Rocklands GOLD | The Full Scale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In this episode of The Full Scale Fishing Adventures, Lubin heads to Rocklands Reservoir in the Grampians Region in Victoria in search of golden perch. Using a mix of spinnerbaits, nedrigs and lipless crankbaits, Lubin connects with some awesome yellas! @thefullscale-fishingadvent2917
My brother n i are done watching its time the utes packed the boats packed and trips away are needed
Great video, great place to fish👍
i was down there this may, not overly eventful but i caught a few just on worms
Beautiful opening cod...that's aquarium quality
Another great vid Lubin. Love any freshwater and a what a beautiful looking place
Many thanks for watching!
Great video and amazing scenery and light!
So good dude! Bring on the yella content 🎉
Cheers dude!
Always love your work bloke.
Thank you! Cheers!
Another great clip Lubin and getting them on a few different techniques was good to see. Beautiful looking fish too. I’ve had a lot of success chasing yellas on 4 inch Diezel minnows rigged on a weed less worm hook with lead wire wrapped onto the shank to get it down. Mood Ring and Pinfish good colours .
That's really cool, something I didn't think to try! TT actually make weighted weedless hooks, would be worth checking them out!
After watching all your cod adventures and more. Ive finally learnt a million things i never knew. Biggest is i always have used egg beaters with a thin rod. Im now sitting on an dawai rod mx40 BC reel 6ft and an abu gacia 6ft veratis rod with abu reel cant recall the model its an odd greed reel from abu aswell. Anyhow ive watched your rods and you swear by these 8ft rods i thought over kill. So i went in to me BCF yesterday and got nothing to insane. Just a shimano 7ft 9" flicking a dehooked crank bait in the backyard for a tester and im in love more control less power needed to cast and ofcourse she a lightweight 2 piece. Only the hand removes leaving 7ft of thin rod. Otherwise thanks for the helpful tips n tricks
hey mate, love your channel and really like to see you chase after mulloway once in while
Thanks mate! Yep mullies have been on the list just haven’t landed one while filming yet 😬
Soooo good!! I'm keen to head over there soon for a crack! Since the Murray is unfishable at the moment it's def worth hitting up a rezzy!!
Thanks mate! The lake is definitely worth a visit
Thanks. With the Murray Darling Basin expected to still be high in December,I'm planning to go to Docklands for the opening of cod season
Hopefully you catch a couple mate!
Nice to see some callop being caught, I think it will be a while until I get any in SA. Great fun luring for them, nothing beats getting hammered at the boat by a good one.
@The Full Scale - Fishing Adventures considering the High water / floods pushing down the Murray through til December they are forecasting, how long before you would expect to see any real viable opportunities of catching a fish ?? I am not holding any real hope of good fishing up this way (Lock 8 - Lock 3) until early next year. Wait and see.
loving the production mate, that shot of you getting on the boat with the sunrise in the background was very nice. I had a trip recently to south para with a TRD crawz on a ned rig for no result. Thought it should work seeing how many yabbie bodies I've seen there. Glad to see it works and I'll be trying it again. keep up the good work mate!
Great to hear! I know of someone else that fishes the Para with TRD crawz with good success, so I'm sure they'll work for you too
Lovely mate, great fishing! Have you ever tried chasing them on fly? I've never done it but keen to give it a go at some stage....
Thanks Steve! yep done a bit of fly fishing for them, used to be able to sight fish them in the Murray with small woolly buggers when it was clearer.
Awesome vid mate. How good is Rocklands? I went past there on my way back from Eildon the other week. Defo going back there again soon. Love your work.
Thanks mate, much appreciated!
Hey mate, great vid! Where is best to launch at rocklands? Kinda hard to make out on the google maps.
Thanks for watching mate! There’s a big two lane ramp at the wall end of the dam at the end of rocklands road
Hey mate love your work! what size frogger was this?
They have been catching so many cod and yellowbelly out of rocklands lately
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Awesome episode mate! Rocklands is one of my favourite local lakes. Did you get any reddies at all?
Thanks mate, it’s a great lake! Got a few reddies as well 👌
Way to go VIC fisheries
Thanks for another great video! Hey when you cast with the spinner bait as soon as it hits the water I notice you lift the rod tip up and then wait. is that to just keep in contact with the lure as it sinks or does it make sure the blades are turning as it sinks keeping the hook up so you don't get snags?
Thanks for watching mate! I lift the rod up to kick the blades in to gear to make sure they are spinning well while the lure is sinking
@@thefullscale-fishingadvent2917 Thanks Lubin
Amazing videos! But I would have watched much more if it wasn't so painful to see how a person puts a rod from one hand to another every cast. Just place a handle of a reel on left side please. One half of the world just does it wrong unfortunately! Let's fix that global problem!))
Why is it wrong? I fish the way it’s comfortable for me! Jimi Hendrix played his guitar upside down, did that make him a bad guitarist?
Dont ever talk to the cod master like that ! love ya lubin youre the best !
Really?! Stream your technique…… lets so how the master does it?
@@thefullscale-fishingadvent2917 all good mate! You are a really good overall fisherman obviously! It's just a bad habit that you have that feels clunky. Just try to do it and you will feel it. Never seen people went back for switching hands after that leave that habit. It's just the way how some people started fishing. Unfortunately you start when you know nothing. I got my skills from very tuff and complicated Siberian of boat fishing in small rivers. Probably could be even dead already if I used that bad technique) Anyway thank you for you chanel! I'm learning Australian fishing by watching you, cheers!