@@nthonyroulston7090 😂

@@13JimmA looks like it aye! It’s an upturned abalone shell

@@amberrayner that’s awesome, glad I could provide some winter respite 🤙 my daughter loves to catch them too. Enjoy the viewing and stay warm

@@BasicFishingNZ pretty much! Love it like that

Yes they are, interesting how the foils work

Thanks for the feedback 🤙

@@Grinz285 🤫 me too 😂😂

@@Bobuliss we are allowed to keep one each. But I still have some in the freezer, didn’t need to keep one. And can catch regularly.

@whrhtsvrpflchtt SA

@@k.r.6800 one of the best for sashimi I keep one here and there. We are allowed to keep one per person.

@@no1aussiepaul dunno, I used to loose a lot with trebles back in the day. Haven’t ran them since

@@pa1264 cheers mate

@@TeRaTe-z8q yeowww🤙

@@JakesFishingJourney that’s gold!

@@zacibby23 yeah man, was doing that the other day from a jetty. Works too but a different action, more bait fish than prawn. I’ve fished for them in thigh deep water on flats using 1.2 and 1.8 jigs and had a blast in certain areas

Thanks mate. That’s the plan, try and work out all the angles 🙌 They are, they love the jigs

@ I don’t think we ever really work them out 😂

@ probably, but I’m going to give it a shot 😂

@@AdriftFishing 😂😂

@@alf3071 I know octopus are real smart, squid can be both, but they only live for 350 days or so. So they don’t build the experience of an octopus

@@thebayslayer1 I have a few videos catching them at 2 in the afternoon and winning, but then other times they have been tough at mid day. I prefer morning and later afternoon though

@@Multi-SportAthlete-f1j cheers man, I normally fish a wooly bugger variant with crazy light bead eyes. Almost suspends in the water for a slow sink. I normally have an orange tail on it so u can see it

Thank you 🙏 gland you enjoyed it

I would never use a pun for a video idea 😉🤫

@@BasicFishingNZ it’s just plain nicer to fish those days. When it’s windy I do chores lol

@@timc4690 super clear water that day. More tests to come 🤙

Can’t wait

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it

@@Sam-ci6sl thanks man, appreciate that. I have a few more videos on whiting on the Chanel worth a watch 🤙

@AdriftFishing new to surface lures, sugapen has converted me 👍

@AdriftFishing will stock up on your suggestions also

@ it’s a great lure but there are also some other great ones out there too

@@AdriftFishing liking all your suggestions, subscribed

Why what

Two pump blood to gills for oxygenation and the other one gives oxygenated blood to the rest of the body.

@@S1LLY_SH4RK_L0V3R 😂😂🙊

@@JosephB-f4q 🤙 cheers

@@greenandblue2537 I would go a red head or dark with a red foil

@@cameron2877 true that. In the works

@@KimHomeAllen slippery dog and sugarpen

Suga pen

@RodnReelAdventures1 that’s the one 😂

@@enfieldguru I think 10 here each per day

Gold! In honesty, I did get him out, good bow too

@AdriftFishing Back in the late 80's and 90's I learned to steelhead here in Michigan with noodles rods and 4lb test maxima. And so it was important to learn how to turn big fish or you would lose them. I don't fish that way anymore so the fish don't die, but I still use that experience with light tackle in keeping the fish off balance. My rod angle never stops moving and rarely do I pull hooks although it can happen. There's a really good book on spey fishing with traditional tapers, and wish I could think of the author, where he talks about all the ways to turn fish. I think his first name was Max and I'd find it but I just moved and it's in storage.

@ good advice man, I’m on 6lb and 5# there but yeah your right the right technique can make all the difference in turning fish. I do the same with 30kg kingfish here “yellowtail” in the states. When on structure I pull them towards the structure to make them run away from it 😂

@@AdriftFishing About 13 years ago I fished the Situk in Yakutat Alaska and there was so much structure in some pools that I had to keep the fish in about 40yds of river. One technique is called walking the dog. I would take off virtually all the pressure off the fish and slowly walk the fish up river before putting the screws to the fish. It's a lot easier to do with a centerpin than a fly reel because my pinky finger was the drag. And so I could feel what the fish was going to do through the rod and the tension of my finger against the reel. The only fish I couldn't control were the monster steelhead that I guesstimated we're over 25 lb and they would go straight upstream and never stop😂

@ lol, walk the dog! We use that term too when pulling fish off structure. If you strike and keep the rod high and don’t change the pressure you can motor the boat away and during the confusion they would just come with for a while. Interesting strategy in rivers. Just follow them up stream. I’ll have to try that next time