wonder what people they stock the street in Tungemah with these days. Flat landers?
LOL
Do you think the weir got it's name from the tree opposite where you were fishing?
I have no idea sorry. I'm guessing because it is in the town of Tungamah is probably how it got its name. To be honest, I don't even know if that is it's official name or just an appropriate neme given to it.
Are the yellow bellies native? They look like our yellow perch.
Hi mate, yellowbelly are native to Australia. Out redfin (English Perch) are the ones that look a lot like your yellow perch.
hi robbie carp are not the only non native fish in australia so why are the others like rainbow and brown trout not taken and bashed on the head and cats and dogs and even human beings ,just asking.
Because they taste great, they're a good food source and they're a trophy sportfish loved by many people, myself included.
They are great fun to catch on lures. Carp rarely take lures.
Carp don't really bring anything to the table. Literally!
but they provide food for many preditors im sure ,we dont eat them in briten@@robbiefishing but we pay a lot of money to catch 30 plus pounders ,the only people that eat them are the polish .
Robbie l was watching a doco on carp, and there were two cooks trying to convince people to keep the carp you catch and cook them. There was deep fried and also patties and also baked. But l wouldn’t try anything you can’t take the mud taste out and this doco was in Australia.
They run them through filter tanks before preparing. Not straight from catch to fry if I recall that doco.
I've tried it a few times. I really wish that I could eat them. It's such a waste of a resource. The flavour is OK but the bones are horrendous.
@@robbiefishing yes of there wasn’t so many bones you could tolerate the flavour or add some spices
Oh you poor man this is getting repetitive 😂what catching fish 🎣 bloody show off. I’m repetitive with catching nothing 😭. Fantastic segment Robert as always you inspire and teach with wonderful Australian humour. Yes please take Holly the 30 yr old float fishing 🎣. Loved your other episode as I always thought a minnow was the boat 🛥️ on Gilligans island 🤣 thank you as I learnt a lot. Hello to the Family 😁
Haha thanks so much Sharon. The S.S.Minnow. haha You're showing your age now. Then again, so am I because I know what you're talking about. I had a crush on Ginger. 🤣🤣
@@robbiefishing omg every man’s crush Mary Anne or Ginger lol well I am 57. Keep going Robbie as every time I watch you I smile from ear to ear. You are not 50 until next year I think 🤔 July?
Hey Robbie, as someone who has had some experience with dealing with councils and government bodies unfortunately it wont happen unless you really push them to get things done.
Have you tried approaching other volunteer community organizations to see if they could help pressure council/ fisheries?
Thanks mate, I haven't no. It might be time for me to up the pressure a bit I think. Maybe I need to rock up at a council meeting in my gumboots. 🤣👍
You should also try fishing at the Yea river some time
Large fish = good but there is nothing wrong with a day that smaller fish keep you busy for the day.
Absolutely mate, I agree.
Another great video. I don't even eat any animal products, but am glued to them all. Surely most want to know what's under the surface and it's great to see. As for the council, unless you've figured out a way of getting rid of everyone for the planet's sake, you are wasting your time speaking to them. Probably the sickest people on Earth.
Thanks mate. It sure does get frustrating at times.
@@robbiefishing I should have said something more encouraging. Everywhere I look I see corporations demanding money, but there's no goods or service in return. If you've got one of those nasty vegans glued to the screen, I'd say press on just the way you are and forget those things. Oh, that sped up intro got me while I was sipping a cup of tea, but I'm wearing a black T shirt.
Spent a fair bit of time in that exact spot Robbie never caught anything other then carpio 😅
Haha thanks mate. Isn't it a delightful spot to sit and fish. A few yellowbelly in the mix would be nice though. Haha 😂
Hey Robbie what type line u use?
Hi mate, one is Maxima Ultragreen and the other is Shimano. I can't remember the exact name, but it is Shimano something.
Omg that pooping was funny.
Hahaha thanks Becky.
There is a tree across from where your fishing it looks like its red inside of it.If so it wood ma😅ke some pretty furniture. Im glad you were catching fish.carp suck your worms off.God bless.
Thanks so much Becky. Those trees are indeed red. The are called Red Gum trees and make beautiful furniture. 🙏🙏
I do a lot of fishing in the Broken and Boosey and unfortunately I do think its going to take a few years for the native fishing to return to pre blackwater levels.
I do a lot of fishing there as well was w great little spot before the black water
@chriscoyne4827 some of the dead cod at the Nathalia weir were decades old so yes that can't be rectified overnight.
@@markhansford5930 that was pretty sad to see I pulled one dead cod outta there was fat as that went 90cm nature is a bitch sometimes
Thanks Mark, I agree mate. It's a sad state of affairs and sadly, it will happen again and just keep on happening until something is done to fix the problem.
Haha. Bloody oath he was Robbie. Whinging Poms. 😜😎
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was really hoping that last one would be that elusive Yellowbelly. Drat and double drat as Dick Dastardly would say.
Haha you and me both mate. It would have been a great way to end the day.
Hey Robbie have you ever fish blackfish
Sure have mate, I have quite a lot of blackfish fishing videos and even w blackfish fishing playlist. Only the small ones on the northern side of the Great Dividing Range though. I've never fished for the big ones on the other side of the ranges.
That's ghost fishing
I was watching ya shadow think what
A funny scene
Great video
Your the best fishing ex pert
Simple and sweet
Haha When I was a kid riding my bike in the dark I use to be fascinated by how my shadow would overtake me every time I rode past a streetlight. 😂😂😂
@robbiefishing love your work mate 👍 👏
Been catching few cattys in the Condamine up near Warwick Weir Qld, caught a Yella yesterday up river n lost a huge carp at the bank.. got more worms for tomorrows adventure
Good luck for tomorrow mate. I love catching catties.
@@robbiefishing aha thanks mate, yeah they very stocky and have some weight about them and love a good fight aha, awesome stuff. Black water has been a bad issue for years and I really hope the rivers get back to there natural habitat soon
Hey Robbie, contact channel 7 in Albury,get them onto it, might get a win! And a pier! 🍺🍺
Haha great idea mate, the squeaky wheel gets the oil.
Carp central!
Gee Robbie that difficult isn’t it two groups should be able to talk together and make things happen
Won’t be long before you catch a yella I usually catch them around the September to December better than any other months Almost thought you had one when you had to go into the water
Thanks Peter, I honestly thought I did too. You wouldn't think it would be too hard to communicate would you, especially for something like that.
Nice lord of the rings reference
Haha thanks mate.
You need to make pickle carp. It is good. The vinegar will eat away the bones after a while.
Thanks Barry, I will have to look into that. Carp would be such a great resource if we could work out how to use them.
Day 1 of asking Robbie where he got his double fishing rod stand from
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Bad in Brisbane area for carp numbers.
Least every carp you remove give our native fish to return to those areas and thrive. I’ve done that to the broken river outside Benalla to a section of the river for three Easter’s caught estimate of 80+ carp biggest 90cm then the following year catching cod and callous ever since
Fantastic mate, well done. The Broken River is a lovely river to fish.
FYI search Colorado 73.29 pound lake trout. Get a look at that Robbie. Smoked trout for months.
WOW I will have to look it up. Thanks mate.
@@robbiefishing unrelated here but the build of that trout. It's back to belly dimension is about the same as it's mouth to tail dimension. I saw it in an American publication called Field and Stream. Such a chunky fish.
Governments lack of communication mate. I'm very surprised _ not!
Haha It's bloody terrible. The funding is there. The desire is there. The communication is NOT there.
I'm hearing ya. No wonder the state is in the state it is. Now there's a riddle!
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Love it Robbie.. bairstow was to arrogant to think the rules applied to him.. ooppps he was wrong lol
Hahaha did you see the photo of the Johnny Walker bottle with Bairstow on it? 😂😂😂
I don’t think you’ll be next in line for ambassador to England Robbie
LOL You just never know. Haha
They love real fishermen in England sir.!HaHa!
Liked the gag about surveying carp of their rod preferences. Rain on your glasses remedy STOP pruning your eyebrows 😂
Hahaha thanks mate, great idea. I use to really like walking in the rain until I started wearing glasses. LOL
That were ya worms come into play.
My dad and I got 50 carp in an afternoon
WOW, there's certainly a lot of carp around at the moment isn't there.
Next time the biggest yellow belly 😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha I hope so Vincent.
Here is one for ya ever use the YSystem double end has 2 hooks on fluro single gets tied to main line made from 8 gage wire it is soft flatten out center pop drill cut back with a flapper disc now the Y IS USED AS A SINKER PAINT SINGLE END BRIGHT YELLOW DOUBLE BRIGHT RED UNCLE USED IT FOR TROUT YELLOWBELLY CARP GOOD ON A BOBBING ROD AS YELL BRAID MAIN LINE20 POUND IS GOOD GIVES =BLANCE TO THE Y NOW BECOMES THE SINKER.
Hey Brett, I have never used that technique. It certainly sounds complicated mate. 👍👍
@@robbiefishing no fun to make qld outback pass time always used back in 70ies and in 30ies people came up with it to eat 30ies was a turf era.
@@robbiefishing yellow belly will be there got to fish warm thermal and cover pop bobbed no more than 3 foot off bank fun as when they hit nerve shattering PS TELL ALL POMS WE NEED A 50 DOLLAR PAY OUT PER TURD FISH. LOL.
@@robbiefishing with bobbing rod or standard jigging with blades blue is good but that with standard 7 foot rod ya have to tie up to a big dead tree is the go bobbing but with big cork and a blade instead of a worm can be done anywhere on a bank can Bob outa a boat but need dirty water.
KATAMATITE!
Sounds like something you spread on your toast. LOL 🤣🤣🤣
We're happy little Katamatites...
@@robbiefishing You MIGHT want to FIX your title Rob! ;o)
You know carp love worms.
Best try yabbies or shrimp.
Shrimp are my favourite bait for yellowbelly but almost impossible to catch in winter. Yabbies I can get though. I want to know that there are yellas in there first before I put on a yellowbelly specific bait.
@@robbiefishing
Understand, big long net will do the trick🤔
And Johnny Bairstow was out 😂
Hahaha Try telling him that!! 🤣
FLOAT FISHING CANE RODS DO A BIT OF BOBBING NEVER SEE THAT ANYMORE BOBBING FOR YELLOWBELLY THE BIG CORKS WILD AS THE BIGGER THE SLAP ON THE WATER THE FASTER YA GOT HIT LOL IF YA ARE IN COD COUNTRY FUNNY AS YA WOULD SHIT IF A 5 POUNDER HIT.
Love ya work weather looks good bloody cold here.
Thanks mate. Today was very cold but we've just had a few glorious days.
How funny you think what council says is what they will do 😂😂 Should of slapped the Mayor up.
Haha 😂 Imagine how much better things would be if everyone communicated properly.
Pay to get a full piece surf rod biggest bastard ya could get but light for bobbing only way to get psst carp bob 4ft mark off bank near tree roots .BUT MORE OF A QLD PASS TIME OF FISHING BACK IN THE DAY .
Haha sounds funny, but would be effective.
All the babies from the floods Robbie bit of a plague at the moment more then normal anyway lll
You're not wrong mate, they're everywhere.