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It is Greg, Had the jumper near on 20years and love it, so do the fish

Hi Sabrina, mczen@bigpond.com

Hi Sabrina , mczen@bigpond.com is the best contact

Thanks Wade, I'd never seen it thought it was worth a share

probably not one of ours. All the filleting done at the Cockburn Power Boat Club

Yeah Travis is the Scared Cat. Just ask Lyla!

At first thats what I thought too, I asked the person at the helm "was the boat in gear?" He said NO. The only way we knew he was alive was his eye watching us as we moved across the boat. After 4-5 mins he let go and swam away

​​​@@feverfishingaustralia5808t's good to hear that it eventually swam off! He does look a bit stuck between the prop and the motor housing, I imagine it would have had to have been out of gear for it to have been able to get such a bite on the prop like that! Otherwise it would have just made a mess of its mouth! Must have been an amazing experience for you! Thank you very much for your reply! All the very best!

@@mick20227 Yeah just let go Mick

you're telling me he didn't die from this?

what were yall fishing for

​​@@NOOBNOOB007why would it die?? The prop wasn't going

He ate a whole tuna. There was no line in the motor but when he got frustrated and saw the boat he thrashed and just attacked the prop. After he had a rest there for about 5 mins he swam back down to the depths. No harm done either way

@@feverfishingaustralia5808 lol what was he frustrated about? He just ate a whole tuna.

There was dome type of mother running at the back of the boat you can just about see the shark latches on then the noise stop so whatever he bit stopped it from working. Mabye he broke free eventually I don't know but that's what I see and heard

Yep, Australia but very out of character for a Bronzie, Ive never seen one do anything like that before.

I think that was the sound just before he films the shark

@@simplesolutions289 That sound is the motor lifting up so we can see the prop. When you are transporting the boat, the motor needs to be up so you don't strike the ground with the prop going down the road.

yeah I do. Normally 200lb premade with dacryon end tied with a cats paw to main line.

80lb main line either whiplash or power pro, 600lb nylon for the main rig. In the long run the rigs are better performing and cheaper. After I had lost a few sinkers and good fish to shop bought rigs I had to evolve, its worth it and good fun when you cant go fishing

exactly what happened! Luckily he just got sick of it and swam away. Thanks for watching

thought so, check out the oceanic FB group page

Thanks for watching. It's an Oceanic Fab 7.6m Ally.

Hey George, great question, I'll ask one of the experts and get back to you.

​@@feverfishingaustralia5808 Thank you very much for your attention.

Hey George, i couldn't get a scientific answer but I have noticed the the claws do tend to stay proportionate to the size of the body the bigger they get. I suppose the Marron would say that it's because the symmetry makes them better looking than the yabbies!

Hi Diego, I understand your sentiment, however we waste nothing of these fish. They feed our families for months. We always fish within the guidelines of government fishing regulations and support others to do the same. thanks for watching.

HI Lucien, sounds like the perfect double. Cod are great eating if they aren't too big and the octopus I love to pickle. Fish sustainably and thanks for watching

The Greyband fight really hard for the first 50m off the bottom. Thanks for watching

Fish sustainably and thanks for watching, Matt

Thanks mate, I'll let Dan know. The other guys and mself all run beastmasters which have a fight feature so it doesnt constantly burn out. Good advice

Hey Glen. i used to do it the old fashion way off scaling in the kitchen making a big mess. Now I put the fish or squid into a good quality scaling bag for about 10 minutes whilst heading back to shore. no scales or ink left by the time im in, and my wife isnt cranky with the mess in the kitchen. win win. I do fillet the whiting but leave the skin on.

Hi Halbert, you could be right. It definitely was the right size but normally bonito have vertical stripes. I'll look into it, cheers

Hey Merdel, Ive had this one for only a few months. Prior I had a half cab 6.7 fibreglass. Very different boats but this is really good. I didnt deal with Oceanic but all reports Ive heard have been good. There has been some extra bracing done post build, not sure of the story behind it but I think its because its a full hard top . In short I love it. 2 things I would have done better, firstly built in more storage in all available space including front cab seats. 2nd is put the fridge on rollers caming out of the side facing seat rather than under the seat it self. Thanks for watching...might see you in your new boat soon.

Thanks for watching

Awesome thank you for watching.

Hey Nic, On the new boat is a 2kw LF and a 1kw HF with a furuno 295. running charts through a HDS12 Lowrance. still getting use to it. previous had a 1kw through hull B175 into a Garmin.

@@feverfishingaustralia5808 ok thank you

Cheers Matt, Your absolutely right. First one we have ever caught...yes good eating too. Thnks for watching

Thanks 👍

Hi Sierra, between 250-300m normally

Hey Florin, I use a 6.5m fibreglass stejcraft. its small for really wide but we pick our days. thanks for watching

Thanks for the visit

Nice video dad