Exploring backwater creeks, These fish have NEVER seen a lure before! | Tacklewest TV Ep7

Join Matt as he continues his Blackwood adventure chasing that elusive 40cm Black Bream. We leave no bank unturned, fishing from the saltwater at the mouth all the way up to hidden backwater creeks where the fish may have never even seen a lure! Many fish were caught, some lost and a great time was had. We risked life and limb (finger) in our pursuit of bream fishing glory, but you'll have to watch and see if Matt became the hero he spoke of in episode 1.
Reels:
Daiwa Certate LT 2500S
Daiwa TD Black MQ 2500S
Daiwa Revelry MQ 2500S
Rods:
Millerod Bladefreak 732
Millerod Grubfreak 732
Millerod Twitchfreak 6101
Millerod Brawler 671
Yamaga Blue Current 711
All gear can be purchased from www.tacklewest.com.au

[@stevegray4012]

Great video, hats off to the camera man, brilliant close ups on the slippery dog. Keep up the good work.

[@kwillo89]

Cheers legend

[@BrettThompsonfishing]

This was a fantastic episode. Well done gentlemen. Quality fishing, quality footage and quality editing. Outstanding!

[@westhamcam2769]

Great video mate. Luke definitely needs to get you doing more of these

[@TheFinesseAngler]

Great vid mate! You should learn that treble removal trick with fishing line. Very easy and very effective.

[@Thommoed69]

But I've fished those creeks for about the last 20 years? hahahha Good job though. I agree, mildly frustrating, but to be honest I cant catch them all, so long as every one respects things why the heck not. The region needs tourism. Its pretty far away so typically most people wont make the journey to fish the river a lot.

[@user-ti8wu6cu9j]

Luke get young bacon/kingofcanning on here show Matt what a real bream looks like

[@EzraSwannellFishing]

As much as I love tacklewest, it’s mildly frustrating how they broadcast relatively small and pressured systems like the Blackwood. Not having a go at ya though, I can’t change it.

[@perthonabudget]

If they didn't have professionals netting the river, there would be far more fish in the blackwood for the average punter.

[@skeeta71]

​@@perthonabudget i live and fish there all the time and the fish population is booming not that i agree with netting but they normally are chasing mullet, the bream stocks are really healthy.

[@perthonabudget]

@skeeta71 the whiting are what the professional takes mainly and they are not booming in numbers from my experience. Our taxes pay for the seeding of tens of thousands of the bream upstream, so you would hope there would be some up there before they head down toward the estuary region.

[@skeeta71]

@@perthonabudget oh right i didn't realise it was whiting they were netting, as for the bream we catch 30 to 40 in a session easy with lots of young ones swimming around the shore. And yes we do catch and release all the bream we get.