Haha thanks buddy. Climbing down that bank was certainly a bit sketchy. LOL 😂😂

Thanks for watching Jon. I'm glad I was able to dig up some great memories for you.

Brindies and Tinderries are my stomping ground, Jon. Great area. Goodradigbee and Flea Creek are some of of the best.

Thanks Rob. Haha I was in a bit of a pickle there for a few minutes. LOL 😂

Thanks mate. I had to work for them but I was happy with the result. 👍👍

Thanks mate. Haha We sure do. LOL 😂

Thanks mate, I agree 100%. 👍👍

Thanks so much mate, it sure was a ripper. I had to work much harder than usual to find it that's for sure. LOL

Thank you so much for watching. Greetings from Australia. 🙏

Thank you so much Jim. 👍

Thanks so much for your kind words Wayne.

haha Thank you. The thought of keeping it never once crossed my mind to be honest. Hopefully they can spawn and fill the creek with hundreds of little baby trout.

Hi how are you. God bless youns .see you soon.

Thank you so much John.

Thanks Becky, God Bless you too my friend.

Thanks mate, good luck. The brown trout have certainly changed their feeding habits in the last couple of weeks that's for sure.

Thanks so much Vince. 👍👍

Thanks so much Des. 👍👍

Thanks Pete. They're getting harder to come by now as we head closer to spawning season..

Thanks mate. Hopefully I can find them again in Spring time..haha

True dat!

Thanks mate.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate. That is exactly how my last week weeks have been. Amazing success on the black caviar, then nothing. It's like they change their colour preference at the flick of a switch.

Thanks so much mate. I had to work hard for these fish. Haha

Thanks mate.

Thanks mate. haha A very unfit explorer. LOL

Thanks Frank. They all buffed out that evening in the shower. LOL

@@robbiefishing 😁

Thanks mate. 👍👍

Thanks so much mate.

Thank you so much for your amazing support Grumpy. They certainly do get very vibrant colours later in the season that's for sure.

Thanks so much Cam.

Hahaha thanks mate. I was so worried that branch would break. LOL 😂😂

Thanks so much mate. We have our fair share of overgrown ones too don't you worry. LOL 😂😂 There's one that I fish occasionally that I nickname "The creek from hell". Haha

Hi mate, that is FANTASTIC. It's getting very dry here now, hopefully our turn is coming soon.

@@robbiefishing Yes. Hopefully you guys get some moisture. Almost every dam in the south west was dry or just a puddle.

Thanks Dan. Hopefully those trout can spawn and make babies for next season mate,. If I keep them now, they can not make babies for next year.

so correct

Thanks Bruce. Haha 😅😅 I am not sure.

Thanks so much Mike. I am not sure. I know the song, it may well have been him. My whole area is paradise. haha I love where I live. I hope you are having a great week mate.

This type of fishing reminds me so much of my childhood in western Pennsylvania. We would follow these dinky little streams forever and pull monsters out of some pools.

Hi Chris, thank you so much for your generosity. 🙏🙏 I would absolutely love to go trout fishing in America some day. These small streams are the best, definitely my favourite way to fish for trout.

I’m from Australia, but I lived in western PA for a couple of years. I can tell you the stream fishing is very similar. You’d love it over there Robbie

Thanks mate, based on my experience in this video and the previous video, I would be using bright orange soft plastics.

Haha thanks mate. It was a ripper wasn't it.

Hahaha thanks thanks bro qwuat.

Thanks mate. 👍

Hi Logan, I hope you've had a great day mate. 👍👍

It sure is a lovely property. It's often temperamental at this time of the year. Today might be slow and tomorrow red hot.

Hi Catherine, great question. I am not actually sure. Baitcaster reels don't have a clicker. I wonder if it is so that we can tell when the fish is pulling line off the reel? That would be my guess, but it is only a guess. I really do not know.

Hi mate, I was up there yesterday and it was actually really slow. I saw a few but not a huge amount and they were not biting. I only caught 1.

@@robbiefishing cheers mate appreciate it!

Thanks so much mate. You are not wrong. I am the same weight now that I was 30 years ago, but I am almost 49 now. I was only 29 then and it is soooo much harder now. My balance is harder, falls hurt more, I get puffed easier. Losing weight is a constant battle.

@@robbiefishing I hear you well because I'm in the same boat.

Need to give up on the carbs. My mate is your age or older and is like a greyhound. Eats protein and vegetables. My neice is the size of a house and brings a bread loaf dip to Christmas lunch and eats it. I'm fat too. 😂

Hey Catherine, it is always hard knowing where to start, The further downstream I walk the more water I get to fish. I walked down to a point where the creek flowed back into the forest and got really overgrown. Had I walked down any further it would have gotten harder to fish and I would have needed to get wet to wade through the deeper pools. So basically I got in where the easy bit stopped and the hard bit started. LOL

If I was going to fish it without knowing what is in it, I would definitely use worms as bait.

@@robbiefishing Ok I will then. Just need to try keep clear of branches and blackberries and trees when I cast

hey where do you go to fish for rainbows? ive made several trips to eildon and nearby rivers (rubicon, steavenson) with no luck. Not even a sight of fish. Ive met couple of people there fishing too but they all have caught nothing. I thought these locations were hotspots for trouts.

@@koyokokura9140 I am in Canberra, mate. Getting heaps in the Monaro and Namadgi regions. My latest vid was a trip out on Monday, half a dozen nice fish. Anzac day I only got one, but she was 57 cm, so a nice fish.

@@AndrewFishman Oh Im definitely checking out those areas when i get the chance to! Moved to Melbourne lately and im still trying to figure things out. 57cm trout is defo bigger than my trout PB thats amazing!

@@koyokokura9140 It is definitely a nice fish. The creeks I fish hold many that size and bigger. I got a 50 the next trip, on Monday and the other 5 were all 40+. I love this time of year, the big fish start moving up the creeks and streams to spawn :D Happy times. Not always this easy, but when you find a few good creeks and work out the techniques, it is great fun.

Thanks Andy. It is really weird. Brown trout prefer slower, warmer stretches of streams that rainbow trout, but that is just a preference. In reality, rainbow trout have a higher tolerance for warmer water than browns do. This time of the year the browns are getting ready to spawn and start hitting lures out of aggression rather than hunger. They often escort lures from their pools without actually striking them. Rainbow trout will start all of this madness in a few weeks, near the end of the season as they tend to spawn 4 to 6 weeks later than brown trout do. I went trout fishing yesterday and only caught 1 brown. Next week when I head out I am going to target rainbows again.

WOW Well done. 47cm is a lovely trout. I reckon the biggest of these two may have been just under 40. Big for such a tiny creek. The one that chased my lure out from under that tree looked a fair bit bigger though.

Hey Geoff, the mind boggles. LOL 😅😅 I don't even think that I could guess.

There were a few hopping around.

haha Yep, that is me through and through. LOL My legs are finding this type of fishing harder and harder. As the end of the day I always think "I will just fish one more pool". LOL And often end up miles from my car. haha

@@robbiefishing same. I move in deeper than planned then always continue on to get a few more holes before calling it a day.

haha I have never heard of it, despite the clear evidence that I suffer from it. LOL Thanks for the intel.