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miss so many fish with circle hooks so j hooks for me

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I love your video! I'm new to fishing and this helps me what to expect. Usually I cast it very far to get a fish but now I know that just fishing near the bank would work.

Great video Wayne, really good info.

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It’s happened to all of us!

Take up chess mate!

Hey Wayne, why does my burley not work. I use pre mixed pollard burley, it doesn’t seem to work. However your burley seems to work, any tips for pollard burley. Also what bait were you using.

Looks like a slow learner to me😂

I tried there multiple days last monyh with corn, bread, powerbait. Didn’t even manage to proper bites let alone hooking a fish. Am I doing something wrong or extremely unlucky!

I'm an enthusiastic angler here in northern Germany since 1988 and during my angling life I've lost a few rods this way as well. By now I've upgraded all of my rods, that are being used with sinker set-ups, with baitrunner reels , so nothing like this would ever happen again(unless one forgets to engage the free spool). But if one does not have the chance or the means to get new bairunner reels, one can also remain using these ordinary spinning reels employing the following two fishing hacks: For one of these methods it would be essential to use TWO of such "Y" rod rests as seen here in the video, so that the rod would come to rest about parallel to the water's surface. Now it requires a bite indicator called a "monkey climber" , which basically consists of a 40-50cm long metal rod of about 4 millimetres diameter and one pointy end to be poked into the soil somewhere below the reel and handle portion of the resting rod, preferably under a slight angle pointing towards the rear with the blunt , upper end coming to sit straight below the spool. The indicator itsself consists of a piece of plastic tubing like 12 to 16 millimetres in diameter and about 4 to 6cms in length and ha a saw cut under about 30° leading from just below one end downward to leave about 1/4 to 1/3 of the tubing's circumferrence standing, the cut must be cleaned of any plastic chips and the tubing should be of a bright, visible color, a length of colorful tape might help , but leave the saw slot clear. All of this can be easily homemade, I prefer aluminium rods for less weight during transport. Now, after having cast out the sinker rig and having laid the rod down on the two "Y"-rests , one must straighten the line, then pull on the line below the reel to insert the slack into the saw cut in the tubing , that points downward in a way , that the line gets caught beween the metal rod and the tubing's inner wall not to be able to slide out again. By turning on the reel's spool against the drag the line is straightened again , so that the tubing with the line would come to sit onto the upper half of the metal rod poked into the soil. When all is set, the reel's bail must be opened, the tubing should come to sit directly below the spool or just sligthly ahead. If a fish bites now, the line caught between the metal rod and the tubling's inner wall would straighten under the tension of the fish pulling on it and the tubing would thus slide upward , until the saw slot would pass over he upper end of the metal rod to release the line, that can be pulled down by the fish now without any resistance , since the bail of the rod is open. The bite is indicated by the movement of the tubing on the metal rod, at first it naturally slides upward until line realease and afterward it would slide downward on the soil or even get pulled off the metal rod entirely by enthusiastic fish. All left to do now it to take up the rod , close the bail and set the hook. The second way to prevent rod loss is somewhat more simple , as it only requires ONE rod rest as seen and just an rubber-O-ring. That rubber rig is slit over the rod handle , if neccesssary coiled a few times to come to sit firmly an slit up right to the reel's foot. Now, after casting out and having straightened the line , some line is pulled back in by hand and a half loop of line ist fixed underneath the rubber-O-ring and the bail is opened afterwards. A bobbin hung into the line ahead of the lower guide is fine as a bite indicator, a required length of line is alo pulled back in by hand in order to do so. A striking fish would at first pull the bobbin upward and then pull out the line from untderneath the rubber ring to pull down more line freely, ....just don't forget to close the bail before setting the hook. Tight lines to Australia from northern Germany

Your drag isn't set correctly! Too tight!

Would you recommend this rig in a place having shallow water or lots of rocks underneath? Can we use a float to replicate this rig as float can help to adjust the depth and eliminate chances of getting snagged as well?

Should rename this channel how not to fish . Tip 1 ) better rod holders Tip 2 ) loosen drag while fishing for carp. Tip 3 ) place equipment in a position out in front to keep eyes on rods

Fish using a box to which you can attach a grip butt rest. Problem solved .

Maybe swap out your banksticks for better rod holders or Baitrunner/lighter drag setting. The good thing was you got the outfit back - time for a reel strip down and regrease, maybe?

Sunday........Did we learn from 1/2/3/4????? 🤣 Nice pins

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Happened to me Wayne, in Roxby Park, Western Side/ Opposite the Little Jetty. the trees to the left, bits of loose carpet there. Maybe carp? but told Murray Cod has been caught there. and I have caught stonker rainbow trout between the trees, and to the left of them. Lots of very small redfin to the right of the trees.

hi wayne is that the pier ?

Are Bream a good feed, I see most people throw them back

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Great video! You hit the nail on the head when you said "if the fish are there" - fished the same spot over the last week, same bait, berley and setup - 30, 30, 30, 15 and today only 6 bream. Guess they've moved on 🙂

I use a similar type of rig myself and reuse the line stops by tying a loop on the end of the old rig .so I can transfer them to the new one. Thanks for making the videos 🎣👍

Off the rocks use a float, check tide direction. Draw a circle on piece paper, rule a line thru middle. Look for rock formations that have such a curved area. Fish L or R side which ever side goes to the most open water. If there is a rock off shore, fish the middle, let the bait run the curve, take out and toss back to where you started. You will catch fish.

Probably the best two tips i have heard so far. Thanks!

You do know next time we fish i am gonna blame you when i blank 😁😁

No fish actually taste the water

WE KNOW

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Well said, couple of good tips. I've been experimenting of late and have found that with pellets alone I do get a lot of fish, but combining that with some berley that includes oil, I get just as many, but it seems to drag a few bigger fish into the area.

Mate this is the best and most complete video on UA-cam about grow your own Nightcrawlers worms Thank you for this

Have you tried those running float rigs that use those stoppers to set the depth

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Good video as always. Thanks. Why don't you check the sound of first part of the session where left side is muted?

Where are you in Australia? Would it be too hot in Queensland to grow worms particularly summers in SEQ

Thanks Wayne, great idea. I’ll try that.

great video thanks Wayne

Great idea!

How long from the time the cocoon hatches until they reach fishing size like the healthy brutes in the video?

Nice wayne, one of my favourite methods of fishing

Can you sell me the oil

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Great content mate! what river is this youre fishing ?