Hey man, thanks for watching! How good is it, hope you get back into it soon :) cheers.

Hey mate, I run an FG knot. The total length would be about 1.5 my rods length. I start the leader between my rods first two guides from the bottom of my rod. Eventually it gets smaller due to damage and I trim it along the way :).

Hey mate, so yup was using the Shimano Biotough 2.5 Fish plastic. Its essentially a paddle tail, I find most my hits for trevallies occur when I cast, wait until my goes close to the bottom from there I do a very slow retrieve just enough for the paddle tail to activate, then i do a slow hop 1 or 2 times then let it sink sink a little then repeat the process. Most of the time it gets hit on the fall or straight after the hop. Hope that helps.

Appreciate the kind words mate!

@@FishingwithMarkiMark where is thise place spot bro?

I hear you mate, I definitely agree with you that majority of the fish are holding right at the pylons. You do see some bonitos/kings fly in from time to time.

Yup

Hey mate, they can be caught throughout the day, but you'll have the most success around first light/sunrise/sunset/last light and any tide changes throughout the day. Hope that helps!

Hey mate, thank you for the kind words and glad the videos have been helpful to you. Hopefully soon just been under the pump with "life" commitments :) thanks for the support!

@@FishingwithMarkiMark Im hearing ya man. World isn’t getting any cheaper. Looking forward to future videos 🤙🏽

Hey mate, I got these ones from Hookem' Fishing!

Good stuff mate, they go hard at that size don't they!

Yes, certainly. Also depends on the fall rate of the jig, what your targeting and the depth of water your fishing. You'd rather allow the jig to suspend more time in the strike zone of the fish your targeting and you will reduce fatigue of jigging on yourself.

Hey man, 20lb leader and PE2 braid which breaks around 33lb from memory.

Hey man, honestly anything under 75cm you'll be able to dead lift on 20lb. You can definitely play it safe and have a bit more confidence on 30lb. Generally the lighter you go the more hookups... but could be more heartbreaks haha!

Hey man, for this area as i'm going for fathead off the sand its important to be bouncing off the bottom. Generally depth of jigging will vary depending on what part of the water column your target species like to live.

@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks markimark

@@laithnaser3934 Anytime mate!

Thanks for the great feedback mate, I enjoy making tutorials! Hope I can make some more soon. :)

Hey man, thanks the rod is - Palms Shoregun Evolv Blue Runner 9”6 PE1-2.5

@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks so much

@@laithnaser3934 Anytime, thanks for watching :)

Hey mate, super fun.. definitely give it a go! A good jigging rod makes a world of difference :) hope you enjoy it!

Most definitely, It never gets old! Thank you for watching & tight lines :)

Hey mate, sorry for late reply! Setup used : • Palms Shoregun Evolv Blue Runner 9”6 PE1-2.5 • Shimano Twinpower FD C5000XG • YGK G-Soul X8 Super Jigman Braid (PE2 - 35lb)

Great to hear mate, sounds good to me :) Goodluck & thanks for watching :)

Hey mate, just checked - here you can find 60,40 & 20g for say the Gypsea Jigs - www.nomadtackle.com.au/collections/gypsea-jigs

Hey mate, this is around Botany Bay headlands!

Id throw a bait on, open bail, put a rubber band on the bottom half of a rod and tuck the line into the rubber band. When a fussy/timid fish takes the bait or live bait, it doesn't feel the tension. I let him eat/swallow the bait, close the bail, hook set and start fighting the fish on my terms. He wont know he's hooked until your ready. I do have some other vidoes on youtube where i explain the method, just not sure on what video it was. Cheers!

Thanks mate, this was a weekend. Wasn't packed many years ago, had it to myself! :)

Its all year round. A little less in winter but more quality fish. It can just get tricky to deadlift the fish up onto the wharf and steer them away from the pylons. I've lost some monsters there where in some other places i would have landed. :) hope that helps.

Hey man, usually google maps & go out there and scout them without any fishing gear then come back with fishing gear! :)

How good is briggsy's music! Reminds me of the good old MT videos too.

@@FishingwithMarkiMark how about on your jigs? What knot do you use?

Thank you mate, glad you enjoyed it! :)

Beautiful isn't it, makes waking up early worth it :) Thanks for watching.

Hmm..

Too kind mate, hope you enjoyed it! I do sometimes when I’m in an area that’s not too snaggy. Or when there are certain species that love a straight retrieve. So I’ll do a normal jig however last 10m I’ll do a straight retrieve like a metal and most the time I’ll get a hungry fish that followed the jig to my feet. Downsides are you can’t really Fast jig with rear trebles/hooks as they can foul more often and tangle with your leader. Or when the fish have only the front hooks in their mouths but the treble are hanging out I find they hook up on debris when they are running and I’ve lost fish like this.

@@FishingwithMarkiMark Cheers - thanks for the reply.

Sure can, I use them a lot for Kingfish in certain areas like off the rocks :) they don’t fall that fast despite being 80g. More of a sweeping left to right motion when it’s falling. Perfect for Pelagics 👍

@@FishingwithMarkiMark thanks my setup is for heavy Penn slammer 3 6500 high speed 50 lbs Daiwa j braid mounted on a Tailwalk Okinawa Manbika 100SSXH-P3 lure max 200 grams line max P.E 8 Drag Max 15 kg rod with a Varivas Ocean Record 80 lb Shock Leader or a Daiwa 60 lb Fluorocarbon Leader

Thanks my dude, I know when I got into it how it was getting your head around the concept so thought why not make a video to help out! Tight lines. :)