Tailor on Lures: 101 Beginners Guide Estuary and Beach Fishing

[@rangaroo6385]

Yours is the best, most calming and most informative and well presented fishing video on youtube. Really appreciate your effort

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks mate ! Appreciate the kind words

[@Spence743]

Mate, just saw this on Facebook. I watch a LOT of fishing videos filmed around Perth and this is one of the best videos I’ve seen. I’m not a beginner fisherman but I love how you show all aspects of what you need to know like lures, rods, line/braid, tides, swell, weather ect. Subscribed and look forward to more. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks mate! Appreciate the kind words

[@russellgallagher7839]

Really informative vid. What lures people use is always interesting. Looking forward to more .

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks Russel 👍👍

[@jamesmould235]

Thanks for the bit about using which knot to tie the braid to the leader... will give the double uni knot a go. 👍 Very informative little video you've made there mate I've watched it a few times 🐟 Cheers

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks James! I tie the double uni a lot! I generally tie a fg knot at home and then use a double uni when out and need to change leader as easy and quick. Also double uni with long leaders and light lines can also be a little easier on the guides

[@animalspirit77]

Great Tips. thanks, MAte.

[@quadsquadsone762]

Cheers buddy. I been looking for this video coz for some reason I just can’t catch tailer. I’m From Perth so this is pretty helpful. Cheers. Just got yourself a new subscriber.

[@DangasTackleTips]

Cheers mate!

[@quadsquadsone762]

@@DangasTackleTips thank you dude

[@barra7161]

Ah Danga you need to dangle a few of your spots mate to keep us a bit more on your side, the central coast is a long way away!

[@DangasTackleTips]

Haha bitvhard to travel there now. there was also swan river city area and all from perth metro beaches 👍👍

[@wp1769]

Amazing video, very informative

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks mate much appreciated! I made this a few years ago. I have some more updated tailor videos on my channel now if your looking for some similar content 👍👍👍

[@wp1769]

Thanks mate, im currently in the market for a 'heavier' tailor lure rod and found this video very helpful. I used to own a Shimano Squidgy surf 10ft, from memory it was a 5-10kg and could handle the big Ritcher Chisels and large Halco Twisty's very well when needed, and was and excellent rod to use during the salmon run. Saddly I sold the rod last year and am now regretting it. I'm currently looking at the Maikuro 4-7kg surf which looks the part. Ill check out your other videos mate, I really enjoy them, I'm not far either, just down in Bunbury here. Thank you mate.

[@DangasTackleTips]

@wp1769 I have used the maikuro II mate, I think It's a great rod for that bracket mate

[@wp1769]

@@DangasTackleTips Awesome, thanks mate

[@DangasTackleTips]

@wp1769 no problems mate! My old man has one and borrow it a it a lot! If you buying online avoid getting the travel version

[@luked8712]

I'm on holiday in Perth over Xmas. Bringing some light gear over for lure fishing from the beach so your advice has been amazing. Any tips or fishing buddies welcome. 😂

[@DangasTackleTips]

Hey mate hope the holiday goes well! My key advice for this time of year is that the river is firing ansd a good option if the wind is up on the beach. You can always find a bend in the river where the wind is bareable. Otherwise beautiful beach fishing first light 🤙

[@luked8712]

@@DangasTackleTips yeah my plan is to get out at sunrise for a couple of hours on the beach before the family wake up.

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@luked8712 what area are you staying?

[@luked8712]

@@DangasTackleTips Scarborough

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@luked8712 👍👍 can find s few gutters there and trigg island up the road

[@jpatane17]

Great Video. Thanks for the tips

[@DangasTackleTips]

Cheers mate👍

[@davidmason510]

Great videos as always mate. Could you do one to help me find a good gutter to fish?

[@DangasTackleTips]

Sure mate good udea, will try and get some footage for spotting gutters👍

[@timatkinson1698]

Goood channel mate keep it up!!

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks Tim!!

[@maitrilee4495]

Hey Danga, thinking about heading for a flick this weekend for tailor but do you reckon the low swell will still be productive? Says 1.3m Sat morning coastally for Perth

[@DangasTackleTips]

@maitrilee4495 that will be fine mate, if too glassy just use smaller lures or look out for bait mate. 1.3 will still be good around reef mate

[@stasyaksa1411]

Thanks Mate!

[@oliandem8478]

can you effectively use soft plastics in the same way as hardbodys in the river? as in a medium-fast retrieve over drop offs etc

[@DangasTackleTips]

Pretty much mate, you can use flick baits across the top, paddle tails in medium/ fast and can bump up the jig head weight for longer casts 👍👍

[@TheFishingScotsman]

Hey mate love your Content and started fishing the swan last summer and also just not long got a kayak. When changing out Trebles what type of single hook are you using?

[@DangasTackleTips]

Thanks mate! I use mustard kaiju or bkk singles mate. Size 1/0 for smaller and up to size 3/0 on my larger tailor lures or big metals mate 👍👍👍

[@DangasTackleTips]

For smaller lures in the river size 1 will be fine too 👍

[@TheFishingScotsman]

@@DangasTackleTips thanks bro much appreciated

[@xccude]

You reckon the halco would attract other species such as salmon and others by the beach? We're going down south to Dunsborough and wanting to catch some good fish.

[@DangasTackleTips]

Yeah mate halco twisty is great for salmon of the beach mate

[@xccude]

@@DangasTackleTips do winter/summer or any seasons affect the catch rate for lures?

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@xccude yeah mate, river gets more difficult over the winter with drop in temp and fresh water from the rain. However, bigger tailor tend to come in winter. Less numbers but bigger size with 60-70cm. For the salmon run will start to wind down into winter. Winter lures like plugs work a bit better

[@xccude]

@@DangasTackleTips you reckon bait is a good alternative for winter as well? Bait is pretty expensive and can get messy which is why I am keen to start lure but it's going into winter now.

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@xccude bait will always be effective, but I like to fish after and before work so using lures you don't have to deal with the smell and can get to spots down the beach without carrying a heap of gear

[@danieltodd22]

Looks like you had a few interested spectators

[@DangasTackleTips]

One actually bit me and the fish out of my hand. Unfortunately I had the camera turned off😆

[@nicoloscarpa9683]

What lures?

[@adamimberti6948]

Old video i know but would a 9 foot 8-15 pound Samaki Zing be a good for spinning for tailor from Perth beaches or should i go for something heavier?

[@DangasTackleTips]

That will be perfect mate, i asume that would be rated around the 30-40gram lure weight which would be a perfect rod for stickbaits too

[@adamimberti6948]

@@DangasTackleTips Cheers for that. Really enjoying your content and appreciate the guidance.

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@adamimberti6948 thanks mate! Any time happy to help👍👍

[@confusedalien4002]

Pelicans always seem to know when the tailor are biting and hang around looking for a free feed.

[@guseva1]

With the Surecatch Knight metal lure would you ever on occasion have the need for the 60 gm ?

[@DangasTackleTips]

I havent used it much before, would be in the heavier end of the rods i use, but if you have a 12 foot rod and want distance probs a good option. Most of my rods are 10 foot or under

[@guseva1]

@@DangasTackleTips Thanks for the reply mate. Trigg will be my go to place most of the time so I thought a 60 gm might come in handy at times

[@abipom4202]

Which kind lures u use pls Tnks Pompeii

[@DangasTackleTips]

Lately I am using ritcher plugs, halco twisty and zipbaits

[@danielkrealestate]

I fish Burns Beach to Two Rocks ... I’m yet to catch a tailor on a lure :(

[@stasyaksa1411]

Fish is biting twice a day. Before you come on the beach and after leaving the beach.

[@liangevan4007]

What’s s3 system means ?

[@DangasTackleTips]

Might have said estuary system mate

[@BasicFishingNZ]

lol omg must have been scary wen the pelicans started to surround you. so annoying wen the birds get in the way of fishing especially live baiting....

[@DangasTackleTips]

Yeah the pelicans can get a bit too friendly, they start swapping you as soon as they see your rod bent

[@musochill6292]

What estuary is that?

[@DangasTackleTips]

The Estuary fishing section is from the central coast and also Swan River WA

[@sungsoolee2595]

Maybe point walter

[@DangasTackleTips]

@@sungsoolee2595 bit further downstream. Pointwalter is a great spot for tailor too 👍👍

[@riskytrickshots3373]

Where is this ??

[@DangasTackleTips]

Its from central swan river, perth metro beaches and central coast nsw

[@riskytrickshots3373]

@@DangasTackleTips cheers

[@extra7219]

Haha bloody pelicans

[@DangasTackleTips]

They are bloody pests at times

[@easemailboxes]

You should sack those paid extras.

[@gqwarrior6694]

Sorry bud, you lost me at the must have a graphite rod & must have a bigger lure for bigger fish. It just isn't true at all.

[@DangasTackleTips]

I stand by that a graphite rod for Lure Fishing is superior, of course not the best for bait. My graphite rods for light weight and casting distance all day. As for lure size, definitely debatable for sure. What type of rod do you Like to use for lures on tailor?