@sara-janeboulding5485 Hey, we caught them on a few different lures, jackals, blades and deep divers.. i think that biggest one was trolling a Voodoo..

Yeeewww 😎 👌

Yeah mate, was a good trip!.. 50+ fish..

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Nah mate, definitely a wild one..

Thanks heaps mate 👍 yeah certainly was an awesome trip! I only have a 2 inch lift, (RAW nitro kit,)+ HD torsion bars. It was enough. More ground clearance definitely helps and i would recommend a lift but it's not essential. Your suspension has to be in reasonably good order tho because it can be punishing up there. Largely dependent on road conditions/weather/time of year etc.. i sorta spent about a year getting setup, researching and preparing for this trip.. well worth it! Hope you get there too!

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Cheers mate 👍

Certainly is!

Well picked up, but that last clip was from a different day when there was 3 in the boat, (15 limit) all those fish on the esky are clearly smaller than those caught in the video just didn't record anything at the ramp that day..

Cheers mate 😄👍yeah sweet you'll have a great time, we're going back in April too.. NW zone is not far from the ferry, probly wouldn't walk there but it's not a long drive, just turn left and head north.. the zone is between Ben Ewa campground and Comboruya Point. Best to check out the map online to get your bearings. It's not really well signed but you'll figure it out easy enough. There has always been plenty of space there when we've been there but could be different in school holiday times. The setup part of this video shows roughly what the sites are like.. Enjoy your trip 🤙

Cheers mate! 👍

Hey mate, thanks. We are actually going back over again in 2 weeks too 👍 there were so many good camp sites over there, we stayed in north west zone, was great. I would probably recommend the west side because it's calm waters instead of surf and generally more sheltered. Obviously depends on the weather though, maybe check the wind forecast to help you make a decision. I would recommend you jump on google maps and zoom into all the camp-site areas, should give you a bit more of an idea what each one is like.. have a great trip🤙

Cheers mate 😄👍

Thanks Brent! Did ya get up to the Cape yet?

Cheers mate, certainly was fun! 😎🤙🏼

Well I'm glad she wasn't too wet for my first time 😂😬

Eliot falls is definitely rad! Hope you do get up there soon! It's awesome 😎🤙🏼

Thanks heaps! Yeah we got to see some amazing spots up there and still got to come home to more beauty 😍👌 Thanks for watching 🙏🥰

Haha you are all over it again! Thanks for all the comments on the series mate! Hopefully you get yourself up there soon! 👍🏻

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Yeah we did! Cheers Andy! 🤗 certainly was satisfying after such an epic adventure full of everything!.. and not knowing on multiple occasions if we'd ever make it! 💪🙃

Thanks mate!! Yeah it's a mint part of the world! Yeeewww 😄🤙

Thanks heaps again Brent! I think the patrol will live to see a few more adventures 😄👍..and yes I'm very very glad we got the Nav going after the flooding, thanks to Dave 💪.. next vid will be the last one of the trip.. hopefully have it done soon.. 🤙

Yeah we did!!! Thanks, I'd like to think I've got slightly better at the editing since the first one..😊 .. And the rewards are That much better when the challenges are harder 😉👍

Cheers mate, really appreciate it! We didn't really have any filming, editing or 4x4 experience before this trip so pretty happy with how it turned out.. and yeah goes to show that anyone can do it, but it definitely pays to be well prepared. Be sure to check out the other parts too, part 5 is up now! I hope you get to tick em off your bucket list too 👍🏻

Cheers mate! Yeah she was a wild adventure this one 😄🤘🏼

Thanks! 😘👍🏻

Thanks pigdog 😂👍🏻 glad ya enjoyed it! Certainly had some excitement and chaos in this one! I'm also pleased we got it going again! 🤗

Haha thanks again Brent! The poor old Nissans copped a floggin on the Tele track 😂 appreciate the compliment tho 👍🏻

I'm definitely no expert I actually just bought my first 4x4.. It has a snorkel so my question for the water in your engine. could it have been sucked up thru the exhaust? I understand once you let go of the accelerator in deep water that's where things can go wrong. does having a snorkel prevent that? (I know a snorkel gives extra height from the air box) Again I'm new to this 4x4 scene so take it easy on me.

@@davidl9687 hey mate, congrats on your purchase! The engine sucks air in through the airbox/filter/snorkel and then the burnt exhaust gases exit through the exhaust system, the exhaust should never be sucking up anything. You are correct tho that a snorkel moves the air intake higher which reduces dust intake and also allows the engine to breathe if it were to be submerged in water. I removed the whole snorkel system before i left for the Cape and sikaflexed every join so i knew it would have a good seal. What i overlooked tho was that on the airbox itself has a small foam seal inside the join which is held together with the 3 snap-on clips. The bottom clip was not as tight as the top two which must have allowed a small gap to suck water in. (The lowest point when i got bogged was right where the airbox is) We only noticed this small gap when i put the new air filter in after the original one got soaked. So 90% sure that's where it got in.. hard way to learn 😂

@@inZaneAdventures oh really I was always told to never let go of the accelerator if your exhaust is submerged as it can suck up water or maybe they meant if the car stalls/turns off? I plan to get a stainless snorkel with a custom airbox. as I don't really trust the factory box. I've also got a d22 3L I understand they have reliability issues but what car doesn't have issues and was one of cheapest 4x4 ute on the market. Also great clips keen to see more out of the d22 if you still have it she held up well.

Haha fair call..😂 the point was that the water went backwards behind the windscreen.. we worked out that it bounced off the walls 😄👍🏻

Nah they all went back, wanted to keep that Jack cuz I've never eaten one.. but we had plenty of food..

Thanks Tim!!! Yeah it was pretty good.. 🤙🏼😏🤙🏼

Cheers boys! 😄🤙🏼When are yous heading up?!

@@inZaneAdventures if all goes to plan mate hopefully be up there for May get in nice and early in the season!

@@whippieboyz9787 awesome mate! Ya gonna love it!! 😀🤙🏼

Cheers mate! Really appreciate it again.. you must watch a lot of Cape videos 😂👍🏻 are you planning a trip up?

@@inZaneAdventures I have watched all of them ..haha .. i Hope so .. maybe next year in my patrol !! solo so far ..

@@brentmcd12 haha sweet! Well watching KZbin videos is one of the main ways i learnt about the Cape/tele track too.. and is probably the main inspiration for wanting to have a go at filming the trip and also buying the drone .. it got a bit obsessive in the lead up to goin 😂👍🏻

@@inZaneAdventures in search type in cape york . and then filter the results by upload date . out of all those results there is not one 4wd video I have not watched haha . I think that so far this year Tyler Thompson when I last checked had 20k views for the most watched cape york video . going to be hard to beat .. but what I also found was there are alot better videos out there that are really underated ! much like your video !

@@inZaneAdventures yeah that's right! middle of the year I did a trip from NSW up to Karumba and all through outback Queensland.. that made me get into watching all the videos in the lead up to see road conditions . and then after all the places I didn't get to see haha

Maybe i should have included the slo-mo video.. it's much worse! 🥴

Haha nah you don't.. more of a 'want' than a 'need'.. just a cheeky one approaching camp for the day.. 🍻

Cheers Skwazzle! Was certainly an epic trip.. and it gets much crazier! Thanks for Watching 🥰🤙🏼

Thanks mate! 😄👍🏻

Thanks Bre! 🥰👍🏻

Thanks mate, appreciate it! The stick was nothing compared to the rest of the dramas we have coming.. 😂

Cheers mate! Certainly is a beautiful part of the world! 😄👍🏻 Part 4 and 5 will have the proper hairy moments! 😂