Hey @vietvu2966, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Legal limits, along with other rules and regulations will vary based on the region that you're fishing. Best option is to search your local fisheries website for local information. I am QLD based and at the time of writing this the legal size for yellowfin bream is 25cm. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @tristangillichfishing, you will find loads of tips and techniques on our website, including our Soft Plastics 101 Series at - www.tackletactics.com.au/blogs/learn-to-fish. We hope this helps you get stuck into a few. Cheers, Justin

Good fish! Drag goes peeling absolutely love it mate well done 👏

@@tackletacticstv7687 cheers mate

Hey @mikosfishing, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. This vid was sent to us by Nevs Fishing, so you may be better shooting your question through directly to Nev at - www.youtube.com/@NevsFishing. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @TheEk1422, it's hard to go past a ZMan 7" Scented Jerk ShadZ for situations where you are fishing deeper or faster, rigged on a 7/0 TT HeadlockZ HD jighead. If you're fishing shallower or slower anglers sometimes prefer a paddle tail, such as a 5" DieZel MinnowZ or 6" SwimmerZ, rigged on a 6/0 TT Lures HeadlockZ HD jighead. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@tackletacticstv7687 thanks man, I ment for like rod weight and line weight because I will be doing some drone fishing for them and gotta get the gear for it

@TheEk1422 Dan is running an Okuma Pressure Point spin rod, PP-S-832M, 8'3" PE4-6. On this we would run an 8000 to 10000 Okuma Cedros or Salina reel, loaded with 30lb Platypus Pulse X8 Braid and Hard Armour Leader in your required breaking strain. Hope you get stuck into a few soon. Cheers, Justin

Hey @nenadnedovic9246, hope all's well and thanks for the feedback. I will talk to the team about some options and see if we can get it happening. All the best with the fishing and in the meantime you could check out this little vid of a few - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKnYnqZ8ot-Zgac. Cheers, Justin

I really can't say enough for those jigheads!!! I use them on most of my Zman micro finesse baits Shad fryZ and micro TRD s are my favorite choices these days.

@@buzzworth2396 Thanks for the love! Stoked to hear that you're happy with them and they're doing the job for your finesse stuff. All there is left for us to do is send you some big fish vibes! Cheers, Justin

Hey @fishinbob4, thanks for the positive comment and great to hear that you found the vid useful. Comments like this one always fire us up to get out and put some more videos together. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @andrewlangton6570, Enforcer soft plastics weigh approximately 220mm - 25g / 250mm - 36g, so by the time you add a jighead or wire harness a pretty substantial rod is required. The team have been fishing them on the TT Black Adder baitcast rods or Okuma Komodo baitcast or spin rods. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @Tom-qh8fc, it sounds like we better get busy designing a few more! Thanks for supporting an Australian Owned & Operated Family Business. Sending big fish vibes your way. Cheers, Justin

Hey @michelee4177, hope all's well. The Cedros offers bluewater anglers excellent value for money. It has the build quality and drag to suit your needs. As with your question on the Salina 8000, it would come down to the retrieve ratio and line capacity suiting your target species and fishing locations. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @michelee4177, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The Salina 8000 definitely has the build quality and drag to suit your needs. If the retrieve ratio and line capacity is suitable for the target species and location, then you are good to go. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Thank you ​@@tackletacticstv7687 Happy new year!

@@MASKONESTER To you too! Here's to a year of bent rods and screaming drags. Fish on!

Hey @AndrewKymantas, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The plastic weight is approximately 220mm - 25g / 250mm - 36g. Hope you're getting stuck into a few fish. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 cheers Justin As much as I can 👍

Hey @Cozi_lxm, The boys mixed it up between the 95mm 26g and 110mm 36g based on current and depth. That one looks like a 95mm in Pink Fink colour. You can check out the full range of sizes and colours at - www.tackletactics.com.au/collections/quake-soft-vibes/products/tt-quake-power-vibe-75-95-110. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @hunterfan6194, Good to hear you're getting into a few. Love the flatties! Cheers, Justin

Hey @hunterfan6194, it's pretty wild! Blew us away the first time we swum them in the water and I still sometimes do a double take to make sure it's my lure when I'm fishing! Hope all's well and you're finding a few fish. Cheers, Justin

Hey @ommanipadmehum7216, Vinnie is fishing a versatile rod from a series called LRF GEN2, which feature UFR technology in the tip for increased sensitivity, strength and lifting power, without adding weight. You can check out the LRF GEN2 range at - www.tackletactics.com.au/collections/okuma-spinning-rods/products/okuma-lrf-gen2-rod. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @mattmatt9449, we hope that you've been good and Santa looks after you. ;) All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Cheers @lesfredericks4232, was a fun session, with plenty of laughs and fish. Hope you're well and finding a fish. Cheers, Justin

Hey @Finnz_n_Tinnz, hope you're finding a few. This session was at Baroon Pocket Dam, however the gear / techniques should prove effective in most impoundments that hold a population of bass. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @davidmagner527, hope all's well. This session was at Baroon Pocket Dam, a picturesque location for sure. The gear / techniques used in the video should prove effective on bass in most impoundment environments. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 Thanks Justin. I think I have been there before, but can't remember it being so scenic. Looks a fabulous place to have a flick. Will be getting some of those new spinnerbaits I think.

Hey @@davidmagner527, I think the cameraman / drone pilot was pretty good on picking his areas. Overall a scenic dam... with a couple of epic little rainforest pockets. All the best with the fishing... I'm pretty confident that you'll whack some good bass on them. All the best. Cheers, Justin

Hey @mananera1, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Dan was running the additional length for long casts when targeting snapper in the wash, allowing him to keep the boat further from the rough water. No worries in terms of casting and fighting fish, the key thing to remember is leaving additional line out at the boat, to effectively lead the fish into the net. Dan was armed with an Okuma Salina spinning reel, with a 5000-6000 size popular on that model rod. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @Tom-qh8fc that's a fair rap! We appreciate the kind words and hope you're getting stuck into a few fish. Cheers, Justin

Thank going fishing today

@@Tom-qh8fc Hope you found a few. We're battling the weather a bit in Brisbane, so hopefully it settles soon and fires the fish up. Cheers, Justin

Hey @grimreaper6112, I think you'd need to run some assist hooks. ;) Hope you're finding a fish. Cheers, Justin

Hey @funkymojo111, thanks for the kind words and we hope you're getting stuck into a few fish. Aussie anglers and species are definitely rough on the gear, so we generally try and overengineer everything. ;) In saying that we distribute ZMan in Australia and those 10X Tough plastics are pretty awesome! There are a few Australian stores that will ship internationally, however you are spot on in terms of freight cost... at least your dollar is strong. ;) Thanks for the positive comment and all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @brendanmoloney2402, thanks for the kind words. Sending big fish vibes. Cheers, Justin

Cheers @michaelwright2051, we enjoy watching you get stuck in too. Was cool to see you into them on the ZMan ChatterBait Mini Max. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @outdoorswithalex164, hope all's well and good to hear that the ZMan GrubZ are getting the reddies for you! Deadly little plastic to have in your kit for sure. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @Twoblokesfishing, sending big fish vibes. Cheers, Justin

Hey @grandwonder5858, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. We are the Australian distributors for Okuma, stocking the Rockaway Surf Reels, however we do not stock the Rockaway Surf Rods, which were designed for the American market. If you are in this region you could touch base directly with Okuma Fishing USA and they should be able to assist you with rod details. We fish the Rockaway Surf Reels on the Okuma Trio Rex Surf Rods and also the TT Siva range. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @BudgieAU, buckle up! That's pretty cool that the bream are nailing the sabiki jigs. They are opportunistic feeders and I guess if the bait is small, or the jelly prawns are around, that makes your sabiki hook a pretty tasty looking snack. I hope you're putting those livies to work and landing some good fish. Cheers, Justin

Hey @stringbean1010, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. This period is definitely a peak bite time as the light is lower, visibility drops and the fish become less spooky. If it coincides with your preferred tides, it can be red hot. Many fishing clubs preferred fishing late afternoon and into the night if whiting were their key target species, with many of the larger fish being landed under the cover of darkness. Plenty of fish can be landed during daylight hours however, and it's just a matter of working out the best tides and how the fish move and feed through the areas that you are fishing. Yabbies and worms are definitely favourite baits, with the ZMan 2.5" Slim SwimZ in Pink Glow colour also accounting for whiting for me while targeting other species. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Update: just found the how to fish video, a rigging 101 would be cool tho still going over the diffrent points and how it affects the blade in each position with more explination then on the box.

@@saphserg5221 noted on this one. If you have some reasonably clear water it's cool to experiment with your retrieves using the different attachment points, so that you know what the blade is doing. A lot of work went into getting the balance right on these though, so you can be pretty confident that you are getting plenty of action on more aggressive hops, through to more subtle pulses and a slow roll. I will put it to the team, so stay tuned in the new year for a breakdown of each attachment point, retrieves... and if the rain stops and water clears, some underwater footage. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @QuintonTweddle, spot on, one sent to us by our good mate Nev... a good bloke and keen fisho. Hope you get stuck into a few soon. Cheers, Justin

Hey @shaunking7345, thanks for supporting an Australian Owned & Operated Family Business, and keen bunch of fishos, it is greatly appreciated. We hope you get to put them to work on some fish soon. Cheers, Justin

Hey @omaradel1, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. You will find loads of information on targeting bream in different environments, using a variety of presentations, on our website at - www.tackletactics.com.au/blogs/learn-to-fish/tagged/Bream?view=tag. We hope this helps you get stuck into a few. Cheers, Justin

Hey @thebayslayer1, You've got to love them... but you've got to watch them. ;) I've seen a few fish landed by people's dogs over the years... and a few dogs in the water trying to help land them. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @hunterfan6194, I reckon Watermelon Red is one of those versatile colours that fishes well across fresh / salt, a range of species and varying conditions. It has won tournaments in the fresh and salt, in varying conditions and I think it's heavy enough in colour, plus the fleck, to offer a silhouette in dirty water... but that natural green colour still fires in clean water and on bright days. It also has UV-reactive qualities when you hit it with a black light, adding to its versatility. If the fish were spooky, the water clear and the day bright, I would still be putting on a lighter, more transparent, natural colour (Opening Night, Bad Shad), but Watermelon Red has long been a favourite in the ZMan range and will catch fish in most situations. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @leroyapplegate5049, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. I reckon they would be up to it as they are built on a brutally strong hook, with a solid connection. I know a couple of guys that have thrown them at jacks and barra without issue, so may be worth having a couple of your favourite colours in the kit to stir up a reaction bite. Sounds like an epic adventure is on the cards. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @bigbigfish4767, the FlashPoint+ is primarily designed for targeting freshwater species, including bass, golden perch, redfin, trout, etc., and its compact profile and weight make it a versatile presentation for covering water or vertically targeting schooled fish. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@bobking4031, they certainly cause a bit of chaos, especially on light gear! Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 thanks mate