Incredible Catch and Release Snapper fishing Westernport!!!

[@julianmurphy5208]

Thoroughly enjoy viewing your fishing adventures on Western Port Bay. I have been frequenting Phillip Island for over 20 years and always something to learn. Once again well done for promoting sensible and sustainable fishing.

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers for the feedback mate! Yes we do love a feed of fish, but we also do enjoy the sporting side of fishing and fishing for the future!

[@adamheller74]

Grate fishing boys awesome videos as usual 👍🏻

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers mate!! Tight lines! 🎣🎣

[@travelangler]

On the same day , I was on tortorise head bank chased ting , that was a shit session for me , I spoken to my mrs , we should have gone to coral , fish snapper at 8 m of water ( wax Carly what u have done ) , anyway , it is fishing ! Love this episode! Love catching and release ! Great job team

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers for the comment mate! That’s it mate, it’s all trial and error! November is our “Snapper Month” and we focus pretty hard on them!

[@adventurehungry]

I also catch and release fruits and veggies from my garden. I pick them and throw back under tree 😂

[@landarippafishing]

😂 classic comment 😆 you do make a good point, these fruits and veggies you throw back under the tree would make fantastic compost for your future fruit and veg! Just as these Snapper would do their breeding and create more Snapper for the future 😆

[@johnnyaroha4246]

You blokes got some nice snapper What boat you fellas in

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers mate! We are fishing out of a Streaker 585!

[@philipvassallo6795]

Why do you realese the fish ?

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers for the comment mate! This was filmed late in The season and we had a successful year with our fair share taken home for the table, it was great fun catching and releasing these iconic fish!

[@justintapner4976]

Seal or shark got a good feed with the first release 🤦‍♂️

[@landarippafishing]

Cheers for the comment mate! I tend to disagree, this fish did swim off slowly but went straight down head first and am confident the fish would have got its bearings, we were fishing in 6m of water, Snapper release extremely well in shallow water and these fish are tough as nails!