How To Catch Coral Trout On Lures in 1770

If you haven’t already grabbed a copy of “3 Days In 1770” then here’s a free sample of some of the action you can expect to see. Learn how to catch coral trout on soft plastics, vibes and sinking sticks. Head to www.soloangler.com/shop/ and for just $10 you get 40mins of quality action from the shallow reefs of the great barrier reef off the town of 1770 in Queensland Australia.
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GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO
Daiwa Saltist LTD 4000 Reel
Daiwa Saltist X PE 2-3 6ft rod
Daiwa Saltist Demon Blood PE2-3 6ft rod
Daiwa J-braid 30lb

[@matthewkeim6840]

Awesome video mate, things you dream of, 👌

[@DrMad-qe3pr]

Nice catch mate 👍🏻

[@addo1339]

Awesome video mate. Keep em coming. I’m definitely getting this one and your Noosa one.

[@SoloAngler]

Thanks Addo. Join the Solo Angler Facebook page for all posts and future vids. There's more coming.

[@tightlines7549]

Hi mate Just catching up on your vids Still great I see your fan base is getting a lot bigger Like I said when you started you do really professional vids Keep up the great work Tight lines🐟

[@SoloAngler]

Cheers and thanks for the feedback

[@markhill566]

Fantastic video, mate. What is your recommendation for size vibes per depth, cheers mate😃👍🏼🎣

[@SoloAngler]

I prefer the 95mm and 110mm. They both work up to 60-80m depth depending on current

[@markhill566]

Cheers mate, that’s awesome. Keep up the great Vids😃🎣

[@whitefrank1310]

1770 always 60M 、so light lures how long time down?

[@Thommoed69]

Mate sick video, would love to know what rod and reel and line you are using for the inshore Reef stuff :)

[@SoloAngler]

Daiwa Saltist LTD 4000 reel with 30lb braid and 50lb fluro leader. Rod is a Daiwa Demon Blood PE 2-3.

[@daniellivino9530]

@@SoloAngler hi mate, do u use a swivel between your braid and leader?

[@brettnosworthy3086]

Did u stay out there for 3 days and sleep on the boat?. What reefs did u fish

[@SoloAngler]

No, I stayed at the Captain Cook Holiday Inn and went out each day

[@brettnosworthy3086]

That’s a long way out everyday like 70 km each way ?

[@SoloAngler]

@@brettnosworthy3086 Around 60km's. The middle day wasn't that far, just the middle grounds

[@broady_b.23]

Good action on that rod mate, what is it?

[@SoloAngler]

Its a Daiwa Saltist Demon Blood PE2-3 6ft one piece. Absolute weapon of a rod.

[@traceysimon3271]

13k views 0 dislikes we'll deserved respect

[@ebsfishing7701]

18000 and 1 dislike what jerk was that

[@nellakharisma3412]

Mantap bos,jangan lupa bahagia salam satu hobi dari indonesia

[@marshallrohan9785]

what leader ?

[@SoloAngler]

80lb Daiwa mate.

[@plantproteineu6721]

Hey mate, I've noticed that in Australia people always reel with the right hand for some reason. Unless you are left handed that is in my humble opinion not the right way. If you are right handed, you can change the reel handle to the other side very easily. You will be able to fish much better this way, particularly when lure fishing. Try it out and see the difference.

[@baydonsgreenthumb6174]

Plant Protein EU I think we know how to change the handle around we just aren’t back to front like the yanks

[@SoloAngler]

Each to their own. I prefer to fish with my left hand which allows my right hand to be free to do other things like move cameras, steer the wheel, gaff and net a fish. It also helps stimulate both sides of the brain and exercise both arms.