Gotta love the silver trevs 👍

where abouts is this

i like garfish they are like mini sword fish

starlo i have meet u before at the boat ramp

That Carp fishing video was the one that showed me how much Steve knows about fishing.

Definately interested in trying out these fish bites up here in Sydney. If you get some sent over I'm keen to give them a crack. Cheers.

The timing of this video couldn't have come at a better time for me. I'll keep my chin up. Thanks Steve I appreciate it.

Roger from Pennsylvania. Great video Starlo!

My late great uncle had a shack next to little pine. I remember going up there in winter and freezing our butts off. I've had good results with bettle deer hair dry flies from a boat on little pine back in the 90's. Fergus lake is worth a look as well.

As fisherman we sure do put ourselves in some horrible weather. But the rewards at times can be spectacular and the scenery can be amazing even in crap weather.

We have all had days like that - but we rarely / never share them ;-)

I admire your dedication. Fly caught trout especially in miserable weather, in my view, reflect amazing fishing skills and motivate fisherfolk to leave the heated lounge and enjoy the rewards in overcoming adverse conditions. On the other hand, no fish caught feeds the determination factor!

Living in tassie and growing up fishing the highlands , I have spent many a day like that and not even seen a fish but the clean air and the smell of the eucalypts always has me yearning for the next trip , love your short little clips mate tight lines 😊

I still love fishing but I can't say I'm that keen any more, certainly not keen enough to go out in THAT temperature. 😁 If I go fishing at all now it's nearly always in one of my kayaks.

I guess Starlo that's why we keep comin back for more. For the record I love to catch rainbow trout.😀🎣👍🤙🤙

Hey there Starlo, have you ever fished Clarence Lagoon in Tasmania? Has a self sustaining population of Brook Trout.

Nice work. Great content as always.

Very true Starlo, great video. What pliers do you typically use for removing hooks etc ? Thanks.

Fishing does not suck and it isn't hard. I'll tell you why :- If I sit on the couch at home, drinking a beer, I'm a lazy bastard. If I sit on a river bank, soaking a bait and drinking a beer, I'm a sportsman because fishing is a sport. I also have the potential to become a world class spartsman depending on what I catch. Fishing is the best.

Great session. Nothing better than sharing a fishing spot with a good mate.

The first sentence in your description blurb is so well put. Thanks!

Great video Starlo,

Often the shallow reefy spots I fish for drummer leave me wet and cold but all is forgotten once that rod buckles over.

Anything to catch a fish 🤣

That thumbnail is wild 😂

It's true what you say about wading quietly, I have had fish spooked out of cover and ended up finding them sheltering between my ankles. Glad to see you enjoying the nice Tassie weather too 😄

That took me back to fishing Lake Eucumbene back in the 70's ......... frozen to the core and happy as Larry ..... Thanks Mate !

As usual mate, a beautiful piece of production. Just looking over Lake Macquarie here now, a cold 13 degrees, windy and a crap tide, and I'm not going out in the yak! But then i look at you, and think of all the days i spent, through frost and snow on the Turon or the Fish Rivers, and i think, we are all bloody crazy! Cheers mate. I might just go for a quick flick after all.

Wow, it’s inspiring to see you still fish in this weather, Starlo! I guess there is no excuse for me not to get up fishing on a 10-degree morning in Sydney now. 😅

Great video but why does the guide throw the trout back in? He’s low enough to slide them and give them less shock and therefore more chance of surviving

I don’t have much interest in fly fishing but that was really enjoyable to watch. Cheers.🍻

what a great trip? in great areas, ding what you enjoy with great guide and company. after the fishing return to accommodation shower, clean kit, food and a few drinks. gard to put value onthat.

Good one Starlo. I got a couple of queenies yesterday morning. Made some numus and will cook some for lunch in breadcrumbs 😊🐠

Gday Starlo, I do really well especially in these shallow lakes trolling on the electric rather then outboard. Could just be utter luck but seem to catch way more fish that way.

i love it. but that price

How good is Mickeys energy. He'd challenge the energizer bunny with his enthusiasm

This video should go amazingly well. It's such important advice. I used to have really heavy beach outfits. But love my Shimano T Curve Surf 3-6kg with Stradic 4000 and 12lb braid. Perfect for the beach fishing here in SA! BRILLIANT VIDEO MATE!

10:28-10:40 in left rear of boat

Wow did you see that big fish swim past the boat as you were going over the log how good was that

Hi Starlo excellent video it’s perfect answered lots of questions thanks for the content I also use braid on tje beach but have been told to change but I disagree so thanks for the video

Awesome Starlo would love to give them a go on tje waters of Sydney and the central coast I’ll also try a similar rig for comparison

Hey Starlo . Thanks for the amazing video Question I also Cut the fin off the riggler as I think the hook sits better is there a reason you cut it off

Gday Starlo, When I was living in Bermagui years ago and beach fishing every day, I was lucky enough for a local old timer to teach me how to catch beach worms and to fish exactly, just like you described..light rods with braid, read the gutters and dont try and cast to NZ ! Fishing success went up 100%..the old-timers' motto was to keep it simple! and if you were a fish were would you be feeding now on this beach. P.s. Watched you and Roger fishing together in your latest video, and you both should create more content together !

Companies like penn reels I’ve seen advertise the fact that braid has zero stretch. So You can now have potential to bend the main shaft in the reel so you have to buy our gear which is now all stainless steel internals because it’s stronger to handle the force put on it by braided line. And I think to myself hmmmmmmm…..

We're so glad we had the opportunity to take yourself and Garry out, Starlo! This day was some of the best fun we've ever had on board the drift boat!

Thanks heaps Starlo. I have been using 6kg mono for years with a 20lb leader. This has landed many great fish. Have started to use 20 lb braid and agree the extra touch is awesome. Just finding once you get a tangle time to get the scissors out.

I would buy 6 packs to test it out. Great work

Thanks Steve I buy with mail order from Tom’s great service

I love the overhead drone shot with the trout circling the boat. Was lucky enough to get out on the Tumut with the Tom’s Outdoors team earlier in the season and it was so much fun. Thanks for the video.

Great video as always. Yes I would love to see Fishbites available in Australia