Thanks mate, finally got back out there, Still that big one got away 😣

Thanks mate 👌

Thanks,Just slightly offshore in the shallow reefs

Try different spoil grounds, artificial reefs and different beacons will hold them

Cheers for that man. If got the big flash game boat. But still getting use to Australian waters and fish.

Going Fishing we just anchored up down at Cowan in about 6 meters of water, Theres not many boats there usually

@@robbymillsfishing5290 So we could Anchor up anywhere along there safely weather dependent.

Going Fishing yes except in a westerly its nit good, but then you just anchor in between the wrecks and the beach at Tangalooma and you will be protected there in almost any weather conditions

@@robbymillsfishing5290 Sounds like the go, have a great Sunday.

Hi Darren, Honestly it would take many trips to teach you all the techniques Iv learnt over the years, catching fish just isn’t about the techniques you use its actually more about fishing the right places at the right time and that only comes with spending many hours on the water and many trips, once you have worked out where to fish on certain tides and moons then you need to apply the right fishing methods that I show in my videos wich are usually all the same, well presented baits starting on light gear ( 20 pound) Making the baits drift down the water column as natural as you can let them in the conditions your fishing, the fish are getting smarter around the areas so the best way to outsmart them is to make your bait or plastics as natural looking as possible wich means when fishing baits dont ever leave your line tight always leave a slight belly in your line and keep feeding line out so you bait looks like its just drifting along the bottom nit attached to anything, once youve let your line out a certain distance wind it back in and try a different angle of fishing and just continue to do this, always fish as light sinker as possible, even unweighted if possible as this will also make your bait look more natural, always start light and then if the fish are blowing your rigs then go heavier gear but not too much depending on what size fish you think are down there

Hi mate I use a mate whos a Yamaha mechanic, he does part time services but has another job in the marine industry atm, He may be able to help you out

He comes out to your place and does the service his name is Matt, ph 0402 332 440, not sure if he is taking on new clients but worth the ask

@@robbymillsfishing5290 cheers mate appreciate it can't hurt to ask.

Na mate, in the Northern bay