Whitsundays

I have used heaps of classic lures in various colours and been dusted a few times on them but they can be hit and miss. Some days they are the only lure in the box to get a response other days it’s like they’re to loud and spook the fish. I didn’t include them because I feel they can be so hit and miss for me and all them hooks so many hooks lol.

Which country are you from

@@Jmssportfishing USA

That’s really unfortunate as they are a great lure I hope you can find a way to get some.

Can you still buy the jackall sq..in Australia?@@Jmssportfishing

Sure can

Yes I’ve tried them and didn’t really like them the way I use the standard frog is more looked a fizz from the legs then an actual pop.

Copy thanks I’ll try to throw that in

Mackay Queensland Australia

Thanks mate boats and weather have been my biggest letdown lately

Pursuit tackle twitch it 4.5 inch

So cool to see Finch Hatton from a birds eye view!

Thank heaps mario

The Mackay region certainly has an array of truely beautiful places

It works wit most other fish too but it’s by far the best with trout

Thank you

Thanks heaps

Thanks so much one of the nicest comments I’ve ever received

Hopefully we could work out a trip

@@Jmssportfishing yeah mate for sure, moving close to Airlie in the next month. Are you on insta?

Yes @jmssportfishing

It doesn’t get much attention though maybe I’m not very popular

Not exactly but I’m sure we could come to an agreement

Check out my others things have come a long way since this

Will try to what do you want to know or see more of

@@Jmssportfishing just like to see how the fish look and the depth on the sounder and how you go about your drift also information about your set up. Cheers love the videos

My setup is nothing special it’s a lowrance HDS gen2 7 inch. Old as but does the job. Generally I’ll find a spot pull up and do a test drift to see which way we’re gonna drift then reset about 50-80m ahead so you drift straight over were you want. Takes a bit of practice and everyday is different

I’ll keep it in my mind and try to include it in my next offshore trip

Mine is a Daiwa tatulion 200 HD on a Daiwa tatula 6-12 kg rod. James runs a shimano curado 150 dc on a shimano t-curve rod

Thank you.Heading up to Hinchinbrook early September...loved watching your content.💪💪💪

Did you see the video of the trip I did up there I concentrated my efforts around haycock island

Yep,couldn’t believe how well you did in such dirty water......well done.👏👏👏

Barra don’t care about dirty water in fact they prefer it

Chase baits flick prawn I believe

Hello safeer obviously the barramundi you get are wild these ones are in larges dams for irrigation purposes there’s a compony that breeds and stocks the dams with baby Barra. This particular dam holds lots of baitfish we call bony bream and the Barra grow big quickly

@@Jmssportfishing I catch barramundi from sea 🥰

Sorry bout that

Mackay queensland

I also saw you guys today

Ok where

You where driving into the Marina

I was fishing on the rocks

Mackay Queensland

Daiwa Lexa 300hd on a nomad design slow pitch jig pe 2-4. Nomad design braid 50 pound.

Me to mate can cast for days with it

Hey Peter, thanks for the great feedback the jigs we were using are nomad designs buffalo and Gypsies jigs the weight was 120 gram but that really is dependent on the amount of run on the day. If there isn’t a lot of run or wind you can and should drop back to 60-80 gram it’s just a matter of trial and error the depth here was 30 metres with a 1.2 knot drift so we had to go up in jig weight to stay on the bottom longer but at some point you have to bring it up and reset as you get to much trail out.

@@Jmssportfishing thanks im just starting out is there any one colour that intices a better bite or is it all about bottom time.

I personally think it’s depends on fish your targeting and matching the hatch as they say meaning if your chasing red emperor they eat hussar nomad designs make a colour that not only looks like a hussar but also glows in the dark, coral trout will eat yellow tail fusilier if you run silver jigs at high speed expect to get mackerel that’s if your in Australia obviously but but bottom time definitely is a large factor you want to be working your jigs where the fish are and most hits will occur as it’s dropping so be ready

@@Jmssportfishing cheers yeah in aussie land up at Townsville.

Oh only just up the road then😂 try nomad designs and simarki rib cage jigs and if your in the right place you should do good.

Absolutely agree it actually got way worse then the footage shows and the wind speed at the weather station only read 14 knots we have a wave height buoy out there too anand it was reading wave heights of 1.8m measuring from mid wave to the crest which would make it look 2 - 2.5 meters with a gap between waves of 3-4 seconds it wasn’t pleasant at all and was in fact quite dangerous I actually over took a Haines signature 6.8 which are meant to be awesome sea boats and he was in real struggle street

@@Jmssportfishing the term "punching it home" comes to mind, and thats a punishing thing to experience