Can’t believe not a single trout was landed hahaha! But I guess it worked out in the end haven’t had Redfin in years so it was a win in my book.

Hahaha it’s very rare that I make a trip to Eildon with the mountains and stuff it really does look like Robbie’s videos haha! Redfin tastes beautiful it’s one of my top favourite fish to eat the meat is firm which I like.

That’s true haha at least in the end there was a fish to go with the rest of the meal lol. Would’ve gone insane if I didn’t catch anything especially after how many lures I changed that day hahaha! Fishing for trout is super fun are you fishing a lake or going in the rivers? You’ll really enjoy catching them and cooking them up with lemon in my opinion is the best.

@@SinghFishing I probably would've gave up 2 hours in if there were no bites haha. We're going to the Nepean River in Penrith (Sydney). Going to use some inline spinners I bought and some worms. Got to first learn how to use lures, hope I don't get em snagged!

I remember the Nepean River I used to live in Mount Druitt when I was in Grade 5,6 and 7. I think I used to swim somewhere around there lol. I recommend some small 2in grubs or creature baits with 1/16-1/24oz jigheads with a size 4 hook. Spinners are great but you will snag em pretty easily if theres lots of sunken trees.

@@idkhowtofish Bushfish'n'cook fishes the Nepean. Hit his channel for some tips and pointers. Windsor Bait and Tackle also fishes Nepean and Hawkesbury. I used to fish there back when I lived in Lemongrove in about 1997/8. Spinners are relatively easy to use, remember to put a swivel in the line between main and leader or line twist will occur. Just cast and retrieve is really all you need to do. However, you can make it more interesting for the fish and encourage more hits by lifting and dropping the rod tip or moving it from side to side to change the speed and pause the lure which causes it to drop and flutter. I am going to do a vid on spinners in the next couple of days, just been playing with soft plastics and flies on spinning gear the last couple of weeks. Some really solid rainbows, all high 30s to 57 cm. Probably up to 20 in the past fortnight or so. Take a look for some ideas on fishing plastics and flies or I will let you know when I have the celta vid up. I was going to do it yesterday, but hung a celta up in the trees and got the irrits.

@@SinghFishing Thanks for the tip!

10ft 5-8kg is pretty good. I’d recommend heading to your local tackle shop and see what they have to offer. You could try getting a 8 or 9ft rod in a 4-8 or something. That way it’s not super long and you can still use it for carp, cod and eels.

@@SinghFishing Alright, thanks man. Might just get the 10ft beach specific one. Thanks!

@@SinghFishing Sorry, One more question, how do you locate areas in the beach with salmon? Or do you just cast anywhere. Thanks

@@idkhowtofish You'll have to look for gutters in the beach also called sand bars. Quick way to tell is by looking for the crashing waves. Once the wave crashes and goes into calm water there you will find your deep pocket. Also go early in the morning they're around more. Good luck!

@@SinghFishing Alright, Thank you!

But they still are an invasive species though. There's not much I can do they are a beautiful fish but at the end of the day the laws are set for a reason. If I was to release them thats up to a $10,000 fine.

@@SinghFishing Do it discreetly. Some laws are nonsensical.

Thats amazing to hear I dropped you a sub. Filming is really fun to do my old videos are really bad haha. I just watched your latest carp video you're doing a great job!

@@SinghFishing Thank you! Hope to get to your level of fishing in the future!

@@idkhowtofish Im not even good at fishing I've still got loads to learn hahaha!

In the starting I was using a strike tiger nymph in the June bug colour but I caught that carp using a savage gear fathead shallow diver. I’m not to sure if they still make them but they are really good.

Thank you so much for the support! Alberts park lake has some monster yellowbelly thats for sure.

Thank you so much! I use a 8ft 6-12kg rod paired with a 4000 size reel. With 20lb braid and 12-16lb leader. Might be better with a lighter setup with like 15lb braid and stuff but only reason I use a rod so heavy is because the daiwa one I have is super light on the wrists for its rating. I personally find it better than a long surf rod cause I can cast it around all day.

@@SinghFishing Thanks mate!

This was in the middle one near the playground area

@@SinghFishingis it worth fishing at Rowville lakes rn or na?

@@ben_fishing_au to be honest a lot of these family fishing lakes are dead after a month of stocking. At the moment it would be hard to catch anything there. It’ll be worth it at term 2 holidays though.

Thanks mate! Thats fair I see your point, personally I do it to get a feed. I never buy anything from the fishmongers so for me spearfishing is a good way to do that.

Omg! Well done on the big koi carp! It took me months to catch my first fish haha! You're a natural! Thank you so much for the support i'm hoping to get out there soon been pretty caught up with life but hopefully in the next few days I'll be able to film again.

Beaches near Frankston

Thank you so much! Haven’t had a good session like this in a while haha. Good to get away for a bit.

Thank you so much I appreciate your support 🙏🏽

Hahahaha! 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks Albert!

Thank you Edward!

Definitely will have to haven't been there in so long!

@@SinghFishing please go soon we need more content!!

Near frankston

Sandringham rockwall good place for pinkies, flathead and salmon

@@SinghFishing first fisherman that actually discloses his location for people to try 👍keep the vids coming mate

@@gamerweener5192 I don't mind sharing spots like those but I am guilty of not sharing some spots for example sometimes I fish small estate ponds that are super close to some houses I don't share those spots because I do want to respect the residents.

Thought it would’ve been a trout that jumped or a perch.

Thank you Josh, they are the best especially on a plate 🤣

Karkarook lake

A duck lol

I thought it was a shark at first lol😅😂

@@jayjamison5730 Hahaha imagine it was 🤣

@SinghFishing if it was and I was you I would never fish there again like just the thought of having to get the hook out of its mouth

@@SinghFishing I subbed just bc of this conversation and video

Thank you for the support you too have a good day!

I'm actually on the other side in dandenong area hahaha

Did you catch anything?

little pinky undersized

Hahaha I thought so I was sure I wasn’t imagining things to be fair though it was a hot day 😂

100% agree with you there’s been so many times I was able to spot fish with the sunglasses and it’s really helped with hooking up more often. I do reckon the bust ups were salmon or something.

Hahaha I had no idea how I was going to get the fish hahaha. I’m surprised it didn’t come off when I let the tension out haha.

Thanks for the support! Love going to Moe great trout fishing around the area

I don’t eat them regularly but I have tried them they do taste quite nice if caught in clean water and prepared properly.

Thats probably why I probably got a lot of bites that didn't hook up. I'll keep that in mind for next time. Thanks bro!

Thank you so much!

Thanks 👍

Hi Mayada this was a clip from the flathead catch and cook I did a while back

Thank you Albert I’m glad you enjoyed it

Thank you so much I really appreciate it :)

Yup it was quite the mission 😂

They are highly invasive here in Australia and fines go upto $10,000 if i was to release it. Although I do wish we were able to release them they are a magnificent fish.

That was a close one hahaha!

@@SinghFishing I saw your reply in notifications and clicked the video to jog my memory...I fooking ducked again!

Omg thank god it didn't hit you!

More like $2 knife hahaha 🤣

@@SinghFishing 🤣