These Fish Are SO AGGRESSIVE | Lake Wendouree Lure Fishing

In todays episode, I flicked some lures at Lake Wendouree in the Victorian city of Ballarat, and I caught a nice chunky Redfin on an orange Blue Fox Spinner and Glenn got a similar sized reddie on a mud eye pattern fly. It was a slow session, but still heaps of fun. I hope you enjoyed🤙🎣.
#redfin #lakewendouree #ballarat #fishing #fish #lures #flyfishing #australia #australia

[@LarrysFishing]

Cool looking spot and no doughnut, nice job Cooper!

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Thanks Larry!

[@michaelpaul5498]

Great job Cooper. Well done. MP

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Thanks so much Michael!

[@sickntired553]

Good job guys! 👍🇭🇲

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Thanks mate!

[@sickntired553]

@@coopersfishingadventures all Aussies should be subbing and supporting you! 👍🇭🇲

[@chinxyt]

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[@Tobysfishingandoutdoors]

Just got urself a new sub mate, great job

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Thank you so much Toby!

[@Tobysfishingandoutdoors]

@@coopersfishingadventures how kind have u been posting for as u have 700 subs?? I only stared last month so I only have 9 😭

[@coopersfishingadventures]

@@Tobysfishingandoutdoors started my channel in September mate. I think it’s just about consistency in uploads and making quality videos. I put alot of effort into my videos to make sure they get attention.

[@Tobysfishingandoutdoors]

@@coopersfishingadventures thanks mate I try to put my all into my videos and at the same time I try to have fun and catch a few fish

[@AndrewFishman]

Nice reddy.
Try and support them under the belly rather than lip holding them with no support. You can break or dislocate the lower jaw easily. I the fish twists or wriggles, it is a problem for the fish in eating, but more so in breathing as thy use the jaw to pump the gills. If you must hold the jaw to control a bigger fish, hold it under the stomach also, otherwise, just hold it under the gut.
Also, as an aside, when you swim a freshie, just support it under the belly, not holding the jaw and swishing it like you see many people do. With freshwater fish, their whole battle is to NOT take water in through the mouth as this will draw too much water into them and their salt balance will be wrecked. salt water fish are always breathing in through the mouth so they ca drink to keep their boy water up or they dehydrate i the salt. The idea of jaw locking and pulling the fish through the water is from the deep sea game fishers hunting marlin, tuna and mackeral, who are ram breathers, so essentially they just ope their mouth and swim forward to breathe. This does not work so well with cod or other fresh water releases because they are trying to pump their jaw and NOT swallow a bucket full of water.

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Thanks for the tips Andrew.

[@AndrewFishman]

@@coopersfishingadventures Hope it makes sense mate :)

[@coopersfishingadventures]

@@AndrewFishman is it the same with trout?

[@AndrewFishman]

@@coopersfishingadventuresmore so with trout. I try to avoid, and you will notice that Robbie does too, even lifting a trout from the water by the line. I just operate on "Best not to do it" principle. Wet your hand an hold under the belly is the best. Even when using lip grips, I just use them to grip the jaw to control the fish , then I lift the fish by the body, not the grips.

[@Zayneboy13]

I’m going fishing in two days 😊

[@coopersfishingadventures]

That’s great mate. Good luck! Thanks for watching.