@@steeloversteel Malosi 180F Floating Stickbait

@@jayp1283 In July, Bonito are probable but Kings are unlikely. In July Kings go offshore to spawn in deeper waters like the continental shelf. They don’t come back to shore until later August or September

@@GulpAction GoPro Hero 12 with Enduro batteries for better temperature control and less overheating

@HaiFishing I'm using gorpo hero 12 as well, but I think I'm done with gopro, I'm changing to dji osmo action 4

@@Will.mz1 Not off the rocks when it’s that snaggy with heaps of structure for the fish to rub and cut your line off on. Also it’s best to bring the fish in quick if you plan to release it, it’s better for the fish

@@indosydneyfishing I put 400m of PE4 Daiwa Expedition braid on it. Bought it for big Mulloway, Snapper and Longtail off the rocks and beach there. It lets the fish take the bait without tension, for those picky eaters. It snaps into set/locked drag when you start winding so you can set the hook and immediately pump them in. You thinking about getting one?

@@HaiFishing wow sounds a bit complex and cool at the same time 😂. Probably not yet bro, I still enjoy my current setup🙏

That seems like a very good way to strike! I think I might get one!

@@ZacMillard-n8o Great headland to fish 😜🤙🏽

@@ben9219 Best way to do it is just pack as light as possible and go on hikes on coastal trails. Many spots have been fished by people before but you’ll only find the way down by exploring those coastal trails on foot. That’s the best way to find paths that people take to get down to the ledges. Look for deep pockets or deep drop offs near the ledges you’re thinking of fishing. Often fish hunt around those deep drop offs waiting for prey to swim past or out of the shallows. Goodluck!

Thanks for watching mate! I rig the Yakka: snelled size 8/0 BKK Live Bait hook to in-line large Live bait Float to soft in-line/sliding small soft bead as the stopper when it hits the FG Knot. I'll make a how-to-rig video about it one day. Hope you stay tuned! 🤙

@@grunty3743 Thanks mate! I’ve got a bait collecting video in the works. Hope you stay tuned! 🤙🏽

@HaiFishing mate I can't wait for that. Not much content out there for that topic. Just recently got into live baiting and absolutely loved it. I'm going up to Port Stephens on Monday so if you release it before then that'll be wicked. Btw have u been there in port Stephens. I'm not asking for a ledge but in general if you know where people fish off a rock ledge it will be greatly appreciated. Would love a winter king.

@@grunty3743 Have a look at the rocks along the coast south of there, heaps of spots around there. Google Maps is a great tool to help find those walking trails. Make sure you take care and go during the day to scout it out first before you head to the rocks. Don’t fish alone, wear a life jacket and cleats. Goodluck mate!

@@HaiFishing appreciate it mate. Keep em coming

​@@HaiFishing Hai mate, I can't decide whether to invest in cleats or shoes with spikes. What do you reckon and why

also love your videos, and that bonnie is an absolute horse for winter

@@ben9219 Hey bro, thanks for watching! Winter fishing is difficult everywhere in NSW during Winter unfortunately. Your best bet is to save on fuel and fish your closest ledge or beach using bait. Bait is the best for Winter when the fish are too lethargic to chase lures or jigs. If you have the cash and free time, I would flight to the Northern Territory or Far North Queensland and chase fish up there where the weather and water is still very warm throughout Winter

@@HaiFishing cheers for the advice i definitely might have to give bait fishing a go this winter, you got a rig you like for the rocks

@@HaiFishing, for the ledge - what is an average walking distance from where you can park your car to the ledge? Said just random rock/head land spot in your mind when you read this comment. Thanks

@@hieudotrung6434 I usually fish very secluded hard to get to rock fishing ledges that involves a lot of hiking 30mins-1hour (some times even over 2 hours hiking) with also some vertical cliff free climbing at times. I don't recommend it as it's very dangerous without years of experience. Best to look up well known spots on Google and scout them out yourself or hire a professional rock fishing guide like Alex Bellisimo. Alex is a rock fishing legend who can show you the ropes and make sure you can do it safely and go home with a great feed. Goodluck!

@@GulpAction Thanks for watching bro! 🤙🏽

@@indosydneyfishing After Winter 🤞🏽

Late March

Thanks Bugsy! Lets do a trip like this next pelagic season! 🤙🏽

@@HaiFishing for sure!

Vietnamese and French

@@HaiFishing I'm Viet too bro. Fishing youtuber from Brisbane :) nice to meet you :)

@@sonniesfishingadventures Good to meet you too bro, thanks for watching!

Yeah I let it sink to the bottom and then immediately jerk it upwards to avoid snags and impart the lure action

New South Wales, Australia

@HaiFishing had a feeling, thought it was QLD but I was like nah no way has to be

How did you go? Hope you had better luck than we did haha

Hey bro, the Sonio 93M is more suitable if you’re planning to do more stickbaiting and soft plastic fishing. The Sonio 100M is more suitable for shore jigging. So, I would choose based on what type of fishing you’re planning to do more of. But both rods can do all of the above, it just comes down to what you do more with the rod. For me I stickbait a lot more than I jig so I prefer the 93M

Thanks for watching! More videos to come 🤙🏽

Yep, all ok, just washed it with clean fresh water after and it’s still like brand new. The perks of having the flagship model with full sealing and protection from saltwater 👌🏽

Thanks bro, it was the first month of Autumn

Thanks bro! You too bro, never know Winter Kings might show up 😜

@@HaiFishing 100%, we just gotta keep casting🤞

💯 Spots are earned not given! 🤙🏽

Thanks Gianni! I’ll probably be there on the weekend if the weather/swell is good 🤞🏽

0.5g - 5g

All gear and jig information is in the video description 🤙🏽

@@HaiFishingthanks

Thanks mate! Hope that tip serves you well! It’s especially useful if you’re ever fishing shoulder to shoulder with people at busy spots. It helps you avoid 90% of tangles with other lines if everyone’s doing the same!

Bonnies are still around mate

Ik it’s criminal, it’s meant to be only on a saltiga 😂😂😂

I'm sure this guys from Cabramatta

surgeon knot i found to be the best for small diameter braid and leader, x5 turns. FG may damage leader too much and is time consuming to tie after breakage.

Hey mate, all the details of my setup is in the video description 🤙🏽

Thanks mate, appreciate you watching!

Kurnell, south headland of Botany Bay.

Daiwa Dragger Breakthrough 100HH-3 rod