Westernport Snapper- unlocking the code

[@LawrenceKeats-u8l]

Great video, do you feel comfortable to mention any suggestions for any land based spots. Aware may not want to but thought worth asking.

[@fishinwithfergy]

Thanks. I don’t fish it sorry but Piers along the east side fish well after a big blow

[@LawrenceKeats-u8l]

@ Thank you for the prompt reply. I still managed to get some ideas from the video. See how I go.

[@alfarydml1508]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ChasingFish]

So much awesome information in this video 👌 learnt a lot about their movements over the different months, cant wait to get stuck into a few 😁

[@fishinwithfergy]

Glad you enjoyed

[@stephenfredrickson4722]

The salinity of the water is an important factor along with temperature.probably why snapper are caught early season near rivers,etc.p2 buoy, port Philip,Altona,Werribee River.

[@dylanobrien407]

Great video! Haven’t fished WPB yet going to give it a go this year exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks heaps

[@marlin123ish]

good vid mate. I've always fished ppb but never really fished for big snapper in wpb I have got a few as bycatch though. its very good information on their movements through the season. I'll give them a crack soon as we're out of prison I mean lockdown. cheers.

[@fishinwithfergy]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it

[@usanz94]

Great information and presentation. How do you burley in WPB with the tidal flows there?

[@fishinwithfergy]

Rarely burley mate and then only when tide almost dead as burley in current goes a long way from your boat and takes fish with it

[@samwoolnough1]

This is awesome. Thanks mate!!!

[@whitewhale-gq2kc]

This is fantastic! Do you shell hooks on the paternoster rig?? Not sure how this is done

[@fishinwithfergy]

If you look up My Facebook page under same name , tying rigs is in my videos. Thanks for watching

[@whitewhale-gq2kc]

@@fishinwithfergy will check that out. Thank you

[@unitedstone69]

Love your work mate

[@jarrodbrown7446]

Great video mate. Is there a particular tide that fishes better along the North Arm? (Ie. Large incomings, etc)

[@fishinwithfergy]

Varies day to day mate. Some days fish bite on outgoing, other days incoming. I prefer flood though

[@LawrenceKeats-u8l]

Great video, do you feel comfortable to mention any suggestions for any land based spots. Aware may not want to but thought worth asking.

[@fishinwithfergy]

Hey mate. Good comment. I rarely landbase so not much intel to share I’m sorry