Targeting FISH species with NATURAL bait | ASFN Rock & Surf

[@BasicFishingNZ]

using those clams from the beach (especially your own caught clams) is no doubt one of my favourite ways on surf fishing plus catches so many good fish as well.

[@rademeyerfishingoutdoors4992]

absolutely- such a versatile bait!

[@darryng]

Nicely edited video! Well done guys, keep it up.

[@riteshrampersad5200]

Another great video guys. Thanks for the awesome content.

[@gerhardstrydom5249]

With such awesome content and tutorials etc, I fail to understand that ASFN do not have many more susbscribers🤔

[@Sunny45553]

I noticed you guys never use crabs 🦀 or cut baits for shore fishing bait ,

[@rademeyerfishingoutdoors4992]

we do in certain areas, with great success!

[@alfredstrydom7834]

Stop It - I must watch every video about 10 times - Or at least until the better halve comments "have you not watched it enough". Two Questions please. 1. Andre can you please share the details of the rod you used? I only got the I-Feather ultra light, search came up empty handed. 2. Maybe not appropriate for the fishing you did this round as it was more lighter tackle and close to shore fishing. When targeting bigger fish in rougher waters you use spinning (Grinder) reels and not multiplier in a lot of your fishing? I was under the impression Multiplier cast further, carry more line and has a better fight with drag? I was looking at getting a Daiwa Saltist or Penn Squall to match up with my Saltist 12.6 but will eagerly await your comments before deciding. Keep up the great work!

[@TheASFN]

Morning Alfred, firstly thank you for watching! The rod was the 14ft WAFT Iron Feather Ultra Light (Multiplier rod I used with spinning reel) Definitely also look at the NEW Daiwa BG MQ, I use the 14 000 on that rod. The Diawa Saltist MQ will arrive in the near future as well. Hope it helps!

[@joshuapercy4754]

Awsome session that's just the beauty of it🎣🎣🎣 and more fishing great video super aditing on that video nice👍👍🤘

[@Yamesy]

14:17 I would have to disagree with you. Red-bait is one of the worst smelling things to exist. Maybe I'm biased... because I had a very fermented redbait explode when I opened it and the juices got into my throat.

[@benico341]

I fully agree with you mate 😂the smell never goes away either but when it’s very fresh of the rocks there’s little to no smell to be fair

[@renaldojacobs3252]

Hey 👋

[@Begapezulu]

Vetties 🤙

[@rufusbock6676]

Nice video.