Hey folks, hope you don't mind a longish one. It was a really fun trip to a new area with plenty of bushcraft so I hope you all enjoy. Thanks legends 🤙

That feeling when you get an hour long video from Scotty.

watch corporals corner vid on the tripod knot to bind 3 logs together. Good for the type of shelter you built there

Hey Scotty when fishing fresh water with bait try using a simple “running rig” main line through a ball sinker tied too a swivel then on the other side of the swivel tie a 5-600 mm mono leader and just a 2/0 hook should do . also try using Bega Cheese the cod love it !!

Hi Scotty. We enjoy you're videos a lot. My husband suggested that you might try fishing in the morning or evening for the best luck. Also, American cheese or night crawlers for bait. He is very happy to find out there is someone else out there that doesn't drink coffee. lol But he doesn't drink beer either.

Definitely try some live bait. Yabbie`s, shrimp or worms are ideal for fishing in murky water. I grew up on the Murray River and spent most of my time bait fishing it`s the easiest way to get a feed. Something to be aware of also is that the majority of Native fish will always stay close to structure. Look for fallen timber in the water, snags etc that`s where the fish are. They like to hide out of the current and wait for something tasty to come so they can dart out and grab it. Hates Spam is spot on with his comment about not using a sinker the more natural the bait presentation the better. The downside is you will loose more hooks etc fishing in these area`s but that is where all the good tasting native species are. I see a lot of people casting into the middle of the river in the hopes of catching a fish but what they overlook is that all the bait, yabbie`s and shrimp etc are living close in to the water`s edge. Some of the biggest fish I have caught have come by using unweighted bait cast only a small distance from my fishing position. The bank of the river is a structure just as much as a submerged tree or snag. Keep trying mate and you will succeed, nothing taste better than fresh fish that you have caught cooked outdoors on a open fire, its worth the effort!!!!

You should do a video with fellow KZfaqr Chris Bamman and get some fishing tips! He’s always catching something.

Loved the trip Scotty best so far in my humble opinion. . Like you say it's never long enough. Loved the area you were in. May I suggest Scotty making a spatula out of wood to stir your food instead of your knife (lol) oh and why doesn't anyone take a pair of tongs with them. There you go maybe make a pair of them as well. A few years ago every man and his dog were making chairs great to see its making a come back your version is great. Thought your back rest could have been a little bit higher especially for your height. I saw myself having a port and falling asleep haha in front of the fire. You pick some great locations.

I will say one thing, you don't mess around when you make a sandwich! I never heard of haloumi chesse until I started watching this channel. Don't think I've ever seen it in the stores here in the states, but I have lived in pretty rural areas. Maybe the stores in the bigger cities carry it? Thanks for another awesome video Scotty!

Colab with Joe robinet would be sick....

I use a separate knife with a full flat grind for food prep,leaving the edge on my bushcraft knife (scandi grind) for wood. I also carry a small bamboo cutting board for food prep(never cut on metal)

The eucalypt looked like Silver Leaf Iron Bark. They have such a strong smell 😍

Hey you plan well and think of everything. Your bush craft is very good and admirable. Love your stuff. You are so much fun to watch. Those spuds being crisp, if you eat the skin that charcoal will stop you from farting too much. For all those other bush people watching, you don’t need much to have a great time. Just stay warm, dry and make sure you have water and can find your way home.

For carp we always berley with breadcrumbs and use stale bread as bait, in big chunks, 1 inch in size and a big hook. no sinker or float.

Great camp again,just on the topic of carp I fish for them in England,I'd get yourself a Polaris float which finds the bottom no matter how deep it then locks itself on the line,fish it about a foot overdepth with corn on the hook,every half an hour flick some grains of corn around the float half a dozen max,if there's carp there you'll get them,btw at the end of your stay do you check your rucksack for spiders, snakes or any other creatures? I always do now for mice mainly as I brought at least one home once and it had babies,not great believe me,I had to set traps for them til I got them all,about ten in total,the wife was over the moon NOT,all the best Phil 👍🇬🇧

Yeah, the stinking carp will be Aus wide if nothing is done about them. It's gunna be harder than getting rid of rabbits. Fishing....don't worry about corn, just rustle about under leaf litter, in old wood, under tree bark......you will find good bait everywhere once you learn. Don't forget that it is spring time now and the Drop Bears will be waking up. Maybe start wearing some protection on the back of your neck. Thanks for sharing.

Another great video. Try catching some live bait using your gin bottle to make a plastic bottle shrimp trap. Fish love live shrimp.

About bloody time you got a cutting board, your knife and my teeth will love you for it. I never had coffee either. I always hear people saying the NEED coffee before they can do anything and to me that dose not sound right, you should be able to get up and go and not rely on a boost from coffee. Glad you liked the red center it is a special place for sure.

Beautiful area. Great video

Man I used to always burn my potato’s until i started placing them next to the fire/coals for 30 mins before putting it directly on the coals. This gives it the chance to start to cook through before browning the outside. Also, try putting it in some less intense coals and rotating regularly. Seems like a lot of effort and takes a bit longer but the end result is totally worth it! Loving the content BTW! 👌 Keep it up!

Love your work, your pack organisation is to OCD perfection! Used to live and work in the Kimberley, fantastic place - so much culture and extremely remote. Be warned though, if the Kimberley bug bites, it bites hard! Get to Derby, get into King Sound and Talbot Bay and see if you can talk your way onto a pearl farm...

Love your videos. Think like a fish. lol you will catch one and cook it. I hope to visit Aussie one day. My hero will always be Steve Erwin..RIP

A square tarp is the most versatile cover element out there, more experience with that DD 9×9 will show you that is true.

I didn't think it could get that cold in Australia. Still, the sight of rime frost in the morning is something else. And I'd argue that "the real world" is out there in the wilderness :)

Mate your cinematographer is top notch. I dunno what you do for work or studied at school but it’s like watching a film. Ps I don’t know how you don’t swear so much I’d be the worst to do video logs like you do. Every video is more and more amazing than the last.

Hi Scotty i am enjoying your clips with theintention of using the methods for cooking in our NZ bush. Cheers

Great video I'd love to do this stuff when I'm older I'm twelve and live in WA

No worries about the coffee mate. I was 40 before I started drinking it. Great trip! Thanks for bringing us along!

Finally someone that talks.. An personally coffee isn't all that great coco is better

Scotty's Gone Walkabouts and Gourmet Campfire Cuisine!

Live bait Scotty. Get a Yabbie trap, hook em through the tail. Check the local environment for bait; worms, grubs. You will get there. Love the videos.

Epic epic video dude! Man, your skills, both filming and outdoors skills, are phenomenal. Also, your chair looks WAY better than mine 😂😂 Hah Thanks for sharing Scotty, great stuff for a guy who doesn’t drink coffee (Ryan doesn’t drink it either...) 😝😝

Coffee truthfully drains your life force, making you feel tired😮

The special sound off the outback in Australia is so nice and peaceful. Great video 😃

Loved the slow panning shots of the chill morning at camp, that added such a lovely atmosphere to the video. Well done Scotty!

You help nurse a hangover on a Sunday morning really well extremely peaceful keep up the good work

Haha it’s totally ok I don’t drink coffee either. We are a special kind. And I don’t catch much fish either. But I’m sure our women still love us haha. Enjoyed. !

Great stuff again Scotty. Thanks for sharing. Loved the chair. Looking forward to your next trip. Cheers mate.

Thanks for taking us on the journey and all the bushcraft stuff. Look forward to the next adventure!

Another great one Scotty! I would have paid for that "tucker' in a restaurant. Looked delicious!

I've been watching for some time, love your work and locations, If you can't catch a fish., Buy one in the store & Wiggle it about on the bank. O Ps Love the Halloumi cheese (it was in one of the bigger stores) (the new Les Hiddins)

Scotty , 30 years old and never had Coffee ? Try this : Mix Coffee and Hot Chocolate 50/50 -- it's called Mocha and it's delicious !

great stuff Scotty , maybe someday the fish will bite , lol

Yeah man, That's why it's called fishing not catching !!! Love your spin casting rod & reel !!!

Another great vid Scotty. Crap I wanted you to catch a fish!

Fantastic work Scotty, your ability to capture the environment you are travelling in is amazing!

Post-view comment: Wonderful scenery. Congrats on braving the cold. Needs more fish 🐟

Awesome vid mate. Worth the wait! 😉

Cool video man. Loved the tarp set up and chair. I will have to have a crack myself. Sorry about the fishing result, you'll get one someday mate. If you want a good laugh try watching this with auto subtitles. "Chuck the bivvy" turns into "chocolate baby" 😂

I love winter in Oz

15:38 haha 😂😂 It is so beautiful. Your surroundings are so calm.

Another cracking video mate - it's always great to check out new country! A really well shot and edited video! That chair looked the business!

When fishing for carp in the murray, I just use pre-rigged whiting rigs. They are a bottom feeder and carp are good fighters so when they take your hook youll know! Yeah corn works well but they say a carp will even take ciggy butts haha. Have you ever had Halomui fried sticks ? Damn they are good.

Great post. Great camp. Keep this stuff coming. You've got a really relaxed and addictive manner. And a lot of tips/tricks to share. And a chair!! Thanks Scotty

Again didn’t disappoint Beautiful Peaceful place. Like your food choices looks so delicious. Like your self made Chair. Thank you 👍

My favourite channel! Great content here on all the videos. I love the fact that Scotty gets into the soul of the bush in Australia. His reports on his pack setup has been very inspirational! Looking forwars to many more vids...

Watched every second of your great video! Thanks for sharing Scott.

Another great video scotty, keep em coming! Greetings from Ireland.

Well done as usual Scotty, great chair design mate.

Absolutely awesome ep Scotty :) Thanks so much for sharing your experience at Uluru as well we are now even more keen to get there! Love your work!!!

I’ve just seen your videos which are a joy to watch thank you so much. Just a suggestion I was a trout and Salmon fisherman and fished all over the world. I used to camp out for 14days in Scotland on Loch Lomond, and from 10days to2days on Lough Corrib kin Eire. Just a suggestion I think you should ground bait the area you wish to fish Carp. Anyway love your videos and your knowledge of your bush.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Great vid as always! Here in the States I've never even heard of halloumi cheese since no one I know eats it. Sharp chedder, swiss, provolone, colby jack, & munster are the favorite cheeses of the Western U.S. Keep up the cool vids! 1 note: carp are considered trash fish & really not worth catching. If you do try for them, their main diet is aquatic insects -- try a fly fishing class if any are local & have them concentrate on teaching you how to "roll cast." It's much more fun than using a spin rod (though I do take both usually when going fishing here in the State of Idaho.

Growing up on the Wimmera River we always used to do paternoster rigs for carp. Works well! Also used worms as bait.

bait the area ur going to fish aswell and make sure you plumb the depth so you know where to set the float

Morty?! Get in tha Cawr!!! We're going to tha Bushland Morty.... Get in tha Fuckin Cawr!!!!

Inspiring Scotty. Thanks mate

thanks to you we considered doing our own channel and finally did it in korea. i really like your camping style it inspires me a lot n we even changed our backpacks :) thank you mate

This video is soooo good I love it, so so good I can’t wait for spring and summer videos

Wish winter in Scotland was like that

Need to get yourself a 4x4 and go exploring. So much more to see than just the side of the road.

Great video mate 👍 loved it. My one comment is you may need to invest in some warmer sleep gear for next winter. You looked a bit shattered by that second morning ay. But looks like a gorgeous spot. Definitely worth going there again hey 👍

Another great video Scott! You've inspired me to start planning adventures for myself. I live in Australia too, never really explored much. Cheers for the great videos

Man your video quality is unreal! Loving the channel and all of your knowledge alot!

Awesome video Scotty. What a top spot. Great work on the chair. 😁

Fantastic as always, wish they were all this long!

That vid flew by. Lots of stuff going on, loved the chair. Great place for a camp. Who knows, the fish bothering might prove fruitful one day.

Nice little set up, love the chair :)

G'day mate, down here in Vic waiting for this lockdown to end... finding your channel has really been a treat! Very inspiring

Awesome video bro! It's cool to see how much difference there is in environment just across the ditch.

Definitely my favorite camping channel, keep it up bro

Love the feeds you cook mate, keep them up. I look forward to your dinners haha.

Awesome video, I really enjoyed it. The one thing that stood out to me and I wondered about was why don't you wear gloves to protect your hands while you are working & building? A bad cut, gash or puncutre on your hand can ruin a trip in the wilderness. Keep up the adventure videos & be safe.

eeyyyy!! Greek cheese! Halloumi!! Much love from Cyprus!! Great stuff man!! love your videos!! would love to go wild camping in Australia one day!!

Nice video once again scotty thanks for sharing mate

Nice campsite, very green , clear winters day looks great

Awesome watch as always mate. That burger looked amazing too!

Beautiful stuff scotty..... No salt

Good stuff Scotty I enjoyed that very much 👍

im full aussie 31 years old an never heard of that cheese but went out an got it today in IGA an im glad i did haha cheers man

Hey brother. Just wanted to say, I absolutely love your videos! Thank you so much for making them. Wish you and the soon to be Mrs. the best and I can't wait for the next one. Cheers!

Always great to see your videos

Im with you, never had coffee, the smell just puts me off

Another wonderful video Scotty! Thoroughly enjoy watching you do your thing. Keep it up, thank you!

So peaceful

As an artist, I look at people' faces in general, particularly the eyes. Everytime, I see your eyes, the thing that comes to mind is SINCERITY, GOOD PERSON. I always get an initial reaction from looking at someone's eyes. I always have. I can't explain it. I wish you would make all your videos this long. I long, reallllllly love your videos and your professional videography. I can't get enough. Here's one person who really, truly appreciates your work. Thank you.

In South Africa we usually call the place you buy food at school a tuckshop, so not so difficult

As a fellow non-coffee drinker I say, keep up the good work. Hot teas and hot chocolates are so much better!

You’re making me miss home a bit scotty

Amazing...the adventure...

Loved this video, by far my favorite as not long moved from Bathurst and reminds me of country around there. Wish I did more camping while I was there. Thanks for sharing.