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@@紂王-l6r I think used chesse in that one but have used pumpkin and rock melon many times for good success. You can use anything really

Thanks mate. I think this was the start of the year. It's worth a try see if can get anything, should be some fish around atleast. It feels like forever since i've been out there

I didn't think you were allowed power watercrafts on wivenhoe? I was going to take my jetski there one day to drop some pots in but was told it can only be paddle or wind.

@@MrJmcgaw87 yes you can have 4 strokes and etecs but limlited to 6 knots. I don't think jetskis are aloud at all but best to look it up on website.

@@fishingwithspenccespence1064 yeah that was at Mundubbera. They everywhere is water i reckon

Yeah this was at the end of last year, i went out in april i think and think only got the 1 or 2 as well. I'm sure they're in there but need a bit of luck at times to find them i think. Is such a big body of water

A freshwater crayfish

The bloke the walks around the work yard with zero sense or sensibility, the infamous Yard Yabbie

Nah have been aloud 4 strokes on there for years. Is only 6 knots but

Hi mate, really depends where you want to go. Single or duel axle would depend on weight of boat. The last few years we have taken a 3.75m boat with 15hp on and a quad bike. We've found this a lot easier to get into some more shallow river areas and can launch boat with quad bike. But this setup is also very limited when comes to weather and trying to get to some reef ground. But much easier and lighter to tow around also. You'll never have the pefect setup to do everything really well unfortuntly.

Yep he really enjoyed it. First time he had been prawning too.

Cheers mate, was a very good day out

Was reallt good day, even better as oldman had never been prawning before.

Was great day and even better as oldman had never been prawning before. I'm prob bit more keen on the prawns i think

Cheers, was good fun

Hi mate, nah not cherabin. Redclaw are in the area but, any freshwater dam/river is a chance at getting some.

Could do, i'm sure they're would be crabs there. Atleast would be able to half keep a eye on them.

@@Lure_Loser I put a few in halfway down the Logan last week overnight and potted 9 no keepers unfortunately

Agh bugger. I haven't been out for about a month but would think they will start slowing down soon

Cheers mate

That was last season about this time i think. I only been out once so far this year, but i sure they be around lamb there by now.

Yeah prawning is good fun, hard work at times but worth it

Cheers mate

Yeah thats a good idea, be better with crab pots so don't float off so much in the current.

Yeah used lucene before when at wifies family farm, it works. Yep sure did, steve D pots works well. Got 4x3 entry ones. Got a good huel a couple weeks ago and have now been trying all over the dam looking for new areas with them. The vides from them won't be made for months yet but as it takes a few weeks to make each video at best. And have a back log of footage still from 12 momths ago.

your spot on about that mesh color.

@@Lure_Loser well this summer is done got a few but lost a few pots.looking at a new pot bottle neck and hr glass shape see how that goes next season.

Just looked it up, looks like a big event.

That was at Wivenhoe Dam

Hi again love your show . Have to ask , do you use plane or strong cheese?

@@dennisflemming826 hey mate whatever is cheapest. Normally buy a 1kg block and get a few trips out of it

Yeah mongrol things

Only half hooked it up so far. Done the hard part running transducer back down the electric. Haven't needed front one again yet so haven't been in to much of a hurry

Yeah mate, is a catcher. Goes good with 50hp merc, do have a hydrofoil on it but doesn't really need it. WOT gets just over 50km/h, comfortable speed is 45km/h. Cheap on fuel and last time got it check was 600hrs on it no dramas, just normal servicing.

@@Lure_Loser sweet mate cheers might go see brissy marine next week 👍👍

Mine prob has 700-800hrs now at a guess as was a few years ago when asked to check. I think you can't go wrong with ether a yamaha or merc, just make sure they try match the prop as best as they can.

@@Lure_Loser sweet cheers mate

I actully put some mangos in pots yesterday, see if put them in right spot. Will go check them tomorrow since will be finshing at work to late today

@@Lure_Loser add capsicum a fair bit of it I bet it will go fast. It would have to be one of the best to date try straight cheaper if ya grow you own.

I'll have a look next time out there. The ones i've picked up before weren't too big, but have never gone out of my way looking

Yeah sooties are good fun, have caught a few when lived up NQ

@@Lure_Loser with these softies all six can be used on resin or standard jigs. Best trout lure as well fish anywere 30 pound assists hooks a must no sounder needed wing it just cast and sink hold onto ya tits. It's counter part is fujin spider imakatsu. Fish anywhere open water on bass lethal.

PURE TNT ALL 40MM OF THEM. DON'T GET SCARED NOW. LOL WE HAVE NOT EVEN SCRATCHED THE SURFACE.

Haha i'll start to run out of money soon

@@Lure_LoserFUCK MATE BEAT YA THERE GOT A FEW COUNT DOWNS FOR GRUNTER SALT THAT IS AND BASS. 300.00 FOR A UE MEGA BOOM AND 100.00 FOR A FEW BRAWLER BAITS AND GLASS MONKEY LURES MUNROES 3INS BOOT TAILS AND THEY HAVE A NEW LIGHT PURPLE OUT AS WELL COULD BE A UV.

Yeah love it up there, we go every year in september. Done very well on jacks and barra this year as water was warming up fast when got there so they were fired up. I lived in townsville for a while and do miss being able to have a sickie and go up to the Hinchinbrook for a fish. Bit of a drive now but

@@Lure_Loser just the other side of crystal creek between Townsville and Ingham there are some sick camping spots along the river.

@@matthewharris-davies8368 yep we stopped there on way up and back this time on way to cape. I used to go to those areas quite a bit when was up that way, could usually jag a jack or barra for a feed. Bit different to down here, just come back from jumpinpin and couldn't even find a legal crab.

No just has to be 4 stroke or a two stroke like etec. Is 6 knots everywhere, but that keeps the place pretty quiet.

Nah i haven't heard of them before. Will look them up, they do love jigs

@@Lure_Loser All different weights you will never look back tight lines.

@@Lure_Loser Check out creepers out as well in 95mm green gold and orange made by noeby here is a fish secret get 308 projectile 180 grain cut 8mm from end use as jig head I use assist 6 size for 95mm in this lure you will be up to ya tits in fish lol. ENJOY. THAT COPPER FINISH IS A WINNER.

Give it a crack hold on tight 😂

@@Lure_Loser NOTE AS WELL WITH 308 PROJECTILES IF CUT 15MM FROM END A GLASS RATTLE CAN BE FITTED INTO JIG HEAD NOW THAT IN IT'S SELF IS A GAME CHANGER AND RUN 50 POUND DACRON ANY HOOK CAN BE USED AS WELL MUSTARD 3/0DUBBLE BARB ON SHANK OF HOOK IS SPOT ON.

Might be still a good spot, is about 20ft over the banks there now

@@Lure_Loser Is the water still filthy?

Not too bad, went 2 weeks ago and got a few bass and good amount of redclaw. Was right up the top of dam, but found some

Is good when something works out, doesn't happen very often

Cheers mate. Nah they just play up, that footage was from ages ago and the gopros still bug out and freeze at times. Went out a few weeks ago and one of them wasn't happy again, they are both hero 8's.

Well done. Good to see there still up there after all the rain we had in last 12 months

Nah, your allowed 4 strokes and injected 2 strokes like etecs on there. It is only 6 knots for the whole dam but

Cheers. I think it might be hard work out there after the floods early in the year. Was out there a month ago and was still dead catfish poping up. Hope you have more luck then me then i did.

Cheers, it maybe hard work out there now after the floods. Was out there a month ago and had no luck and the water still looked horible. Wasn't even any birds around and only found one area with some bait flicking.

Not really sure in that vid but normally use about 6lb main and 8lb leader. There isn't the snags at wivenhoe so can go even lighter if wanted i reckon. But is some big fish in there when can find them.

@@Lure_Loser thankyou, I really appreciate it

Interesting, i never knew that

@@Lure_Loser Yes. Your Australian Red Claw is very popular. Similarly the North American; Signal Crayfish, and now Louisiana Red Swamp Crayfish has been transplanted into Taiwan, Japan and all over Europe and even into Africa.

@@MrHrKaidoOjamaaVKJV can see why, they taste nice

Yeah it is a tough place to get them sometimes. You be doing nothing wrong, I think that the catfish eat most of them so the numbers are nowhere as big compared to somerset etc. I have found good patches before but took a few trips putting pots in different areas to find them.

I thought on that trip out being left over night would have hit the mother load but didn't happen. Just have to keep trying, for me it's not to far away which is why go there fairly often. Able to sneak out after work sometimes.

I have found yellow bellie full of small red claw

Google reckons wivenhoe is 2700 acres and somerset is 10700 acres. Don't think the wivenhoe size is right but, has to be a lot bigger then that, the bottem half of the dam would be twice that size easy.

Yeah love it up that way. We used to go to Jannie creek on west coast and had to drop tyres down to 12psi or so. It can get so soft in some places.

@@Lure_Loser Ok yes I camped at Janie for 6 weeks few years ago great spot towed my 5m tinny in there no worries, but holy cow Midges I prefer Penny been going there for 25 years, be going again soon if it opens this year, towed my 5m tinny in there for nearly 10 years

Yeah that whole area is our favourite. Fingers crossed it will be opened again