Hi mate, I enjoyed your message very much thanks for letting me know, yes if I may say so myself the burley is very very good and happy you made and tried it for yourself, as well as the fishing skills you shall learn for yourself along your way this burley shall stay with you forever. I have been working on a couple of videos hopefully not far away, thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers David.

Hi Alan, nice to hear from you and thank you for commenting. My family moved back to Hadfield England 1975-1977 and my dad and myself rejoined his old coarse fishing club it was good for me to learn that type of fishing he still has some of them swim feeders plastic with holes for the maggots to escape and the ground bait to come out too. Happy to hear you are enjoying my videos there shall be more. All the best Alan and tight lines......David

Thank you! Angry Fisha, very much appreciated. You have a good Christmas and hope you get onto a few fish.

Hi Mike, thank you for the comment mate and happy to help, I reckon you will like the burley. At the end of this video I forgot to mention or show how to mix some water into the burley mix to firm it up to squeeze into the burley spring most fishos do know about that but people totally new to fishing don't know that, my mistake only a couple of days ago I pinned and replied a message to jolly fresh in reference to that. Gee it will be nice over yorkes.....Cheers David.

Thank you very much JW Y for you complement it is very much appreciated. That is awesome hearing of your success using the burley, I personally have had a lot of very enjoyable fishing sessions using that burley recipe. I'm sure you are going to enjoy using the burley spring beach fishing. Thank you again and tight lines. David

Jameson Midleton thank you so much for such a uplifting comment! I have always loved to give advise on fishing to people who have asked me for tips long before KZfaq, now I am doing KZfaq I have found it very satisfying the comments I get from people wanting fishing advise and even seasoned fishos are so nice. Saying I have helped you and you kids out in such away has blown me away you can't imagine how it has made me feel, it has defiantly struck a cord. Work has kept me quite busy at the moment, but I have certainly got a lot more fishing to do. Yes we are very lucky in Australia. Give your children a big special hello from me and Wish you all the best. Cheers David

Hi Michael, make it the way I do. I have been using this recipe for years I think you will be impressed. thank you for your comment mate. and you too have a Merry Christmas and a Happy fishy new year

Hi Tom, yes give it a go I think you will be impressed. works a treat in burley springs and as a hand burley also burley pots with small holes. Thanks for watching Cheers David.

G'day John. Thanks for the comment. When you head out to wet your line I think you will love this burley. All the best and tight lines..........David

Thank you jeff61 appreciated mate.

My pleasure jo gguys you enjoy using it mate.

G'day mate thanks for saying, thats nice to hear. All the best and happy fishing.....David

Thank you!

Glad you gave it a go Graham, it is good isn't it. Thanks for letting me know, its good to hear Cheers David.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 we pulled in 29 big tommies at Cape Jervis last weekend, the poor fellows next to us. I overheard them saying "What are they doing that we aren't". ;) I did give them the left overs when we left, mentioned your name a few times not too quietly.

@@grahamboyce1719 very good, people help me, I help people, now you are helping awesome mate and thank you for giving me a bit of a mention loudly.

Thank you Lucien thats nice to hear.

Hi John, "O"dear the big 60 i'me 3 and a half years to go then I will be a club member too LoL. So happy to hear you are finding my videos useful, and what you have written is nice. Work has been busy but I think next week I will be able to get out fishing again "Ya" . The next flathead I catch I will show how to handle and do a filleting video, and I've been thinking on showing some fishing rigs and tying hooks. Thank you again for your comment John..........David

Hi Michael, great story it was a good day meeting the old timer (seasoned fisherman) it was a real treat being told his burley recipe, I have heard of wheat being used in burly but I have never tried it but I have never heard of milk in burly that is interesting. Thanks for commenting and it will be fun trying these new burley ideas. All the best David.

Thanks a million✌🍻

Thanks Greg appreciate it mate

Thank you ASEP YULIANA my pleasure mate.

Thank you again, and you will love the burley.

Thanks mate

Good idea Steve anything to save a dollar these days has to be good, tuna oil isn't cheap. Thank you for your comment mate.

Hi there, thank you for letting me know and watching. I'm sure you will enjoy making this burley and if you all ready have I bet you enjoyed making it, like I say in the video make sure you let it dry properly and when adding water prior to fishing be careful not to add too much. I have a video called Yellow Eye mullet bait, burley, rig, tips fishing Parsons Beach at 23:29 I show how I mix this burley. I'm sure you are going to love using this burley and it would be good to hear how you go. Cheers David

Gday Cliff how ya going mate, yes spot on with the burley for carp especially bombarding the same area. Ive always just used heaps of bread crumbs for burley for carp not this one. I use to catch heaps for maggot food. like you say they are such good fun they do fight hard. freezing blended burley and sending it to the bottom works a treat also but yes take a good supply. thank you for your comment Cliff and you to Merry Christmas and a fantastic new year.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 it would be epic to see you catch a haul of European carp. It would also be epic to see your maggots eat them! :)

Hello Mince07 I've had plans of doing a carp video, also showing you guys a few maggots getting stuck into there dinner. Mmmm yummy so yes you can look forward to that, smell cam would be good.

Hi Terry, thank you and i'm sure you will be impressed, like i say in the video be carefull not to add to much water when you are out fishing just a little bit at a time so it squeezes nicely into your burley spring or for throwing little bits at a time into the water. All the best Terry. David

They sure do love garlic. Thank you Phillip.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Hi David have you tried essential oil of garlic?

Hi Gareth, Your burley recipe sounds good, the onion powder sounds interesting but I'm going to have to say pull into a shop on your way to yorks and get some garlic powder and add some accordingly to the amount of burley you have made. If you can't get the garlic powder I'm sure it will be fine, but the garlic is good. Thank you for your comment and all the best for your fishing and have a Merry Christmas.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Whoops!! I meant garlic powder haha!!

Well then even better, that will be fine ,work on getting the other stuff whenever. Tight lines.

Hi Graham, good to hear your happy with the burley mix sounds good added to your bread in the mullet trap I'm guessing you live interstate because we aren't allow traps is S.A for mullet but my lips are sealed if you don't lol. I googled dehumidifier as I had never seen them before thats a good idea I haven't had any trouble with mould with it being dried properly but it's a good safe guard what you do. I will get out and do another video one day its been one of them years. The other additives you have used sound good too. All the best David.

Hi mate, thank you! it works a treat you will enjoy it when you give it a go.

You are going to be impressed I think Marcel. All the best mate.

Thanks mate, much appreciated. Cheers David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 David your you tube videos are good to watch. I have watched a lot of them as I want to fish for garfish or Bream at Werribee South. Cheers. Ross

@@rosscoe9119 thank you Ross, I do hope my videos will help you on your way to catching a few fish. I have had a brief look at Werribee south and it looks like there are some good places to try your luck for gar and bream. maggots are a good bait for garfish, bream are also fond of maggots as well as other baits. Make some burley like mine from my how to make burley video and you will be pleasantly surprised by the amount of fish it brings around. All the best Ross. Cheers David

Thank you so much for that wonderful comment Mason it means a lot to me mate. Happy to hear you caught a couple of fish and the tourists did to. Breeding these maggots this time of the year sure keeps me busy and my fishing lines dry, I'm hoping to wet a line soon. All the best to you and tight lines Cheers David

Thank you BassBros👍

Awesome! Glad you enjoy UnorthoVlogs. Yes more to come bit busy at the moment during holiday season, back into it soon. Cheers David.

Hi A D, thank you and hope you like the burley I think you will. I started fishing at that very spot I had a fishing reel spool for a hand line around 8 years old about 1971 I use to watch the experienced fishos catching the mullet, a good area was between them two poles sticking out near the the edge of the ribbon weed if you remember them. I remember the huge schools of yellowfin whiting I caught a few in front of that small shop where we hired the sledges to slide down the sand hill on, the fishing was great lots of fish all types. I was a nipper port lifesavers thanks for the memories A D take care mate David.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Geez David I didn't think there were too many people left that remember the old kiosk. I used to buy my tackle from there when I was about 7 or 8. I remember sliding down those dunes too. Great memories of simpler times. Cheers mate

Hi Graeme, yes I did wonder why I did it like that just caught up in the moment lol. Thanks for watching and make sure you try the burley

Hi riaz nice to hear from you all the way from South Africa, yes give the burley mix a go I hope you get some good results over hear it works really well for smaller pan sized fish. Thank you for watching and if you do try it would be nice to hear how it goes. All the best and tight lines David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Hi, there . Just to let you know the Burley worked very well. I used just bread and salmon oil mix. Within seconds of casting in the harbour for mullet. The rod tip was going crazy. I made one additional hook to the trace. Had a great day. Was rewarded with four beautiful mullets.

@@riazsheik3616 Hi mate, that's good to hear you had a fun fishing session your burley brew sounds nice it certainly did the job for you. mullet are a nice fish to catch and very tasty, I also love to smoke mullet yum all the best riaz and drop a comment any time nice to hear from you.........David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks again for your videos. My grand-daughter also wants to use the wire Burley feeder. Am going to make a few more, for the wife as well. The mullets are quite small but perfect for live bait, for big mulloways on the surf. Thanks a million pal.

Thanks David, make sure you try the burley I think you will like it.

G'day Butt Fugly (funny) Gee I remember the Tommy Ruff days well Port Giles and Edithburge were two places that really produced a lot back in the days. Thats a great idea you have by filling your burly pot and freezing pryer to fishing, I sometimes have over filled my burley pot especially the small black ones with the screw on lid and the two rings come together to put the cord through, the burley has had trouble coming out because I haven't mixed with water before putting in and it swells up and blocked all the holes. So if you pree mix with water and yes a bit more oil would be nice it should work a treat. Well worth a try. all the best and good fishing. Cheers David. More videos coming when I'm not so busy.

David, I've noticed that you like targeting salmon. Have you ever tried Brown's Beach down the bottom of Yorke Peninsula? That was always my go to beach for salmon over the Winter months. Go down on a Friday afternoon catch a heap and drive back in the early hours of Saturday morning. Saturday was spent with the extended family cleaning salmon and having a cook up. More good memories.

No worries Anthony my pleasure. I think you will like it a lot. all the best mate

G'day Robin firstly thank you, glad you are getting some information out of my video's. In the mixing of my burley I add the tuna oil during the preparation. I sometimes add my water and mix not to sloppy or dry before I head out especially if I'm going on a jetty , or you will have to take a bucket and rope to get water. If I'm on the beach or rocks I will add the water when I get to my destination. Hope that help mate.

Thanks for that. I've watched your gar fishing video and I'm champing at the bit to give that a crack . I've often past that "secret" location and wondered if it would be worth chucking a line in there and now I know. Also very informative on the technique for baiting up a mullet rig too. Best fishing channel by far mate. Many thanks.

Hi Phillip nice to hear from you mate, no I just leave the bran as it is, I kinda like the flakes in the burley but you can customise it to your liking. I have recently just made another big supply and can't wait to use it when things quieten down, its been a busy week getting my maggots ready for the holidayers.

Hey Trin my fishing area has been made a aquatic reserve just for me LOL 😂 yep good burley mate and great reply. I'm of to bed now.

Dave, are you saying that you can no longer fish/wade in the Normanville/Lady Bay Area

We didn't mention eny particular place, just having a laugh all good

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Gday mince07 you can buy pollard from a fodder shop 20kg bag for around 23 dollars. Along time ago i use to sell tuna oil and have a bit left for my own use, it is avalable on the net or at tackle shops you might have to look around for the best prices. Thank you for your coment about my videos mate appreciated

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks very much. I did some ringing around and found that the Strathalbyn flour mill sells 25kg bags of pollard for $18! It seems the going rate for 5L quantities of tuna oil is $60. Cheers.

Wow that are very good prices you can get pollard at FPAG Yankalilla. A bit dearer than Strath though

Hi mate, I use to sell burley and tuna oil years ago the oil I have is some I saved for myself. I'm not sure if you can buy it in 5ltr bulk any more, can I recommend Neptune tackle tuna oil called Fish Magnet that is the same as I use too sell and very good pure tuna oil no added rubbish try BCF or Foodland. Also thank you for your comment it means a lot. Please read the comment I have pinned on this video incase you don't know about adding water. there is another video not far away explaining that and a bit more fishing. Cheers and tight lines David.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 I got 1lt at BCf today managed to catch a 31cm bream really great stuff. Thank you again David you're a truly a legend of a fisherman.

Yes give the burley a go you will be impressed. The chicken pellets also make good burley too add tuna oil and garlic and curry powder and it does the job I do like this mix better though. if made properly meaning nice and dry this burley lasts a long long time in a sealed container. Thanks mate

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thank you for getting back to me. Hopefully i can get out soon. I will let you know how i go. 👍🐟

Hi Bert, thats interesting the sardines in oil would surely attract fish if you used it as burley so if you was to mush it up and thoroughly mix with this burley mix instead of tuna oil and spread it out to dry I think it would dry and be ok, maybe make sure it is nice and warm not to cold like it has been lately so that the burley does dry properly also I would probably use 3 to 4 cans to make sure there is plenty of oily pilchard to mix through. I think that would work just fine Bert great idea but again just give it plenty of time to dry properly and you will have a very good burly mix and you will be very happy with the results.I have frozen maggots also pupa and put through my blender frozen and mixed with this burley and it has all dried fine and been really good when used, so great idea Bert. All the best with that Cheers .......David

That is funny, hope the pic was good

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 haha yeah 😂 also I have a question, when will you upload next I have seen lots of your vids and I’m a big fan and I have been dying to see a new video of yours👍

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 also I bought some of your maggots and they worked like a charm

@@LordSquelch-iv6yd that is good to hear and thank you for letting me know.

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Hi Y L 777. Yes I can do that for you. Garlic powder, Curry powder, Bread crumbs, Tuna oil, Aniseed, Sugar, Pollard, Bran. Mix it all together like I do. When you are fishing add water but be careful not to add too much its better if it holds together when you squeeze it or put some into your burley spring, you can add the water at home before you go fishing if you like its probably easier if you are going on a jetty. This burley is very good. hope you catch some fish.

Sorry forgot to mention Parmesan cheese. Whoops

Thank you very much David, I really appreciate your investment and wish she knew how happy I was to get to know your channel - thanks !!!@@davidsheldonfishing9726

Thanks for letting me know, that is awesome mate.

Hi mate, I just showed the chook pellets as another alternative burley that can be used, just soak in water and add a bit of tuna oil, better than nothing. The burley I make in the video you will love using it, it is very good. Thank you for your comment and watching...... Cheers David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks! One more question - I can’t seem to get pollard anywhere near by , any substitute recommendations? Also wheat bran or oat bran? Thanks again

@@Camivy89 I think you might be able to get pollard at pet shops and maybe Coles. if you can't get use a bit extra bread crumbs and the bran is wheat bran. I buy large 20kg bags of bran and pollard from animal fodder shop called FPAG. They might sell smaller bags.

Hi Barry, when you make this burley can I suggest pick some nice weather so it dries 100% I will usually leave it spread out for 1 or 2 days and run my fingers through it every now and then to move it around. I also have put old frozen beach worms and frozen maggots also pupa through the blender and added to my burley thoroughly rubbed through and dried with the burley, the container I store mine in is just from a cheap as chips shop with a attachable lid but it isn't air tight and it keeps the burley very nice for a long long time so long as its dried properly. I have had it in my shed for over a year and it is fine, this burly would probably attract salmon but for them I'm happy to just use my home made burley spring with pilchard squashed into it like I show on my salmon videos or you could mix pilchards and bread together and use that. All the best with that Barry and yes this burley is well worth making.

they certainly do love it and fish can be like that sometimes thats when we can change it up a bit, have a watch of my fishing for garfish with flavoured maggots video at 1:54 I like doing things like that and not too much burley in the float will help. Thank you for letting me know about your fishing trip all the best for next time. Cheers

Thanks David it probably didn't help that I was using squid as bait Next time it will be maggots for sure. Thanks very much for the advice.

It really does smell wonderful and the fish love it. one thing I did forget to mention on the video was to add water when you go fishing, you probably know that but people new to fishing don't thats why I pinned jolly fresh comment hoping new fishos will read my reply. My next video I'm going to show how. thanks for commenting mate I do appreciate.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Are you going fishing tomorrow or over the next 3 days, full moon, best time of the month. i'm going down the south coast, sleeping in the back of the ute for a few days of hard fishing. If you see a silver 1 tonner come by have a coffee or beer depending on time of day

Hi dilontilo, thank you for you comment. The burley I made in this video was made 16 months ago and still in excellent condition I gave some to my son in law and grand children to use 2 days ago and they had fun catching little bream and mullet in the Hindmarsh river Victor Harbour. Just make sure it is 150 percent dry and it will keep for a long time in bulk, stored in a well sealed container in the shed. Have fun making it....... David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks so much Dave for the quick reply as am going to make some today. Love the videos. The Onk is my local so was cool to see you get some luck in there. Tight lines mate

Thank you Lior🦈

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 welcome 🎏

Hi Mohamad and thank you for saying. Ingredients are Curry powder, Garlic powder, Sugar, Aniseed, Blended bread, Pollard, Bran, Parmesan cheese and Tuna oil. and mix together like I do.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thank you so much

G'day mate, yellow fin whiting generally feed on sand flats and along the edges of the beach close to shore when fishing for them you can throw a few crushed cockles in the area or mussel shells also a few chopped pieces of worm will all help to hold the fish around also finely chopped squid I think they may also find this burley interesting. All of that is good for KG and silver whiting but you can also use pilchard for them as burley. hope that is helpful thank you for watching.

G'day mate, find your closest fodder store on google they will sell it but maybe only in 20kg bags if that fails try your closest pet store. All the best with that and good to see you are going to give the burly a go, I recon you will like it. Thanks for watching James.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks mate Im going out on Saturday ill let you know how it goes.

Hi zaini isa, yes I have used chicken feed for mullet burley also for other fish but always add tuna oil or fish oil. If you haven't got any of that, its good to mush up some pilchards or sardines or other fish and mix with the chicken feed. Just chicken pellets and garlic and curry would be ok. Over here when I go mullet fishing of the beach I always like to use a burley bag or pot with bread and fish heads, that always attracts the mullet if they are around. and I use a burley spring for my other burley. You could even attract a bigger fish with all the fish activity caused by your burleying. tight lines from Australia

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks you for reply, I would like to share our baits recepies for big bream and some time for mullet, a mixture spicy fried chicken, flour, eggs and crude palm oil and or margarine (made from palm oil fat) not butter were used here to catch them. Using silver hook is essential for mullet fishing.

Thank you zaini. I shall try your bait recipe for sure it sounds good for sure. All the best mate. Cheers David

G'day mate if you want to make this a all round burly including whiting I would add for king George whiting maybe some mushed or finely cut squid and pilchards they love pilchard and cockle shells if not for a burley spring. For yellow Finn I would add cockle shells and small pieces of chopped beach worms and maybe a bit of sand and finely chopped tweed prawns would be good for both species. If you haven't used this burley yet I think you will be impressed. tight lines mate.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks mate. yeah have given the Garfish one a go and worked great. Sounds like i should just add the other stuff you mentioned to it and give that a run :) Hopefully see you at Normanville / lady bay one day! That is our go to place!! :)

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 what could we add to the burley to hold it together a bit better mate? Mine seems to flow out the burley pot quicker than i can put it in. No way i could put it in a burley spring.......even adding small amounts of water

@@stationhoppersaustralia1524 if you like for the burley pot your mix could have some courser bread in it. My burley pot is one of them black pots with the screw on lid and the two holes come together to put the cord through, it only has slits in it not holes and it works ok. I use this in the spring with a small amount of water like you mention and squeeze it into your spring nicely not to firm and it should be ok. Thank you for commenting mate hope it works out for you.

Hi yourgo najah I've never tried using fresh garlic instead of garlic powder before, I think if you mixed It through thoroughly I think it would be ok.

Hi Trevor, no sounds like you are good to go if you are happy there is no moisture no worries your excess burley can be stored for a long time. It smells good doesn't it and the fish love it. All the best using the burley Trevor.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Hi David thanks for getting back to me. After viewing your video squiding at Wirrina Cove we went for a drive to take a look to see if I could take the grandies to have a go. We are heading to Wallaroo to try our best at fishing, squiding and crabbing. Can’t wait to see how we do with your burly mix and yes hope the fish also think it is Yummy. LOL. By the way we always purchase your gents from the bait store in Wallaroo.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Hi David thanks for getting back to me. After viewing your video squiding at Wirrina Cove we went for a drive to take a look to see if I could take the grandies to have a go. We are heading to Wallaroo to try our best at fishing, squiding and crabbing. Can’t wait to see how we do with your burly mix and yes hope the fish also think it is Yummy. LOL. By the way we always purchase your gents from the bait store in Wallaroo.

@@trevordaykin5625 hope you get onto some fish at Wallaroo I'm sure you will, as soon as the fish near by get a smell of the burley they will be on there way lol. Have you watched my Herring, Tommy ruff jetty fishing rig fishing off rapid bay video also my gar fishing video with flavoured maggots and my fishing for Tommy ruff Australian herring at cape Jervis all of them videos I show how I rig up at start you might find them a useful guide I use my burley in most of my videos. Thank you for using my maggots and commenting Trevor. Also as you probably saw be careful on Wirrina break wall.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Hi David yes I have vied all you videos and learnt so much (thank you) I do have a couple of questions 1: how much curry do you recommend to put into your container of gents? 2: how much time do you allow for the curry to work on the gents before you use them? 3: what is the best way to store unused gents to prolong their life for the next fishing venture. By the way weather hasn’t been our friend this trip but managed to catch 30 squid (boat limit) for 2 on board. (Xmas lunch covered) Thanks for your videos and please keep them coming. Spoke with Wallaroo tackle shop staff about curry flavoured gents and they hadn’t heard of such a thing. Advised that they should view your videos. Perhaps you should do a video on best way to flavour your gents.

Hi Randy, the ingredients are. Bread crumbs, Polard, bran, Tuna oil, Parmesan cheese, Garlic powder, Aniseed and Curry powder. Please save some fish for me because this burley is so good. Happy fishing Randy. Also add a bit of water to burley and mix in when fishing if you don't know that, I forgot to say in the video. If you do see me out fishing yes say G'day if not have a great holiday.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks david you are really helpful I will give a try 😇

Hi mate thank you for watching, this burley lasts for a long time I have had some out in the shed in my bulk burley container for 6-8 months and it is still good for a lot longer just make sure you spread it out on a table in your shed for it to dry properly.Best to choose a couple of nice days this time of the year so theres not to much humidity in the air and it also makes the shed smell really good. Have fun with that mate and I think you will be impressed.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 will be using it at port vincent. Don't really know many spots around there. going there tomorrow. Is there anything caught of the small wharf there?

@@vascor9344 I have never fished at Port Vincent but I think you will be able to bring a few tommies around and what ever else might be around the wharf using this burley. It will be nice being there, I have heard its nice like most places over there.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 caught around 60 tommies at wool bay and 57 mullet at the wharf, possibly a mix of the chum block I bought and the burley recipe. Have you made any videos on how to make a chum block, as they are super expensive.

@@vascor9344 Thats a nice catch sounds like you had a good time and the freezer is now stocked with fish. I use to use burley bags off jetties with fish heads and other stuff what would be good minced and made into frozen chum blocks, I recently said to my wife I might do another burley video, so I shall when I can get round to it. I have a fishing off parsons beach video and I show my burley bag and say whats in it and how I use it if you would like to have a look at that. Thank you for watching and commenting Vasili Cheers David

G'day Shane that sounds yummy, that has never crossed my mind before just hamburgers( rissoles). Gee should do another video called- 3 way burley use. and have the deep fryer out there even crumbed fish. Thank you for your comment Shane, glad you enjoy my videos and Happy year mate.

Hi rustic35, I had the chicken pellets there just to show you can use them as burley if you wanted too, I called them chook pellets glad you know our Aussie term I forget other people around the world would wonder what I'm talking about ha ha. I should have explained that better. They do make good burley soaked with water and a bit of tuna oil. thanks for watching and commenting......David

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 all good and I am Aussie.

G'day if it is 100 percent dry it can be stored for a long time I have never had it spoil before I've used it all.

David Sheldon Fishing,,,, Hi David thank you for the reply,,, hope to catch more fish for the info,,, will let you know, thanks

Hi Malcolm, when I go trout fishing with bait I like to just through a bit of the bait I'm using into the water, not a lot just enough to stir the fish up and let them know I'm here. A few maggots if I'm using maggots or some chopped up pieces of worms if I'm using worms, or a bit of both. Thats all I have ever done.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thanks for the advice.

its excellent in salt water and I think it will be good in fresh water garlic is very good in fresh water. Well worth trying.

Hi Jim, sorry I just found your comment better late than never they say. In the video I use a standard cup size to try and give you a rough idea on what quantities of stuff to use as well as talk through it I do hope you have managed to give it a go it does work a treat and is fun making up a nice batch for future fishing trips. All the best Jim.

Hi there, sorry late reply. I'm so glad you pointed that out thats cool you noticed that, I did and I showed the missus and others but never mentioned it on the comments, Great idea your pop had hanging the bread in a onion bag in the tree keep the animals off and dry good, save freezer space too I must try that. Thanks for your comment Awesome.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 you're welcome!

Hi Poh, the ingredients are bran, pollard, old bread blended into fine crumbs, garlic powder, aniseed, parmisan cheese, tuna oil, sugar and tuna oil. Have fun making it Poh and the fish love it and copy my instructions. Mix a small amount of water when you go fishing to help it bind together don't make it too sloppy. use in burly spring or throw little bits at a time.

Thank you David for your quick reply 👍

Hi Wade yes it's called bran you can buy it at pet shops in small amounts i buy it at fodder shops in 20kg bulk bags. This burly is good you will like it.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 fodder shops? Wheat bran? And want to try this for mullet

@@wadevandam8560 fodder shops are animal feed shops and supplies usually bulk buy, type in fodder shops on google and it might find a shop near you. I have bought small bags from wet and wild pet shop Victor Harbour near me, you can try a pet shop near you. Great burley for mullet used in a burley spring. We just call it Bran. hope that helps you Wade.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks mate appreciate it,I’ll have a crack at it cheers.

Hi Vinno, sorry late reply mate. No sorry I don't sell the burley I use to a long time ago and decided to share the recipe. You will have to make some its very good. Thanks for asking and watching and do make some it is very good, also in my last video I showed how to mix the burley if you would like to watch that.

This burley will probably create a bit of interest for yellowfin and king George whiting, fish when hungry are curious and opportunist, it would be best to add cockle shells chopped prawn bits of worm crushed mussels even bits of squid things they feed on. For king George you can add pilchard too they love pilchard also for them a burley pot on the bottom if in a boat.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 would it work just to add bread curry powder and tuna and pilchard oil because i dont have much money to spend on berley

That will be fine, It will create a different smell and make the fish curious if its yellowfin whiting you are after you can put a bit of sand in there too. Hope you get onto a few fish. If there are any Tommy ruff or mullet around it will most defiantly bring them around.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks mate i will be sure to try it out next time i go to port highes

I own a fly rod but haven't used it yet, given the opportunity I would so yes take it along and have a go with it for sure, good practice, use flys that imitate small fish and slowly retreive back. I have found callop like the coulor yellow and red fin love eating there own young so flys in the coulor of red fin would be a good choice also same coulors for lures. I would even use a hook and bait i.e. bread flake, worm, corn and whatever you may find around the dam. There are no rules have fun with whatever. Go and catch some fish. Cheers David

I would also use size 8 and size 12 hook with bait short shank

Also maggots are good, a couple on a size 12 hook

I have an idea of uding a snapper slayer because they are bright and etc

@@finallyoutfishing6861 give them a try might be good also rainbow trout like flashy lures and brown trout like natural coulors brown and black and both like lures that look like themselves.

Yes Peter ill bet they are if they didn't. Waste not want not, when I'm gone i want to come back as a smart fish so i don't get caught and eaten, and i will sit in you burley stream eating peanut paste sarnies. YUMMY. Merry Christmas mate, thank you for you comment.

you are the second person to say that, I have wondered why I did it like that myself lost in the moment I guess lol, ah the things we do. Well spotted Kaleb. Cheers David

G'day waza garf, cat food and dog food do make good burley. This burley I like it as it is also adding some bait like chopped up pilchard, worm or prawn if fishing for yellowfin whiting or bream.

I can imagine how good that would be, many moons ago I use to go to the butcher and clean the band saw and put the waste in my burley bag and it was dynamite burley but unfortunately we are not allowed to use that sort of stuff anymore for burley they recon it attracts sharks yet I never saw one. thanks for saying mate.

Hi fellow fisho my Google tells me that it is a finely milled blend of bran and wheat middlings, interesting. when I was back in Hadfield near Glossop we use to buy ground bait and it smelt like pollard, maybe it was.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 oh, ok, thanks David, maybe I just didn't look hard enough. I might have to buy some bran or pollard or something, i'm only using breadcrumbs at the moment, and seem to be using a lot, but then I am using a lot of mashed up fish.

HI there sound like you are really getting into the burley, this is good, my motto is any burley is better than non at all. What you are doing sounds good I don't know much about English salt water fish, but yes mix up the left over bait what you catch the fish on with bread or a mix of bread and bran or pollard. bran and pollard doesn't cost much. work around 50\50 and you are in business. ALL the best David.

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Many thanks David, the chum/burley seems to be making a big difference to me at the moment, so thanks again.

Hi Dj Etienne B, sure can. Bread crumbs, pollard, bran, tuna oil, garlic powder, curry powder, aniseed, sugar and parmesan cheese. I forgot to say at the end of this video to add a bit of water and mix thoroughly to combine it so you can squeeze it into your burley spring not to much water or it will be too sloppy. If you like watch my latest video and in that video I show how to mix it.

Gday mate

Thats why its so good the fish do come to the dinner party. You should give it a go I think you might be impressed. All the best mate and thank you for watching and commenting.