Thanks for the comment, depth is dependent on the structure. Anywhere 6m + is a good place to start, if you have sidescan, use that to locate your structure, work out your drift and approach from up current, throw towards the structure and work back as you drift over. Good luck, happy hunting!

Thanks Tom, glad you like it, hopefully it helps put you into a few.

Hey mate, no, but you can get onto @snapzlures or @hobiescott and he can hook you up, he’s been having a lot of success on the ‘got the dog’ with the snapper and Jew recently!

Sure is Craig, thanks for the feedback, top spot that’s for sure!

Yes Dave, the UHD2 I have is the 9inch version with touch screen all the way to three edges, really good and the same physical size as my old 7inch Humminbird.

To answer your question, the screen resolution is awesome

Hi Nick, normally that will depend on your depth, I like to run my lures within about 1-2 m of the bottom, so you do need to experiment with each lure to see running depths ( tell when the lure hits bottom and then loo Kay depth on the sounder) , I hope this helps. I ‘LL use 3/4m -6m divers in Lady K, 6m divers in North pine.

@@skulldragindustries Excellent. Thanks very much 👍

It’s an awesome spot, 93cm is a horse, so close to a meter. 53 is a decent elbow slapper of a whiting too, well done mate.

@@skulldragindustries cheers

Hey mate, squid were hanging out between the moored boats in the channel , anywhere from 6-8m depth range. Not hard to find, just follow the locals!

Good stuff mate, it’s an awesome fishery and the yellas go hard there too!

Cheers Nick, just stay outside the yellow buoys mate, they stop you from getting too close to the dam spillway. But anywhere along to the right from there will also be good. Good luck, happy hunting!

@@skulldragindustries Brilliant! Thanks again 👍

Cheers Jake, great to see you out there, plenty of good spots on the Northside to get a fix. I’m waiting for the North Pine 50s to start firing again and we will be off there to have a crack as well.

Hi, there are a number of land based spots but you do need to watch for the weed and lillies which will limit your areas to fish, give it a go!

Cheers Matt, thanks for the feedback, I watched you Sunday session vid on Boggy, good stuff mate and a few quality fish amongst them as well!

Cheers mate, it’s a magical spot for me being so close to home and I went back recently for a Saturday afternoon and an impromptu early evening session that wound up being quite a nice end to the day

Cheers mate, it was epic!

Thanks Bill, we hope you enjoyed!

Awesome Jeff, we sometimes vary between numerous retrieves until we work out what works best at the time, some species react better to the lift and drop like flathead as well, just got to pay attention on the day with what works!

Sure was mate, gotta do it again when this weather settles down!

I have two different rod holder types, one is a railblaza on the right and one of the more popular brands used by must yakkers and features interchangeable ports to use different attachments, which is quite handy at times as it will even suit my sounder. The second is a more complicated with a quick release feature, that does spring open from title to time, while it does fold away nicely, I will be replacing with another railblaza in due course. I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks I only ask because my tandem mirage has the same as yours on the right but they seem a few inches to a foot out of reach for comfort. Just trying to add something to bring them a little closer. I love that bass fishery you have and. One day hope to have a crack at ya big bass there. Tight lines and keep fishing and showing us what we are missing. 👌👌🤣

Awesome fishery, we will be looking forward to a day or two on the water out there around Easter!

What lure did you use the first thing in the morning

use some poppers

Hi Mark, sorry I missed your comment previously. Vertical jigging can be done in less than three meters of water, just depends on where the fish are. Mostly they tend to school as the water cools off over winter, and mimic their breeding behavior, although being fresh they cannot breed as they need brackish water. Mostly on North Pine you will find the schools with the aid of a good sounder and they can be as deep as 27m. By trolling an area you can get a good idea of where they might be holding and then target them with jigs. Hope this helps, tight lines.

Cheers Scott, I’m sure in a paddle yak it’s a whole other level! Tight lines mate.

Thanks Mark, we launch from the Forgan’s Cove launch area and as long as you stay within the marked boundaries in a kayak, all is good. Like all Qld impoundments you require a Stocked Impoundment Permit, the money for this also goes back into restocking, so it’s a good scheme. You do need to wear a life jacket on the water and watch the weather out there as it can whip up. Because of the large distances you are able to travel it’s also a good idea to make sure you do not exceed your our physical limitations until you get to know the dam a little better. Good luck and enjoy!

JOE ENDERS hey Joe, using a hobie outback, older version, but a good ship nonetheless!

Skulldrag Industries ahaha thanks and great video

Oh hi there joe