Thank you so much mate. God bless you too. 🙏

It's my favourite thing in the whole wide world to do.

Haha thanks mate. It was a terrible looking fish. LOL

Sure is a beautiful area up there mate. 👍👍

I seldom kept natives, before it was trendy. Always felt bad keeping big fish. You seta good example on that note, mate. Keep the faith.

Thanks for your great feedback mate.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks Andy, I'm loving the fact that there are so many perch in the river again.

Likewise from Darwin and Barra.

Thank you so much for your kind words mate.

Thank you so much mate. 👍

Haha thanks mate.

Thanks so much buddy. It certainly did, it was amazing.

Thanks mate. I enjoyed filming that crayfishing video.

@@robbiefishing I can see why 😁

Thanks Frank, it's definitely my favourite spot to fish in town.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks Camels, it tasted amazing.

Awesome, good luck mate.

Hahahaha one of my old man's classic one-liners.

Thanks so much Mike. I sure did get a good feed from this yellowbelly. 2 in fact. All well here mate, I hope all is well with you too.

Thanks so much buddy.

Thanks so much Peter. I hope you are feeling better mate.

Thanks yep feeling better

Hahaha

Thanks so much for your kind words Tim. 👍👍

Haha you're not wrong mate it sure was in great shape.

Thanks so much buddy. My mate Tim has been fishing at the junction a lot over the last few days and has been struggling to catch a fish there too.

Hahaha thanks mate. I am a champion at tripping over my tongue. LOL 😂

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate. I thank God every day for where I live, I am super thankful to live here.

WOW Brett that's crazy. Stay safe mate.

Thanks mate. 👍👍

Thanks Cam. It's amazing how much this river changes through the seasons.

Thanks bro.

Thanks mate. 👍👍

It's looking great Mick. I had a surface session this evening and done well. No size though. The river is still pumping quite hard but is looking great.

Thanks brother. Haha I haven't fired it up for a while. I should light it on the next coolish Damo day.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate. It sure was a chunky fish.

It had been working out with Robbie on the off days

Thanks so much Wayne. It's actually recovering quicker than it did last time.

@@robbiefishing That’s great to hear, Robbie 👍🏼. Stay well mate.

Thanks so much mate. It sure was magnificent.

Haha thanks mate. It's a magnificent river to fish isn't it.

@@robbiefishing Too bloody right. Skiers up can be a different species and often cheeky. I had trouble catching the buggers though. They were too quick for me to hit with the stump jumpers haha.

Thanks mate. Did you see my recent "lures for Murray cod opening" video? I uploaded it last week. Check that one out mate. 👍

@@robbiefishing thank you

Thanks mate. I'm not sure exactly, they're usually quite small, around size 4 or size 6.

Hey buddy thanks so much for your kind words. I actually don't go into that shop often. I will make a point to duck in there next time. If you're rostered on, make sure you say g'day because you will recognise me before I recognise you. LOL 😂😂 Mate any tips that I give are going to be exactly what you saw in this video. Same baits, same rigs. Low light times of the day are my favourites.

Thanks mate. Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣

Don't hold me to it, but I'm pretty sure that has to do with them all being a predatory fish, barramundi have a similar shape also.

The carp look like flattfish if you smash them with a rock.!

@@alexanderwright9064 a very valid point lol

@@hiddentruth1982 ha ha!

Thanks so much mate. Wetting my hands just helps to protect the fish's slime. The slime is like a protective coating designed to help prevent the fish from picking up infections. Damaged slime on a fish I'd like us having a weakened immune system.

@@robbiefishing awesome to know thanks! Now next question, when are you coming to Mildura to wet a line 😄

Hahahaha

G'day mate, I just prefer to strike from a testing rod rather than a rod in my hand. Just a personal thing. 👍👍

Thanks Phil. I filleted this fich, turn cut each fillet into 4 smaller portions. I crumbed them with herb and garlic breadcrumbs and fried them in butter. I ate half for tea one night and the other half for lunch the next day.

@@robbiefishingThanks Robbie. If I catch one when I go out this week, we will do it that way.

Thanks Gary. It would do it easily mate. I put it back because I wasn't carrying a backpack and couldn't climb down to the water to gut it. I do keep one in tomorrow night's video though. Haha

​@robbiefishing you said you kept it. Good to change your mind, probably a breeder that one.

Oh, I may have gotten my wires crossed. I caught 2 like this last week. I kept one and released this one.

Hi mate, I use Movavi Video Suite.

Hi mate, I can't remember off the top of my head but it is not a heavy rod .maybe 1 to 3kg at a guess..

Hi Paul, I'm not really sure off the top of my head mate. There is a sealed walking track along the river behind Faithful Street, right in the middle of town. I'm not sure if you can get close enough to the river or not, but it does get very close. That's where I would be looking first mate.

You can access that walking track from behind the RSL club in Wangaratta.

Hi mate, no crocs are further north of here up in the tropics. I am way down south.

Thanks mate. My biggest is 62cm, caught at Lake Hume.

@@robbiefishing that's impressive

Haha thanks so much bro. LOL

I dunno. I call it a goldfish but it could be a Crucian carp. They could even be the same thing for all I know.

@@robbiefishing true they're a pest at the end of the day haha, love the videos mate 🤙

@@blackoutmike thanks so much mate. 👍👍

Awesome, well done..