Hey mate, where about’s was this? Thanks man.

@@interestingsociety ash island

Thanks for the support! I actually have over a terabyte of footage to go through, tonnes of shark content but lots of flathead and bream stuff and catch n cook style vids to. So stay tuned about to get it pumping here again! 🍻

Awesome can't wait to see the new content

Not the only thing getting pulled at tomago boat ramp from what I’ve heard 😂

Hey mate, I have around 500m of 80lb power pro on it with 40m of 200lb wind on. The rod is a 15-24kg shimano revolution travel rod, but I have been in search of something heavier and shorter for the bigger sharks as it does struggle with 2.5m plus.

@@cavpowerfishing9214 thank you for the information...awesome video man... Yeah I have a carnage 2 jigging ....but I don't think it's gonna be good on the beach

@@christophervela5447 The 80-200lb version? just would have to use a higher rod holder to sit the line above the breakers and yak the baits out. The shorter the rod the better when it comes to fighting sharks, puts more pressure on the shark and less on you.

@@cavpowerfishing9214 I was thinking about getting a 8ft carnage 3 boat series rod if I keep it up higher on the beach you think it’s still a good idea or should I go for a 6ft jigging rod

Thanks!

yeah bad enough paddling the baits out! thanks mate!

it’s hexham, Lots of snags But plenty of Flatheads in the boat ramp there , there is a track u can follow to get there

it’s called ash island

@@JedBolewskii haha yeah head over to the boat ramp late at night

Hey mate, I run a 1-3kg NS black hole rod with a 1000 okuma ceymar and 6lb, always like to go as light as possible even when chasing lizards.

@@cavpowerfishing9214 did ylu get it at benetsgreen bcf or where??

@@firedrive7038 was at freddys at Rutherford mate or tackle power Charlestown always carry good gear.

Ash island mate, plenty of muddy banks for big girls over there.

I like to go light 1-3kg rod and 1000 reel, but a good starting combo would be just 2-4kg rod and 2500 reel something like a shimano sienna combo with 6-8lb braid. Queens wharf brewery, Ash island, Stockton flats near the bridge these all produce on good days. 👍

I know right 😂 sound advice!

Yeah mate. I usually just pack light and walk the banks all along there.

Awesome mate cheers for that 🤟

Thanks mate appreciate it! For flathead and in this vid, I like to go light tbh. I’m using a NS black hole bream rod 1-3kg and a Okuma ceymar 1000 reel with 6lb braid. Then I run about two rod lengths of 6-8lb fluorocarbon leader but depending on structure and if the flathead are gulping the plastics down I might up that to 14lb Fluro. Favourite plastics are also pretty small 2.5inch zman grubs or Samaki boom bait grubs 2.5 and 4inch with 1/12th up to 1/6th jighead depending on depth/current. I’ll usually try to match my lure colour to the water. E.g dirtier the water dirtier/darker and clear water I’ll go whites and clear sparkle types. Then nice slow crawl retrieve with twitches but trying to keep it on bottom as much as possible. Three colours that never let me down are motor oil, olive sparkle and pumpkin. Thanks for watching!

Thanks mate! Have a great 2021!

Yeah with the flood lights on them they look a lot lighter than they are and once they seem to get over that 2m mark they seem a lot darker. But I have often wondered with a lot of these juveniles if some are possibly dusky’s or even silkies mixed in. What do you think?

Yep sure is, there is plenty of Jew around there, although mostly soapies with the occasional big ones coming through.

@@cavpowerfishing9214 are the big ones just more spread out throughout the system?

@@gaming-grouper2459 probably asking the wrong person as I’m definitely no Jew whisperer but I’ve always found the bigger ones tend to hang down towards the harbour and some huge ones of the beaches. Check out JT’s NewFish here on KZbin his a local legend that slays some quality Jew.

@@cavpowerfishing9214 yea already watch him lol, just curious

G'day mate this one is on the north coast of NSW.

Shimano revolution travel 15-24kg. It's definitely not the ideal rod and gets pushed to the extreme, planning on upgrading to a 24-37kg for the slammer soon. 👍

@@cavpowerfishing9214 shimano also have a revolution 8ft PE 4 to 8. Thats quite good, i have one my self