How to catch Snapper and Flathead fishing the Brisbane River - ZMan 4" Finesse ShadZ soft plastics.

[@dee8263]

Josh is a killer fisherman. Good stuff

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Cheers @dee8263, Josh can definitely get them to eat, is a super keen, knowledgeable angler and a good bloke. Stay tuned for more adventures with Josh in the future. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

[@davidlowe1975]

Love all your tips and advice! Zman is by far the best soft plastics on the market 👍🏻 Keep them coming!🎣

[@tackletacticstv7687]

@davidlowe1975, thanks for the kind words, a good motivator for us to keep them coming ;) Stoked you're a fan of the ZMan gear, stay tuned for some exciting new plastics dropping soon. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

[@barrytribe2097]

Great video thanks

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Thanks @barrytribe2097, glad you enjoyed the vid and all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

[@ismailergin6952]

I love lrf❤

[@peterclose1530]

Who sells the finese Shad’s, thanks.

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Hey @peterclose1530, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The Finesse ShadZ are a new addition and finding their way out to stores. I see that that stores that have a major online presence have stock, so a Google search will bring up a few online options, however you can also order them directly from your local ZMan stockist using the codes on our website. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

[@andrewlangton6570]

Hey Justin the gloves where do you get them few skin cancers on hand from kayaking /fishing for many years black mamba love my set of rods itx reels 😊

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Hey @andrewlangton6570, Good to hear your ITX / Black Mamba combos are doing the job, love them! I have run a bunch of different gloves over the years and they definitely help when it comes to the sun. I have found that a snug fit is important, so that you don't even notice you're wearing them when fishing. The pair in this video is from Sun2Sea UV Protection. Cheers, Justin

[@davidraguse2106]

Why 1/4 oz? You said you were only fishing in a couple meters... I thought 1/8 or 1/6 would have been more suited?

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Hey @davidraguse2106, You could definitely fish a 1/8oz or 1/6oz, especially if the fish were finicky and you wanted a slower fall. Sometimes we will up the jighead weight to handle varying conditions such as tidal flow or making a longer cast in windy conditions. Also if we have a short window of time to fish an area and the fish are active, a heavier jighead allows us to fish faster and cover more water. Adjusting jighead weight can be one element of 'cracking a pattern' and getting a consistent bite. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

[@aydinatesli4733]

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