Yeah, there's another Strachan I know of with older Yam 225's that does the same speed, but maybe not at 5000. Mick comes from a pretty locally famous family of offshore racers so he knows his stuff with speed. I think these have since been chipped and doing 330hp each.

@@HookedUpTV that is moving in a 7m boat 👌👌

@@cameronmccarroll9549 yeah it sure is.

@KDog-x3i yeah it is. This is the 19 Reef and the one in the snapper video is the Masters 207, which is now a discontinued model.

@@KDog-x3i thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell to see more Rig Rundown videos.

@chrishanson1998 thanks for watching!

It's a cool rig, thanks for watching!

@jb243wp yeah it has. Thanks for watching. We have one every month for the next 6 months.

@acooke3021 thanks for watching!!

@FishingVictoria-qo4cu thanks for watching. That's the plan.

@@Wannabee1981 thanks for watching.

Thanks. About an hour after.

It lives around the corner from Hooked Up HQ so we see it a bit. Still going strong! Thanks for watching.

You have to get them custom made from your local stainless fabricator.

Definitely 2-4kg, that will handle both in most situations. A Nasci 2500 is the best bang for buck reel that would suit perfectly.

@@HookedUpTV Thanks also Would you recommend the Vanford 2500 or Stradic FM 2500? as I want something better than the Nasci I know the Vanford has ci4+ and stradic has hagane body just confused on which to buy. But stradic gear ratio is 5.8 compared to 6 on Vanford.

@@superstarrrr4555 the Stradic is the reel better suited to that style of fishing, its more robust and durable, and has more torque, it wil be better when you hook gummys and other bycatch.

Brilliant fellah,..I always love your vids, and how you explain things so practically and thoroughly, its helped my fishing definitely, thanks for all your efforts to do what you're doing to help others be better fishos😉👍

@@gyulahohmann3123 Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback, we really appreciate it!

It’s light though which is important on a 4.5t set up

Its better in glass boats on Flo coat surface- more friction. On alloy its a total PITA.

Thanks, mate. Nice you got yours back. Davey Jones has mine for good I think.

17:16 but October through to Feb is best.

Hi Kevin, thanks for watching mate. That spreader bar is a custom build I designed. Any good stainless guy can make you one to suit your boat and bait board. I still have it, it's come with me across 3 boats and will soon go into a 4th. Paired with a few good quality 3 way racks it negates the need for traditional snapper racks.

About 1500 long is fine, I like rubber nets. Black Magic do a great net.

@@HookedUpTV thank you. Is it important to have very fine mesh as the netting instead of the larger hole size in the netting?

@@Camh1968 nah, any net will do.

It would be a short video. Just ensure you're fishing at least 1 hour before a tide change, 2 is better and stay for at least 2 hours after the change. High or low tide are both good and if you can time them with sunrise or sunset even better.

It's a great little rig!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Occasionally I do it with live squid, but not often.

Hi Alex. I couldn't live without them. I have the same custom rack on my new boat that's in this video but always have the Vipers for the sides of the boat. I cant fault them. We have two new videos dropping this week. A new king George video and a review of a new reel. We then have a few new ones in production. Thanks for watching. Kosta.

@@HookedUpTV thank you for the prompt reply, shows commitment to your work. Look forward to the new episodes.

Nautek Marine.

@@HookedUpTV looks mint

Tougher to eat

In Port Phillip no, any structure you may find will be small and when you mark fish on the mud they are constantly moving, they're never sitting still, and the area you're imagining in your head from the sonar image is larger than you're imagining. It's also about bait presentation, the fish wont always go for a bait dropped down on a paternoster rig and you cant really just drop a lightly weighted bait straight down. Also, the bigger fish are often sitting out away from the structure and the school.

@@HookedUpTV thanks a lot for this explanation. It never made sense to me before. For PPB fishing, what is your key driver for selecting a location to anchor up, when casting out? Is there an optimal distance you need to cast out? How does a sounder assist in this application then if casting out and away from the image shown on the MFD? Should a paternosta rig always be used when casting out from an anchored boat in PPB when targeting big snapper? Do software apps like RipCharts help at all when fishing for snapper in PPB? This app looks at water temp, up/down Wellings, sea bed contours, etc.? Cameron

@@Camh1968 you use the sounder to find the fish and then anchor on them. Then cast out as far as you can in different directions. Don't cast a paternoster just drop it down and cast out the running sinker rig as shown in the video. No Rip Charts wont help. Again, you cast out as the school of fish is much bigger than your boat, the images you're seeing isn't smaller than the boat. The fish are swimming around in a larger area than just below you. Don't over complicate it, find the fish, anchor, berley, cast out, wait for buckles, have fun.

@@HookedUpTV many thanks for this reply. Very helpful.

It was made by Reel A Peeling. I think it's 8.

Thanks mate, we try!

Hi mate, we just sold it to make way for a new Sportsman. The 207 is such an awesome boat. I'm pretty sure Marina Bayside in Sydney still have one in stock. You can also Cam from Sportsman to talk more about it, he's great- 0413 119 051

@@HookedUpTV thanks, I have all that info from Cam. What model are you buying and why the change?

@@theangryfisherman571 moving into a Reef 19. We change boats every few years to help promote a new model and I want something thats set up better for the biatfishing the bays and jigging and trolling offshore. The 207 could do it but was better for lure fishing in estuaries and lakes. Was sad to see the 207 go, loved that boat.

@@HookedUpTV is there any chance of talking to you on the phone? I think you have a good insight into exactly what I need to know

Sorry mate, we don't have a specific rundown on that. You're boat will already be charging the house and start via the engine. It does it more efficiently with a BEP DVSR which is what I installed. As for the MinnKota you can install a separate 12-24v charger that will do it. If you're running a 36v Kota it doesn't work as well but there are other more expensive options you can go for.

It labels every bit of gear we're using through the video

Thanks man. Yeah they're a great little swimbait!

Thanks mate!

Thanks guys, they're clearly outstanding lures.

Thanks man! Good meeting you too, good luck with the new rig.👊🏾

Not any time soon, we get asked a bit but due to all boat builders being so crazy busy since Covid it's too hard to do. It was 3.2m actually ;)

Thanks mate.

Thanks Tony!!

Yeah it sure was.

Thanks mate!

Yes definitely. If you can time both together that's aweosme.

Haha, yeah it did hurt. Thanks for watching!