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Top Salmon fishing we fished Almonta beach and landed a lot of Salmon the avage Fish was five and a harlf pounds up to nine pounds landed on hole pilchards on gang hooks. Regards. Laurie from Vic. Tight Lines.

Pipis were staple food on our table many years ago but nsw banned hunting them many years ago due to over collecting,now only anglers can get them for bait only and not allowed to be more than 50 meters from the high tide mark,bag limit of 50 now , from manly to Wollongong they were illegal to get but if you want them you gotta go to a dish shop or fish markets .

Leather jacket done on the BBQ first rate eating, very under rated fish, excellent episode as always.

Don't like seafood? Please contact the nearest hospital for evaluation

Hi sister, if you are staying at venus bay, i recommend a salmon session up behind the shacks at venus. There is a nice sheltered ledge there overlooking the entrance to the bay. We had heaps of salmon on a squid float type rig with pillies about a metre below the float. A very visual way of catching salmon. We also had dolphins surfing in the water below us, cheers , geoff

Great video. Love watching your videos

Looked like everyone had a great day fishing and some nice fat Mullet for tea well done . Those Pacific Gulls are pretty smart fish thieves that's for sure , it's a beautiful part of the world down that way and you'll find the Salmon next time .

As usual your videos are total winners, love catching mullet.

What pants do you guys use. I struggle to find waders that fit so think what you have could be an option if they make them big enough for a large lad like me.

Love your show… and the locations you visit 😊 But you need to measure your fish properly. Measure to the inner centre of the tail, not to the end of the tail.. That’s formal and professional way to measure 👍 … you’re stealing a few centimetres 😉

Hi fishing sister, is it far to walk from the carpark? We don’t have a 4 wheel drive.

Hi there guys, Damo the roofer here. Hows that lefthander at the start. Fully sic mate.

Nice But why can't you visit with out telling the world That's why these places are still unpopulated ATM Leave your foot prints only ????

Best salmon beach in Australia

Wow fishing sister that was great, flake at its very best, lovely video as always👌👍❤️

Have you tried PANKO crumbs instead of bread crumbs. Perfect for squid and fish.

What a great video, excellent fishing day loved watching you guys catching salmon.👌👍❤️

I find once a line tangles it keep tangling and you spend most the morning fixing, like Martin David at the first tangle when he caught the big one, some times you better of making a new rig. Great video guys well done loved watching you bring in salmon, so much fun, I love them smoked, looking forward to your next adventure.👌👍❤️

your brother is also a good fisherman,

your a great fishergirl linda,

Great video - just subbed!

O wow brings back fond memory's fishing with my Dad so long ago ,when we had a holiday house at Edithburg ,we fish all the coast and Buttlers when it was a just a sand track to the beach ,thanks for sharing and bring back a good time with my Dad, now past at 90 some 10 years ago :) Martin your a lucky man having some one that loves fishing with you sooo envious :)

🎣 Hi Linda and Martin, - In a video, I have seen an angler with his orange painted sinkers, hopefully to attract fish to his baited hook,! ... 🐠 I imagine another colour or combinations cud work too,! ... 🎣 🙂

Fishing Sister on the track down from the surfers stairs to the camp site (Back beach) theres a few driveways that lead to little breaks in the rocky shoreline that fish just as good without the sand dune climb. You can get Sweep off the cliff tops to your right .First beach goes off for Salmon too .After a big blow the sand on Back beach goes and gets very snaggy.

Great video! You guys definitely have beach fishing figured out. But like you said, the fish don't always play the game how they're supposed to! You still got a feed- well done!

Nice to see another video and I really like the way you explain your rig set up and the conditions on the day.

Wow what a beutifull spot, those Tommy’s looked perfect for smoking.

Fish and chips for breakfast love that .

that’s a really cute earrings!

loved your video , really love the both of you just doing ya thing :), was a good view of the beach and its workings , has chnaged from 45 + years ago when i was there , ,geat to see easy aaccess was not always that way , thanks for sharing your adventures ,would love to get back there one day soon health allowing , and the other salmon fishing beaches all around :)

So lucky I have never experienced this in all my year of fishing only keep what you can eat regards😊

They are lots of fun to catch, by the way that dream you walked around at the beginning of your video would have had quite a few razor shells too.and if your ever there again a good tip is use the local food like razor shells for whiting, if you have a rod with you.

Wow I have to say you picked an amazing day, where you are fishing on that beach is normally rough as guts, and it’s also where the best salmon can be caught.

Totally love this place, grew up as a kid fishing here on many amazing holidays, then in my first marriage I took my kids here all the time, now as adults they go there, and soon my son will be taking his child/ my grand son there, R.I.P beutiful miss butler such a lovely old dear.

Can you do this with frozen cockles

Love your vids, is winter time very cold in streaky bay as I am thinking to come over from Sydney for a week or 2 . What month would recommend please. Regards, Ken.

I see you put your rods strait in the rod holder, are these mullet hooking themselves?

lol "not happy Jan" is now part of Aussie lingo

Done that myself, on gang hooks real dead, stayed there for 2 days until the public holidays, took the doctor a good half hour before he managed to wrestle it out, with lots of nerve blocker.

You have no reason to fear sting rays, you don’t hurt them they won’t hurt you..

Wow love those mullet, very under rated fish, great eating as you know, as usual another great video.

Seen that many times while gar fishing, I recon it was a snook chasing the bait fish, absolutely love your videos, fantastic footage, go fishing sister.

Hi guys still enjoying your videos, we live in Adelaide and will be going to the Eyre Peninsular soon . Can we camp there at venus bay in our van where you caught the salmon. Just want a quiet place for a couple of days and some fishing. And we also take our rubbish with us. Cheers Steve and Deb .

Hi, I've noticed your size and reference chart that you were using, is that something you've personally made, looks very good and useful

None of us locals see your rigs as overkill. I see 35lb line and No.2 hooks as average normal basic size. Those who use braid use 50-80lb, which is fine for metals but no good for sinker fishing due to abrasion against the sans. The average for me is 50lb mono and big hooks - but I'm after the 10lb plus fish so there is that... I use breakaway sinkers, that way the spikes just fold away. Circle hooks were developed in the long line fisheries. Very good on the fish if you want to release them with minimal hurt. Those beaches are beautiful but very dangerous if taken lightly. Sharks patrol every gutter sooner or later. The big salmon are in close because the big predators are outside the surf line pushing them in... Great session, that last fish is what we generally go for off the beaches from Wanna all the way up to there and further, I don't think it matters where you go along that coast, always find the big ones eventually.

devastating losing that huuuuge squid. love the vid keep it up

Happy 1 year of Fishing Sister

people on the West Coast eat their salmon but you got to bleed the right away snap the neck and pull the head back .Commercial salmon fishermen used to cook them right away but they always coated them in Grayvox powder first then fry.Lot of Eyre Peninsula folks smoke them in home made smoke boxes which can be okay as well most ends up as cray bait though.Head on up to the wild west to Fowlers bay i remember about 20 years ago when i was a Tuna fisherman my boss came up with the idea of carting the sections of the tuna farms up to Folwers and assembling them on the beach rather than tow the whole farms at 2 or 3 knots from Lincoln by boat saving a weeks towing.The farms were 30 meters in diameter so as we built them the outer edge of the ring was that far from the beach as we launched them and in about 3 or 4 ft of water ....there were shark fins everywhere milling around the ring as there was heaps of Tommies etc congregating under them never seen so many bronzies in my life (except at Bollingbrook while live baiting one night) .There are Tommies (Tommy Ruffs /native herring ) up there as big as small salmon and are excellent eating cooked over the coals of a wood fire ( favorite west coast thing is fresh tommies on a slice of bread right off the wood grill NO fillets that's for wimps whole fish gutted and scaled pull the flesh off the bones with hands or a fork salt and pepper ...now that's good eating) the western end is where the salmon/tommies beach and bronzies are there is or was a jetty in front of the township can also fish from there and blue crabs as well.On the western end of the bay around from the township if you have a boat is a lump just under the surface of the water there is snapper by the bag there as well as a few other species.There is also a seal colony which is bad news up that way as it means white pointers i was on a boat that sunk there in the middle of the night in a gale while trying to get back to the tuna boat that was anchored a few miles from shore and almost drowned.... the guy who owned the kiosk told me the next day there had been a huge pointer cruising backward and forwards past the colony for weeks not good news as the boat that sunk was carrying a ton of frozen pilchards in 30 kg blocks so i was treading water in a blood and fish oil slick in the middle of the night while another tinny was searching for me .also further west around the point is where i believe they used to go after mulloway .cheers.

You can also collect them from a boat using razor fish tongs in over a meter of water to get some real honkers ( big ones) best to go on a day when there is little or no wind same as blue crab raking it makes it a lot easier to see them i have also crabbed and razor fished in the middle of a still moonless night by lamp light with great success .Recipe we used to use for pickling razor fish was 1 part seawater to 3 parts white vinegar add some salt and plenty of white pepper some also add pepper corns or raw onion or garlic or chili , taste your pickling brine and adjust to taste refrigerate right away and leave for a few days .The hearts will firm up and the brine should look milky white when you shake the jar.I used to eat all the razor fish then drink the pickling brine in the days after it is beautiful.We used to eat them raw as we were fishing for whiting LOL to me they are better than scallops and i never understood why no one tried to raise them from spat and put them in a commercial aquaculture farm .