Thanks Glen, he sure was mate. They were the perfect eating size for yellas.

Thanks mate. It's a wonderful part of Victoria that's for sure.

Thanks so much mate. It's a wonderful lake.

Thanks mate, I agree. I love exploring and discovering new spots. Well, new spots to me anyway.

Thanks so much Andrew.

Thanks so much for watching mate..👍👍

Thanks legend. It's a ripper spot that one..

I done the same thing scattered my dad's ashes in 2021 then straight after it got a 89cm Murray cod. Robbie wrote a column and put my photo with it

Thanks so much Biffo. It's such a wonderful place.

Thanks UF.

Thanks so much Brett. What a 1 in a million song that was. Two of the best vocalists on the planet.

Thanks so much Michael. The fish tasted amazing mate. Absolutely beautiful. Best tasting freshwater fish there is.

Thank you. It is beautiful there.

Including the trolls!

Thanks Mick. Haha I've got it all sorted. Trawling is dragging a net and trolling is dragging a lure. LOL

@@robbiefishing You got it Robbie.

Thanks Mick. It's certainly an area that I need to explore more.

Thanks so much mate.

@@robbiefishingyou're welcome 🙂

Thanks so much Larry. It sure was a beautiful evening, although my feet were freezing by the time I finished. LOL

Thank you so much John.

Thanks so much Tim. He said it was amazing mate.

@@robbiefishing 😃

Thanks so much Rod. WOW, I'm guessing this is your "Home Ground"? Mine is Lake William Hovell. I know that lake backwards, but I've only ever fished in 2 or 3 different places at Lake Eildon.

Haha what a great song to sing. Even if I did butcher it. LOL 😂😂😂

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate.

Thanks mate. I've never caught a cod in Eildon, but then I've never targeted them. It's a beautiful place isn't it.

@@robbiefishing definitely is especially down the main arm and now it is full with bush meeting the water both sides it is special

Thanks Kelvin.

Thanks so much Jacko.

Thanks champion.

Thanks mate. What a ripper spot that really is.

@@robbiefishing yeah definitely was mate

Thanks Simon, sure was a wonderful arvo. My feet were getting a bit chilly toward the end though. LOL

Thanks so much Neil. It's easy to see why so many people love Lake Eildon.

Thanks so much mate, I know mine certainly was.

Thanks Cam. This was such a fun afternoon.

Thanks mate. I love it there too.

​@@robbiefishing you bloody excited for Cray season only month and a bit away

Absolutely I am mate. Haha

Thanks buddy.

Thanks Michale.

Haha I reckon it would be very lucrative. LOL

Thanks so much Tony. I remember my pop doing the same thing at Lake Mokoan. Haha

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks so much Jay.

@@robbiefishing no problem caught a massive 50 cm carp today at cairn Curran

Thanks so much Wayne. WOW, I will have to keep on the lookout for that. Thanks for the heads up mate.

Thanks so much James.

Thanks bro.

Thanks Sharon. It was great eating.

Thanks so much Becky. 🙏🙏

Thanks mate. It is a wonderful song, although I think my vocals are not quite as good as the original. I usually start singing this song when I get hungry. LOL

Thanks mate.

Jeez big yella

Haha I sure was.

Haha 😂😂😂😂😂😂 modified.

@@robbiefishing I meant mortified 😂

Haha I figured as much, that's what made it the funniest. Haha

Thanks mate. I have only even been to Trellys on Shepparton. I've been meaning to get to the Bendigo store.

Yeah would of thought Shepparton, I was going to go to trellys while I was there but didn’t end up going to trellys

Thanks Frank, I sure did mate. WOW what a whale!!

Thanks Jay. I ate one and I have the other one to my dad. They were beautiful to eat mate.

Thanks mate, I had a ripper arvo. That was heartbreaking when it got off twice. Hahaha 🤣

Haha I could at least try. LOL 🤣

Thanks mate. I've done it before. Haha 😂

Haha thanks Peter. I need to measure each inch on the landing net to make sure it actually is an inch. LOL 🤣 haha I went wrong somewhere. So funny.

@@robbiefishing and you remembered your net good on

Hi mate, I have links to everything that I used in the video description. That rod is an absolute ripper, I love it. Sadly they are no longer made. It is a Rex Hunt Black Label rod. I bought it at Kmart in Wangaratta back in the 1990's, back when Kmart had good quality fishing gear.

Thanks Brett. Lake Hume isn't mega deep, but it does have some massive trout up to 10lb that get caught each winter. Lake Dartmouth IS mega deep, but doesn't have many big trout.

@@robbiefishing cheers mate sister asked me what was best bait I told her about the new bait junkie locks had a bit of a play with bad shad in slim swim now got it spot on fitted a 30 cal sling shot bearing to a slim swim tested it out on new Goren 0.6 w8 line holy shit if flys like a bullet number 6 stainless hook fitted nailed a 650mm grunter that was on the troll also got 2 500mm jacks of one snag lol 😂 flats put a bit ie 12 mm of worm onto that 6 hook cast 2 hops leave it sit for 5 min then crack whiting full bag avg 360mm. So if ya get a chance give it crack on trout in deep water outage 12 types of z__man the slim swims beat the grubs unrealistic what fish must think 🤔 even jacks ya think the bigger lures would be better.

I got a big Sambar Stag on my trail camera last week. It will be featured in my May Monthly Mashup.

Hi friend, I only published the video today.

Hi mate thanks for your kind words. I love Lake William Hovell and hope to get up there soon. Lake Buffalo is definitely the better lake though. More and bigger redfin as well as Murray cod. I find the steep banks with snags are the best for cod and the grassy flats are best for redfin.

Be clear on a few things: Robbie uses some pretty nice outfits!

Thanks mate. That was my DJI battery charger. It holds 3 batteries, and I plug it in and it charges all 3 batteries at once. The DJI charger was in my GoPro box. Surely that is sacrilege? LOL I agree on trolling from the kayak. You can go so much slower than trolling behind a petrol motor.

@@robbiefishing haha no judging here lol

Good afternoon mate.

That's cause it's a lake buddy

@@chriscoyne4827 I’ve gotten heaps of yellas from nilla and they’re beautiful golden.

@@bussieboy7064 wider the lake I think and a lot to do with the waterways even the habit bid

Thanks mate. I find with most fish that they're colours before richer as the water clarity improves. The clearer the water the darker the fish tends to be.

@@chriscoyne4827 probably

Hi mate, if you look in the video description below the video you will find links to everything that I used, including the reels. 👍👍

thanks heaps mate

River fishing is my personal opinion

Hi mate, there are so many places. Lake Mulwala had lots of access, the Ovens River, Goulburn River, Murray River etc...

@@robbiefishingyeah mate have tried a few places like the Murray, cairn Curran and a few other spots. I have caught everything else but cod in the list 4 or 5 months

@@DigBick3481 just remember the days are getting colder and the cod are getting harder to catch you gotta put in hours and hours to get one

Hi mate, it's up near the Ford's Inlet area.

Thank you friend. It is Lake Eildon.

There was on that first lure mate. That little Damiki is single barbless hooks.