@@atlas_fisho after the sand bar , when the majority of the weed starts

@@patrickkbell thanks

@@atlas_fisho nah , my stash

I'm hooking them fine , herring are notorious for falling off

Yeah pretty much obviously when it's winter and the water is dirty it will be harder , in winter I use pencil jigs with fresh fish on it with a float

@@patrickkbell im coming by to busselton next month wat jig should i use? and how do u set it up? im kinda a beginner in fishing

@WolfCFR well at night I use a white jig with red eyes , they seem to be the go , then pencil jigs are a bit different , kinda hard to explain via text , but my advice is head to the local tackle store , I always go to tackle world busselton , and just hit them up for rigs etc , it's a lot easier to explain in person .

Also just google rigs online and put in key words for what your trying to do , then copy the pictures , if your new to fishing I'd start looking up basic knots etc to help you get going .

Yeah was gonna head off to the Blackwood on the weekend , yeah those sazanamis look the goods hey

@@patrickkbell yeah and they are the goods, good luck at the Blackwood.looking to get myself a kayak2fish 11.5 for fishying soon

Think it was a zman crawz

Thanks

Mmm this one is good , I have ul version as well slightly different in regards to taper , but still good

@@patrickkbell yeah sick coz I don’t rlly want to spend money on more rods

@EzraSwannellFishing yeah I'm happy with the zodias , quality in my opinion

I can't remember to be honest , I remember it rained that day , so I would say around April may , before winter i think .

Thanks mate , been trying don't worry , fishing is unpredictable unfortunately

Yeah for sure , I haven't trawled a lot in the bay myself , always worth a try though

Thanks man , been hard lately to get out of late , hopefully get some videos out soon .

@@patrickkbellyeah man fair enough will be waiting 😂🤙 Just a quick question would you 40lb braid would be okay for live baiting around?

@JJ_shorts_ yeah it will just depends how bigger fish your targeting I tend to stick to 50lb , you can still cast pretty well with it , mind you I have lost a lot of bigger fish on 50lb

Can't remember to be honest I think 6-8 kg

Yeah depends on the weather etc , but when your on foot with gear it's hard to carry ice , majority of the time for it's the water bucket which I continually change

Nah eagle bay

Good man , obviously everyone wants a Hobie , but there soo expensive , but this vessel has been fun so far

I tried a mates hobie at Molloy island and they are better, but not by $3000…

@@patrickkbellhave u tried the ng11? The 11.5 is a fair bit more expensive and I’m close to broke sooo

@@EzraSwannellFishing yeah that's what I had first , cost around 800 I think , was ok definitely did the job but , obviously a lot easier with the one I have now

@@patrickkbellyeah I wanna buy a hobie passport 12r but they’re not stocked in Australia yet. Mainly want it because of the kick up fins.

Thanks for watching , I'm not going to give away the spot , but its a 7 km walk there and back that's all I'm saying yeeee

@@patrickkbellgood man not giving away spots

Losing your rod in the drink is no fun ha , this particular combo is worth around 500 or so , had today try retrieve it at least lol

@@patrickkbellyeah for real. The one I lost was 389 so not as much but stall a loss

Bunker bay will be good at that time of year for salmon and tailor etc , just check winds for offshore conditions . Plenty of spots just depends on the wind I always look for the wind blowing offshore , google earth is a good way to find spots

Good stuff, might see you out there. Thanks, cheers

Geez I dunno , all my biggest bream have been on the muss , but it all depends I switch up all the time trying to find what they are into on the day , but my go to lure to begin with is the muss .

@@patrickkbellyeah sounds good mate- I’m only 12 so being able to afford mussel lures is a tough one 😆 I tend to stick to the grub for that reason, plus the Blackwood is stricken with timber snags. I’ll have to gene the mussels a try tho.. 👍

@@EzraSwannellFishing don't worry I was young once and couldn't always have the tackle I wanted it sucked , one day you'll have a job be able afford all the good stuff .

@@patrickkbellhave u tried the Scott river? Best spot. Period. Bream in huge numbers there. I caught a 38, 36.5 and a 35 there. It’s super shallow and great for sugapens.

@@EzraSwannellFishing I actually haven't hey I done the lap around Molloy and caught 1 bream so semi deterred , but always been keen to have a go

Thanks mate

Cheers bloke

Bit of both really sometimes hit the bottom , other time stop it just before

Regardless letting it sink a long way most of the times ?@@patrickkbell

@@stringbean1010 yeah

Hey mate pretty 9 pound I'm pretty sure

@@patrickkbell Awesome, and thanks for the darn quick reply! Will be doing this type of fishing with 8lb braid

Nice , lots of fun when the weather starts to warm up

@@patrickkbell yes, certainly

Nah man down near Augusta

For me it's been the warmer months late spring , summer and autumn , winter has been hard for me , but apparently it's a good time to catch real big bream

I normally don't head out to cold and wet for me , but boats do generally well in the bay so I'd assume you would still catch them

Hey sorry for late reply , I've only ever targeted tailor during spring summer and autumn not sure about winter , this was bunker bay

@@patrickkbell , Thanks

Can't complain they do the job , bit heavy and awkward loading onto the car but I'm used to it now , the nextgen11.5 I have is good for it's pricing I think

Cheers mate