Usually from dawn for a couple hours or so

Good little zone. Cheers mate

Yes, I wear one of the inflatable types every session

Thank you, Jake. It is definitely a favourite dish. Yeah, surfing has definitely helped my understanding of the waves and the ocean

Thanks Jake

Haha ... I much prefer snapper

Cheers mate! I checked out your channel. Pretty cool seeing the fishing scene in the UK. I went to Cornwall a few years ago and was looking at the ocean thinking about what fish were in there but didn't know anyone who fished there

@@bugsyfishing cheers bru. 👊👊👊

Thanks Michael. I was very happy with it!

Thanks bro!

I feel the same way every time I swim that channel

Sydney open ocean ledge mate. Super dangerous to fish if you only fish twice a year, I would recommend somewhere in the harbour

It varies in depth but around the 20m mark

Hi Cooper, for this style of fishing I keep it really simple. 20lb braid mainline then I use an FG knot to tie 1 1/2 rod lengths of 20lb monofilament as a leader. Then I use a loop knot to tie the jig head on. So two knots. That's it. Really streamlined and simple

@@bugsyfishing thanks a lot I’m starting to use the fg and add swivels onto the split rings on lures to prevent line twist

Really good! Cheers Hai

Thank you. Luv those sessions

Yeah, that would be scary. Seems like you got back in okay. Any fish?

Was all fine. No fish, it was early in. Btw Nice snapper you got.

Thank you, Justin. Sorry to hear about your lungs, not good. I'm glad you are enjoying the vids and feeling the stoke!

Hi mate, I haven't used the Hobie Outback. They look good. I am really happy with the Revolution 13. I think they are a bit better for what I do out in the ocean. Perhaps a bit faster but maybe less stable than the Outback. And it looks a little lighter than the Outback which makes it easier to put on the roof of my car. Still pretty heavy though. The Outback looks great though. Stable enough to stand on and cast in calm waters and the Revolution doesn't allow that. Plus the Outback has better storage. Not sure how much room there is in the bow though. I can fit a 100cm catch bag in the front of the Revo. Hope that helps

So much fun! I am keen to get up your way and do the same thing some time

@@bugsyfishing Any time mate - will show you my red spots

@@robtaylorshotwater that would be awesome. I may get the opportunity this winter. Thank you

Terima kasih

@@bugsyfishing sama sama bos slm teman

Terima kasih

Sama"👍

65cm

Beautiful fish. Cheers mate

Cheers bro. I was buzzing. The kayak opens up a whole range of new grounds

Cheers

Sometimes

@@bugsyfishing what is technique?

@@felixfelicis5574 depends on the area. Soft plastics, wash fishing unweighted pilchards, long distance casting. I don't do much of it

@@bugsyfishing ah I am trying to learn how to wash fish but don't know what is suitable areas for it and just not sure if I need burley

@@felixfelicis5574 burley is good sometimes but other times brings in fish you don't want. Trial and error is the way to learn and find new spots. Just got to put the time in, experiment and persist

An interesting conundrum. Light line and big fish requires a lot of skill and patience and sometimes a little bit of luck helps too

The one for catching them or sending them out?

@@bugsyfishing catching

@@deadforrest3011 its a Sure Catch bait jig with pink flies. It has a photo of two yakkas on the pack and the writing is in Japanese so I can't read it. The numbers on it are 6, 2.5, 3.0. and UT-5

Hi mate, the first one is the Jigaro Super Slide 80 grams in green. Your local tackle shop should stock them. I like to support my local small businesses. The second is a DUO Roughtrail Blazin 110, I think it is 64g. Really hard to find. If you find one let me know. And the third one, my mate made it by hand. Very cool and he is getting better and better at it. Hope that helps

@@bugsyfishing Thanks for quick reply, And yes its very helpful information and I will let you know if I find (DUO Rough Blazin 110) lure. Cheers.

Cheers mate. Yeah, beautiful spot!

Thanks bro! Enjoy your time over there. So much respect for Japan and its people. Amazing culture

Haha ... got to let your mates know when the fish are on!

He has the traditional style rock cleats bolted to the bottom of his shoes. They last longer and are more economical overall. Means you need to take two pairs of shoes though - one for the hike in and one for the fishing

Thank you

Hi there, it is mandatory in some areas and not in others. I choose to wear one all the time when I am rock fishing regardless of if I am in an area where it is mandatory or not

You know it! Hahaha

Hey Ollie, I had a monofilament leader tied with a FG knot to the braid. I slide the float onto that leader and tie a rubber band around the mono to stop the float from sliding onto the braid. You can adjust this to the required depth. Then I tie a swivel on and add about 1.5m of leader to a 8/0 or 9/0 hook. Get a strong live baiting hook. Mustad Hoodlums are reliable. That's it. Wherever the rubber band is tied is the point where the float will stop - that is your depth control. I usually put it at least 3m deep but depends on how deep the area you are fishing is. Good luck!

@@bugsyfishing Thank you so much for the detailed answer, I really appreciate it!

Big Bonnies! The sashimi was high quality. Hope you have been getting a few fish

Thanks Rob. Looks like you've been getting some good fish up there. The Red Emperor and Coral Trout ... some of the best fish in the world!

@@bugsyfishing I can’t complain too much mate but as you know the rocks get in your blood.

@@robtaylorshotwater Tell me about it. Very addictive

Thanks mate. Yeah, we are lucky to have such beautiful coastline right on the doorstep of Sydney

@@bugsyfishing yep, indeed, I live in Sydney. 😀 I mean where that amazing place is?

@@justperson6142 find ur own spots mate

I will have to ask him and get back to you Ryan

That's awesome Justin. Beautiful looking fish aren't they. It's just great being out there and experiencing it all. That's what it is all about for me

Thanks Gianni. They swam right past as I was unhooking the bonito. Should have had a rod rigged with a lure ready to go. Live and learn ... Yeah, I wasn't too fussed. It was an enjoyable session

I was using a Sure Catch sabiki with pink flies. Japanese writing on the pack with a photo of two yakkas. Numbers are 6, 2.5 and 3.0. But I can't read the characters. It was working with no bait. Hope that helps

Can't wait!

Nice! Cheers mate

Thanks mate

It is in Sydney but I would prefer not to say where exactly

They are

Hi Ashley, that's a serious rod. Yes, I am happy with the Saltiga 20k. It is overkill for Sydney though. But I bought it because I could only afford one and wanted one I could use overseas for doggies etc too. I think a 14000 with PE6 would be more appropriately matched to kings off the rocks in Sydney but you never know ... might get a chance at one you need a 20k for

@@bugsyfishing yeah same. It'll be overkill for me but want a op reel for GT in the future. I read the retrieve rate is 143cm p turn. Is that too fast for stickbaits and poppers? Thx.

@@ashleyedmonds9909 nice. I haven't had an issue with using it for stickbaits and poppers. The retrieval rate seems fine. You soon adjust