How You Find Quality FREE Bait in Lakes and Rivers! Estuary Fishing 🐟

Self Sufficient Fishing! In this video, Roger will show you how to find multiple baits in Lakes, Rivers and Estuaries.
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00:00 INTRO
01:15 SHRIMP
07:03 OYSTERS
10:14 CRABS
12:00 OCTOPUS
16:14 COCKLES
18:13 SQUIRT/CASE WORMS

[@RogerOsborneFishing]

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[@mitchmcbride6053]

Absolutely fantastic mate question @RogerOsborneFishing are there any fish that eat seaweed or estuary weed

[@wps1150]

Never stop, all of your info will be watched for decades. No one else actually shows people this small details. I am sick of dudes in big boats just putting on techno music showing off reeling in fish with no tips and tricks.

[@mitchmcbride6053]

I couldn’t agree more tje cintent is amazing excellent old school techniques I’ve used so many of his tips alwaus works

[@samuellemoyne4791]

Alot of fishing wankers out here

[@markumbers5362]

Used to fish with shrimp using a wine cork for a float. Ludrick really loved them. Same with squirt worms.

[@mattallen664]

Thanks for the help I've started my south coast travelling/ car living, homeless Was given a rod so I will be definitely needing free bait 👍👍👍 legend From jervis bay nsw

[@RogerOsborneFishing]

Glad I could help

[@mattyboy.1]

i love how he shows us not just tells us 👍👍

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Awesome video Roger! Green nippers or clickers are another bait that is gathered in the weed beds or by turning over rocks in the estuary. I have heard of a technique to get black crabs and that is to jam an ice cream container or small bucket in amongst the rocks on places like a break wall and cable tie a small piece of mullet into the bottom - crabs find it and fall in and can't get out , i have heard of a few that use this system to get sand crabs on the beach also. Oysters? well one for the fish three for me🤤🤤🤤

[@KenRobinsonCoach]

Roger, I have done your course and love the membership, and I want to thank you for your teaching in the membership. You have a great group of guys in the group. Thanks for another great video.

[@dannz1]

Been watching your content Roger. Awesome mate. Thankyou!. I'm hooked.

[@samuellemoyne4791]

Thanks Roger,these tips are gold!

[@ChangLiuPhotography]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@RogerOsborneFishing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Nardinator2340]

Hi Rodger love the videos keep it up❤❤❤

[@BasicFishingNZ]

one of my favourite free bait to find is pipis. i just seemed to have the best luck wen using them as bait. landed so many good fish and its usually the target species too

[@Mark-ew5jm]

Awesome video with some great tips Roger.

[@lwt02]

Another fantastic video Roger. Thanks.

[@JP-cq7ud]

Nice one Roger!

[@Dave30867]

Some good tips there Rodger 🙂👍

[@mickme8914]

Great video.

[@ricoranos1957]

Love this vlog...

[@spaideman7850]

great info

[@robfur]

Another great video, but the octopus trap should be a bit of a no no in my books .. it's to easy for the birds to get caught in the line that has been left out , and your tin comming off couldn't be good for waterways , keep up the great videos you have got a like and subscribe off me 👍

[@caroljames3853]

Excellent

[@justinstark3504]

Take a 2L plastic bottle make holes around the bottom and side middle,cut top and invert in bottle, tuy with some rope and toss some dog chunks,cat chunks ,bread and toss in the river next morning Enjoy the fishing .

[@thedon9670]

Brilliant!

[@dalelatter1103]

You have asked for tips so here goes. Instead of dragging a small net through the strap weed get a couple of the small folding traps. The 10 inch square ones with fine mesh are great. I just bait them with pilchards or chook pellets. You should get about 50 to 100 shrimp per hour.

[@ZeffAU]

Just check your local rules on this one .. in qld we're not allowed to use fine mesh or bait pots in tidal waters

[@dalelatter1103]

@@ZeffAU I had a look at qld regs and I can't find where it states you can't use fine mesh traps. Can you point me in the right direction please?

[@ZeffAU]

@@dalelatter1103 oooh this is so interesting, it used to very explicitly say it.. What I did find is under Funnel and Round traps on www.qld.gov.au/recreation/activities/boating-fishing/rec-fishing/rules/equipment "Funnel and round traps with a maximum rigid opening size of 10cm can only be used in fresh waters west of a line following..." though there's not a listed minimum mesh size on the other trap types anymore. Someone is saying the absence of round and funnel traps in the tidal section indicates they're not allowed however they're not specifically excluded in the exclusion at top anymore. I might actually need to call fisheries about this one

[@codasinmurry]

Good stuff The bag limits on oysters in NSW is 20

[@fatmanwookie5180]

20 in the shell unlimited internet stomach 😅

[@aussiebornandbred]

The hole you drilled in the tin (for octopus )more than likely had a sharp edge, which cut your line???

[@tzgzz9245]

in NSW, if im not mistaken, there are rules against filleting a fish before you leave the beach? not sure if the rule is enforced...

[@ar678b6]

Roger, is the creamy liquid that the case worm quirted on to your hand called jism?

[@user-xf8dm9ub7d]

Sir. Is scardeye fish is good for bait

[@allerina]

Would love to see a video of how to put a crab on a hook for bait

[@thedon9670]

I was wondering this too. Surprised he didn't mention it considering its not your usual bait.

[@darrenpagett4456]

What river are you in Roger thanks Darren.

[@RogerOsborneFishing]

Burrill Lake NSW

[@brettellis1837]

Pay to check zones . watch what fresh waters your in. one could get chewed. any rock near salt watch were ya fingers go blue ringed puss could be there. dams creeks rivers in croc country do not swim watch were ya camp. best of luck.

[@thedon9670]

I just don't like buying bait. It seems wrong to me to buy fish to catch fish. I can't do it. Much prefer to catch bait.

[@adam3695]

😻 'promosm'