Right on! Thanks for the feedback.

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Thanks so much for that. Yes, they seem to appeal to a lot of viewers!

Well said! Thanks!

Cheers! 👍

Great tip! So true.

Thanks, and yes, a good meal.

Good stuff! Thank you... and thanks for watching, too!

Glad you like them!

Good to hear!

Thanks Grant. Good advice, too!

Wow, thanks! That’s super cool!

No worries! Thanks!

Thanks, Ryan!

Good stuff! Hope you get some big ones next time.

I will!

Thanks! That's the feel I was going for. 👍 Glad to hear it hit the mark.

@@StarloGetsReel Holy shit, Starlo and Mark from SSM should do a collab video! He has a fishing channel as well Starlo 👍 Get Robbie A to tag along and you've got the dream team!

Cheers!

Cheers!

My pleasure!

Absolutely!

Good stuff.

Yeah either live baits or moving baits and time and location I’ve caught some monster flatties and brim in Narooma/Dal once I figured it out.

Very true. Thanks!

Thanks, Nat!

Cheers for that! To be honest, I'm enjoying KZfaq more than TV... nice being your own boss. ;)

@Starlo Gets Reel you are doing a great job at it too Love how you Always explain the method behind what you're doing I think you have always been the best at that and still the best

Good stuff! Thanks for the great feedback, too.

So true.

Cheers!

Unfortunately not... I still have a small (and diminishing) cache stashed away!

No problem! 👍

Yes, it wasn't too bad!

Thanks for that! Glad you enjoyed it.

I appreciate that! Cheers.

Thanks 💯

Glad you like them! 👍

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, will do!

Yes they are!

Thank you! Cheers!

I will! I'm just getting started. ;)

Thanks 👍

Thanks!

Thanks! I think they're Adrenaline brand... I've had them a while.

Thanks!

Thanks for that! Having worn a range of polarising sunnies over half a century before settling on Mako a few years ago I can say that there definitely IS a difference between the cheapies and premium eyewear. I guess it’s an incremental thing, not unlike the difference between, say, a $100 spin reel and a $400 model. Is the latter four times better than the former? No. But is the 10 to 15% advantage in performance offered by the higher-priced model worth the extra spend? I guess that’s going to come down to how much you fish and how serious you are about it. But the bottom line is that I’d feel disadvantaged going back to cheaper eyewear after using the good stuff. Hope that makes sense?

Thanks so much for the detailed response Steve. I really do appreciate your advice.

I'm glad!

Thanks! Shimano Anarchy Long Cast/Flats 7'8" rod. Six pound Kairiki braid and 10 and 16 pound Ocea FC leader.

Thanks! I bet that turtle gave you some! Not sure about flathead being related to catfish though... if so, only VERY distantly. ;)

Is this comment an actual joke? Because well done if it is! haha

@@bradcolley2391 haha no joke you can catch anything off the beach in Darwin 😊

@@bradcolley2391 I have photo and video footage if you’d like to see it

@@StarloGetsReel I don’t think a bloke believed that I could catch a turtle off the beach I said you can catch anythioff the beach in Darwin as you would know Starlo I said I have a photo and videos

For sure. In the pipeline... Thanks for the feedback!

Thank YOU!!!

Thanks!

I hear you. 😉 But each to their own.

@@StarloGetsReel thank you for the videos. I have just moved to Hobart from Russia and am trying myself in salt water fishing. Your content is helpful! I'd like to join you if you come here. I can share my thoughts about the river trout fishing in Tassie with my two years of intense experience if you are interested. Thanks again Starlo!

Sure does.

Thanks. I sometimes use that strong (16 pound) around oyster leases and really gnarly snags, but more copmmonly 6 to 10 pound on bream.

Thank mate 👍

It's the 7'8" Long Cast/Flats model. Very good for land-based work and longer casting from the boat with both soft and hard lures.

​@@StarloGetsReel do you know the casting weight?

Nice!

There was a ‘Gary Glitter’ type too Steve. How times change!

That's the 7'8" Anarchy -- the long cast or flats model. Heavier jig head would be about 1/8 ounce. Finer leaders always seem to get more bites from bream, but it's a balancing act as you need to be able to land them, too!

Thanks for response. So 1/12 -1/20 are good then in shallower water than 2 metres (flats round here are definitely wadeable lol). I do wish the rods here in aus, had the power/action on the rods in actual words. Heavy/fast or medium/fast for eg...

I’ve never found them especially tough? But they reckon marinating in crushed up kiwi fruit does wonders??

Bit of both - keep trimming and re-tying until it gets too short, then replace.

The brand is Adrenalin (wetsuit company, I think). I can't remember where I bought them as it was a few years back... a tackle store somewhere!

@@StarloGetsReel thanks mate, family has some good adrenaline gear already I'll have a look for that brands shoes.

Not stupid at all! Lots of anglers suffer tackle shop anxiety. For 5cm plastics, hook sizes in the No. 4 to No. 1 range should suit. A No. 2 will probably be perfect. As for jig head weights, it really depends on the depth you're fishing and the current strength, but something around the 1/8th ounce (3.5 gram) mark would be a good starting point. You can go up or down from there as the conditions dictate... Tight Lines!

Shimano Vanford reel and Shimano Anarchy Long Cast Light Spin rod.

Similar. Bream's a bit softer and more moist. I'm not a huge fan of them as a table fish, to be honest.

Thanks!

Awful, isn't it? ;)

Good stuff.

Not real flash I don’t think. He’s had some health issues, unfortunately.