Drifting worms for trout.

[@gastondeveaux3783]

That first trout was lovely, and a nice size. Beautiful little stream too.

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks heaps mate!! Isn't it fantastic up in the hills after the rain!! I just love it. I love my cod fishing as well, but something just keeps drawing me back to the hills.

[@willyahelpme]

I'm in the US and I stream fish all the time with worms. It's a lot of fun and I enjoyed your video. I'm going to be starting doing my own videos later this spring. Have fun and keep up the great fishing!

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks heaps mate, and good luck with your videos. I love it, it is great fun. I hope to fish the US myself one day.

[@TheWyldFisher]

One of my favorite videos. Your tips and advice has helped me greatly! Subscribed and thumbs up!

[@topgunpete1]

Another quality R.A production - and getting better. It isn't always about trophy fish and you just keep on proving it. It is all about the angling. Glad to see the knotless hooks worked well for you. LOL abou the can of tuna.

[@honeythief98]

Wee brownies are a lovely fish. Good video mate.

[@Argyll100]

Great video great way to fish ! Over here in the north of Scotland many of our rivers are small and when conditions permit the worm is highly effective..Nice to see the bait worked in a natural manner nothing better for inducing a take.Caught trout of all species and salmon too this way... Very entertaining and informative keep 'em coming ! Tight lines.

[@robbiefishing]

John Lindsay thanks mate. I dream if one day visiting Scotland to go fishing and visit Edinborough, where my beautiful great grandmother was born. .

[@ChrisSmith-bx7ep]

Excellent instruction. Funny too. Thanks a lot.

[@outinthebushnz]

So good, especially after a bit of rain. Would love to get out, but NZ’s in a Lockdown. Sure we’ll be back to it in no time

[@patrickriggs1362]

thanks for the tips big help keep up the class work

[@herby375]

Fantastic Mate! That's My type of fishing too, especially in those remote clear high Alpine streams. Enjoy all your vids, keep it up!

[@2.0BarryChuckle]

Great bit of fishing pal, I use a pen fishing rod for small rivers that I bought on amazon for £8, there great for trotting worms and spinning. They handle fish upto about 3lb, any bigger and I think it would snap. Please put more videos of you trout fishing and maybe try spinning for them. Great vid, Dan.

[@petemc5376]

Love spin fishing with tin, started spinning with soft baits in last 2 weeks and trout definately more likely to hit a softy. I fish medium - big rivers NZ.

[@hanna2nv]

Robbie a way you could drift the worms is under a stem float just use the worms as the weight on the smaller floats its ace. I use that trick in saltwater streams but still works

[@zulkifliumar2854]

I always love your video

[@robbiefishing]

Zulkifli Umar Thanks heaps buddy. Thankfully my camera gear has improved a lot since this video was made.

[@JCviggen1]

Amazing, never thought you could catch a european perch on the other side of the world!

[@robbiefishing]

G'day mate, that is a freshwater blackfish, sometimes called greasy, slippery or slimy. They dont get very big in the Murray Darling catchment but grow 3-4lb in Gippsland.

[@Samsfishing1970]

Good work Robbie

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate.

[@robbiefishing]

Yeah mate, theyre a native. I have caught them in my shrimp nets in lake Mulwala years ago, but usually i catch them high up in the streams, in the trout water. They are actually quite prolific in my area, but rarely targeted and usually only caught as a by catch for people chasing trout, like this one was.

[@KaneNicholson]

Awsome Robbie!

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks topgunpete1. Those knotless hooks worked a treat, i never lost a single fish. Every hooked fish was landed!! As for the biggest fish, I steer clear of the "biggest fish" mentality at all cost. Big fish are great, and are a bonus, but I never set out to only catch them!!

[@KiwiFisher01]

Awesome! Im off to try for some trout this morning in waikato new zealand and i reckon ill start off using worm, splitshot, float! Haha

[@robbiefishing]

Good luck mate, I hope you do well.

[@rainbash]

cool video, never seen drifting worms, im a beginner fisher of only 1 year or so, and wanna go trout fishing more (sick of catching nothing inhume weir :P) cheers

[@dogwhistel127]

a nifty little rod perfect looking for that job.

[@coreyporter7700]

Great video, u should try to make ur own dvd and where do u get knot less hooks

[@darcygoogoo2264]

im amazed the amount of worms he got from one scoop

[@HimynameizStu]

would a slug be a good lure? a lot of them get washed into the river at my bit and they are good to cast

[@zdravkoleski2375]

Being this for a while i see. Good stuff

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate, this video is a blast from the past. Haha

[@soylentg6270]

Next time you're stuck without a can opener you can rub the top of the can on a big flat rock for a few minutes and it will scour the edges off enough the top will come right off.

[@robbiefishing]

Awesome.....great idea. Thankyou.

[@handoublesix7020]

How does he make that perfect pacman noise?

[@robbiefishing]

hahaha Andy....pure skill! LOL

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks Kane.

[@HATINTHEKAT]

great video, what rod was that?

[@1231enjoiskater]

where did u get that rod mate

[@AussiesOutback]

@robbiefishing what was the last fish in the video called?

[@Snurker]

What rod is that? Nice video btw!

[@mrFU]

wow some old school Robbie on my recommended lol

[@robbiefishing]

Hahahaha how good is that. Therebhasnt been any trout in that area for a few years now. It almost dried up last summer.

[@joegillan6033]

is the red fin a perch?

[@AussiesOutback]

oh ok i always fish the murray river but i have never caught one. Are they native?

[@deanfirnatine7814]

What is that fish at 9:30 ?

[@archerlambeth3023]

That's an alpine blackfish

[@AussiesOutback]

ok thanks for that mate.

[@gabrielodonnell5254]

It is called a perch not a redfin.Great video! :)

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks Gabriel. Here in Australia, we call English Perch redfin as we have a lot of our own native perch such as silver perch, golder perch, macquarie perch, jungle perch, estuary perch etc....

[@ImmovablePuma]

I''ve heard the worms die if you put the dirt on top of them. You're supposed to let them dig in themselves. Can't personally verify it, but something to think about.

[@itakeyourphoto]

Mate your doing everything right except your rod is too short. Get yourself a 12f telescopic rod and you will be able to place your worm more accurately and more importantly you will be able to drift your worm without dragging it along the bottom. When you have to fish under tree snags you simply pull the line by hand to one side till the bit hanging off the rod is short enough to fit under the snag then you simple let the line back into the rod as the current drifts it towards you.

[@tehanairochase6815]

use dish washing lipid and a little bit of water and put some under the leaves

[@robbiefishing]

Tehanairo Chase Thanks for the great tip.

[@thomasrogerson934]

nice packman imataion

[@indigowendigo8464]

CRIKEY!

[@COYOTE165A]

We call them NIGHTCRAWLERS.?

[@adrianbyers1073]

Do Pacman again.

[@rodmessner]

Great Vid. We fish for brook trout here in Southern Ontario Canada. I use mostly worms and spinners. check my channel for some brooky action. Cheers

[@jase22]

Very good rob, ''Subcribe''- check. :-0

[@antoniemolleman5336]

how many worms do you reccomend putting on each hook?

[@robbiefishing]

Antonie Antonie Hi mate, I usually just fill the hook. I will use 2 worms if I can, but if I'm running low on worms I will use just 1.

[@antoniemolleman5336]

robbiefishing cheers

[@antoniemolleman5336]

do you know if spinners/lures work in small creeks like this?

[@jameslennox4242]

yes the will work great my favourite is minnows but spinners and soft plastics work great too