Searching For The Legendary Murray Cod In The Australian Outback | Jeremy Wade's Dark Waters
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2024
- Jeremy Wade is in the Australian outback, searching for the legendary Murray cod, which was previously thought to have been extinct.
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Jeremy Wade not only an amazing angler but the way he narrates his own show it's beyond legendary.
No jermy has a great team of editors he is not a great fisherman the show is completely bullshit
@@travisdiebert even a great team of editors couldn't make you look good. Just another jealous hater talking shit lol..
@@waynebollentin989 oh another fan boy got butt hurt by the truth
@@travisdiebert well thats not true jeremy catches all these fish by himself just watch his shows he even risked his life to catch some of them. Thats enough well thats to bad I guess you will miss on someone special but that's not my problem I will just let it speak for itself.
@@travisdiebert I'm sure you're a real master angler...or maybe master bater by the childish sounds of your comment. I absolutely love how losers like you have no enjoyment from life because you're lazy and won't change anything so you try and shit on others and their accomplishments. It's pathetic.
Ive been watching jeremy wade on tv for years and now im 13 and go fishing with my dad every week.!
You make sure to cherish that. You won't have each other forever, so make sure to appreciate the little things like that for as long as you can.
GJ kid
Nice 👍🏻
Thats awesome! Enjoy! Your Dad sounds like an great guy.
Fr agr3 with all yall who respônded to the kid u gotta good dad lil homie
I know the fish didn’t make a sound, but I could hear him cursing at Jeremy with an Australian accent.
faolan1686 frrr😂😂
faolan1686 😭😭🤣🤣😂😂
He was shitposting from under the water
@@faolan1686 I was literally about to write the same thing.
Yess! I imagine all of his catches doing that, but this one might just be one of the most fitting!
Imagine living your life and then being pulled out of your house and being called chunky by Jeremy wade
Your storytelling and flow/pacing in every episode is well done, measured and supported with good shot selection. i literally study these details as i watch. Thanks for the years of great work guys 💪🏻
That would be great!! 🇳🇱🤗🧡
Happened to me once
@@paddleandhook What are you talking about?
As a fish I would brag to my friends
Myself and the other guys filmed this over a 5 week period. Jeremy actually caught, hand-reeled, and managed to hold a few smaller Murrays which were not shown on film. On the expedition,. a 9 pound Murray was hooked, before been eaten by another absolute monster! Unfortunately, none was caught on camera. Overall, a great learning experience.
Good luck filming big Murray cod, u will need patience and always have that camera rolling!
Murray cod can be absolute monsters, the biggest ever caught and recorded was 1.8 meters long and 113kg
I was gonna say no way a fisherman like him missed that many and failed until 1. I’m probably ignorant on the fish but it seems to me at this point you could have maybe thrown a more aggressively hooked bait, for even more success. Again I could be totally ignorant the the behavior of the species.
@@briantriplett2455 I've always had really good hookups with anything running two reliable treble hooks.
Murray cod's a great fish to target around Lake Eildon and the trout fishing there is even better.
that must have been an amazing experience!
I'm the most amateur Fisher ever, but everytime I get a fish on the line I say 'fish on' in my Jeremy Wade accent.
My man is iconic.
I say that when my cat grabs his fish on a stick 😂
I always go 'OHH YES!!' hahaha check my vids and you'll see I do it all the time, especially over the last year or so
On ya Jordy ya champ..
It’s like a Bass,Walleye, snakehead in one
Walleye taste good
It’s exactly like that except they have been caught in sizes of 1.8 meters and about kinda like an aggressive freshwater grouper
@@monkfish2047 Snake head and Murray Cod are also good eating
Coza King that’s a big piece of dry fruit!!!
@@michaelrossi3707 just imagine the "currant" record before it was dried 😂
The steve Irwin of fishing, an absolute legend.
Mate he’s not dead
Why compare this old fart to a bloody legend, besides jeremy didn’t even catch a big Murray cod, the one he caught was on the small side
@@dantemadden1533 That's why he died to a stingray...
Nah . Mate ur wrong . Rex Hunt is the one and only
@@dantemadden1533 late but why criticize the size of this particular catch 😂 this guy has caught fish 3x ur size.
The NSW Government decided to drain a shallow lake system on the darling river saying its not viable etc blah blah but their perspective was more about making money using the water and not the state of our native fisheries when they drained this storage people wanted to save the fish but alas red tape tangled what available time was left and the storage was dry there were fish older than 70 years old in that water storage the real breeders the ones that naturally restock our native rivers and i say these bastards who live in the city who don't understand wont ever come out here in the outback as they know people here are waiting for them to show their cowardly faces because they ruined something some of them weren't even born before those fish they killed i will never see fish this big again in that water way because i don't have another 50 years of fishing in me but id also like to point out that the greed for the water didn't stop there as now the entire southern part of this once great river is bone dead dry no water just puddles of green sludge every few miles because the cotton growers up north in NSW and southern Queensland have laser leveled their lands allowing them to have more flood water sit on their land which they then in turn restock their ever growing dam sizes after see a farm who did this by claiming her was just making an all weather access road the road being 2 feet higher than the surrounding farm land they were able to hold back so much flood water on their property that they have time to restock their own greedy little water stealing programs at the cost of a once mighty river system i say fuck cotton growers they flood irrigate while almost every other primary crop grown apart from rice has to use drip systems and micro sprays to be viable with water saving but not the cotton growers so as their dams and farms get larger and more cotton is grown more and more water will be stolen and less and less water will make it to the river down stream you see our rivers were always seasonal and we seen high flows on the darling and low flows but a little education for you polly pricks the native fish like warm shallow water because of these conditions they can breed more fish but oh no you had to destroy that breeding place for what ? MONEY they all play the blaming game and pass the buck on to the next one in the end they will leave government but their legacy will be that they ruined our River system for greed and retire getting their retirement package and go away without a trace i say fuck you bastards because its a big place out here lots of places to dig a hole and bury some shit i'd like to think that all you ever want and own gets taken from you all and you end up with nothing but the hatred of all the river communities of this once great river Country we call Australia
If anyone would like to shame the people responsible for this leave me a message i will continue this fight because these bastards have got away with Treason
The oldest Murray cod ever aged was 48. But that doesn't mean the fish deaths in the lower Darling weren't a tragedy of a massive scale. It's a truly unprecedented ecological disaster in this country. It's natural to want to blame someone, anyone... and the popular targets are water managers or irrigators. The real problem is many, many years of over-extraction and a rapidly drying and changing climate.
Stay passionate, and keep fighting. The world needs more people like you.
@@chemchemchemacky so you dont think that laser levelling land and building bigger personal dams north of Bourke isnt a big part of the problem ?
@@tweakintrax6097 laser levelling improves irrigation efficiency. It potentially can result in water savings, but not necessarily. I believe over extraction is a problem, and I think that's what you're saying too, but you're pointing at just one aspect of extraction. I'm not really certain, but I'm reluctant to pin it on any one practice or industry.
Certainly on river storages like town weirs make a huge influence on the flow in the darling, particularly in dry years with limited inflows.
Where are the Greenies crying for this tragedy of the Murray River and for the all the development going on with the trees being demolished causing the wildlife to enter farmers properties destroying all the crops. Its a sad sight seeing majestic trees being just chopped for development... They scream for the stupidest reasons but not for the actual tragedies😢
TRUE RIGHT 🦘👍WATER THIEVES ARE RIPE in OZ $$$ they pump the murray dry & store it & resell at a higher cost off their properties i seen the reports we have cnts in oz that are using usa tactics to feather their nest & great expense to all the other fruit growers all the down to SA EVEN NSW VIC ETC are trucking RUBBISH to QLD and wot ? a tip near a river system these scamming city counselors need hung to dry we always find out these things years after damage is already done 🥵🦘🏃♂️💨& there made their $
the best LAW is a 303 law and a deep hole :)
Jeremy Wade, a true boss. He has shown só much beautiful nature in his programmes. I got addicted and I love it. 🇳🇱
Discovery knows how to make a thing DRAMATIC! Build up the suspense and climax and boom! Amazing videography
Fish that eats other things even if not hungry?
Definitely sounds like Australia. (I'm australian)
It's called a reaction strike
underwater is a scary world tho you don’t know what’s down there how big or do they have big teeth which type of fish I would be scared 😭
Yang Gang ( ・∇・)
@@SEEN-sc3sf :D
Fresh water is not safe to swim here in australia..thats why blokes end up eaten every year cuz they think salties only live in salt water 😆
When I was a kid we used to do a yearly camping trip down the murray river and i've gotta say, the one he caught was tiny in comparison to what used to be there
CMDR Rakeil ikr mate I’ve caught a 1.05 metre one and that was a bloody monster
@@myttrust lucky it didn't catch you haha
8-Bit Assault in the uk as well we used to have 90 pound pike here but now you’ll get 40 pound as the max but you don’t find many above 25 pounds tbf. Fisherman used to kill pike when they caught them a long time ago wiping out the huge ones
Yeah ikr
Still big beasts there you just need to know how to catch them.
On a lighter more positive note i have had some wonderful full moon sandbar experiences with large Murray cod using bardy grubs or moths both work well catching and releasing a beautiful 80 lb Cod standing in a foot of water in the middle of winter on a sandbar at 3 am was one of my greatest fishing experiences ever be nice if our grandchildren kids could have the same experience once in lifetime . Save Our Rivers Shame Our State Governments
By far my favorite person in the world!!!
I got my pop two of his books while he was in palliative care, "River Monsters" and "Somewhere Down the Crazy River" as he was a keen fisherman all his life. He went on a trip up north to catch Barras every year before he got cancer.
Pop hadn't read a book in 50 years, but he read them cover to cover and absolutely loved them, he couldn't stop talking about them. Jeremy's words took pop on a journey out of that hospital, back out on the river and they brought him some excitement and comfort in his final days.
I actually wrote Jeremy a letter thanking him and he was very moved. He wrote a lovely letter back, along with with a signed copy of "How To Think Like a Fish"
Unfortunately Pop had passed before the letter and book arrived, but the gesture was very kind and goes to show the character of the man he really is.
You gotta respect a man who goes out their way to reply to a complete stranger like that, writing a personal letter and signing the book with a beautiful message: "So glad you loved my tall tales Greg and I would have loved to hear all about yours. Wishing you an eternity of happy fishing in the next life, from one fisherman to another. Signed Jeremy Wade."
Brings a tear to my eye still.
I'm not much of a fisherman, but I certainly became a fan after that.
“I don’t want to be caught in a flash flood” proceeds further down creek into a gully,
No real danger
That's an amazing catch it looks like you crossed a Nile Perch, Small Mouth Bass and the colors of a Walleye. You get the size from the Nile Perch and the aggressive fight from the Small Mouth Bass. Definitely a species that would be addicting to fish for.
And he caught a small one, they get much much larger than that, you find the monster murray cods in Big lakes
Any kinds of video of Jeremy wade is already complete my day👍👍👍
Jeremy: "The Water here is really clear."
The Water:
*Literally cloudy brown sewage colour.*
😭😷😂😂😂😂 no cap
it was plenty clear. You must not fish a lot
@@MrStensnask nah shit bud
Clear means how well you can see trough it, not the colour.
@Ryan 25 It was a joke. Calm the hell down, dude
Jeremy wade is the best show on television , river monsters is brilliant and also his spin off show mighty oceans
We have been catching alot of these out at our local dam (Wyangala Dam) not difficult to catch at all using spinnerbaits and Rat surface lures late in the afternoon.
Wow these are really cool fish, it's like a bigger bladder Australian version of a small mouth bass.
Man I miss river monsters. One of the best fishing shows of all time!
That agressive fish..seeing jeremy catching it was very satisfying
Recently went to the Murray and caught a few of these "chunky" fish, amazing to see how large their population has grown
A fish I would love to travel over to Australia to catch. I often watch Robbiefishing and codgobbler01 to see their cod fishing adventures. The aggression and the boof noise of surface lures is just awesome. A lovely fish you caught in the end Jeremy 👍
Big shoutout to my boy Jeremy repping the Loop rod and reel combo
Hahaha you can thank Josh for that xD
Come to the Murray River mate. Mildura’s backwaters have 4-5 foot Cods. Seen them first hand.
Nah mate, lake eildon is where the real monsters live
It's been a long time since I heard him say "Fish on!!!!!!"
Jeremy wade seems like a guy who doesn’t eat fish
Aenoy Phothirath he definitely eats fish.
@@vissantana460 He ate a Piranha in one episode of River Monster.
Aenoy Phothirath always puts them back. Seen him catch a huge burra and back she goes. Yum.
@@alicewonderglass679 Not always
The best thing of looking this Professional super coold dude fishing, is how he treats the fish and releases them. Hes noch like a Trophy hunter, who kills Fish for no reason. I think his Tv Show River monster is the best fishing series ever made. Stay it up Wade, i learned alot about fishing from you and hope you will do what you do for another decade :) Nice Fish
the legendary Old English is back and sharing some stories of his adventures
Jeremy Wade Sir you are very much dedicated to your work. It impressed me very much. Keep moving forward.
Should've gone to either Blowering or Copeton dams Jeremy, he's only tiny in comparison to some of the 120-130cms blokes catch round those waters
He wouldn't know what to do with a one over a metre it would probably scare him. The Lachlan river at condobolin gets some big monsters there
Occasionally see some good river monsters. My old man's pb was 110 just outside Albury on the Murray
And he was fishing with a fly rod like why didn’t he use a bait caster??
This is only a snipet of the full episode, he did go to Copeton
Location is Emmaville NSW.
"Ben's falls retreat" or locally known as "cod cabin" we go there at least twice per year.
2016. Fishamens bend,Vic. 180kgs.
Took a small dog 2 weeks earlier.
@Nick Crawford it's recorded. Wasn't me.
@Nick Crawford only reason I remember is, i fished that spot the week the guys dog got eaten and for that week it was the busiest it's ever been. And the guy who cought it! Well he cut fillets tiny fillets off and threw it back into the river.
People took photos because of its size and was on local news in swanhill thru to echuca.
I guess it's not an official catch. But shows what's hiding in there.
@Nick Crawford Imagination is wonderful thing but that 113 kg fish is nothing more than a pub yarn,
I love wade, read both his books. This though was a instructional video on how not to set a hook with a fly rod. He was either just yanking the like or lifting. He never did both at the same time the way it needs to be done. Humbling.
I swear this guy could make catching a blue gill exciting.
Your a legend Jeremy!
It's a fortunate fish that you catch, very blessed indeed you really care for the fishes, its so lovely to see
Thanks for a truly
interesting show God Bless You & Yours Sherril
I’m kinda confuse on why jeromy used a fly when most cod anglers like myself use big spinners hardbodys and topwaters the size of pound bass but either way it worked so good on him
They probably only allowed flys there some places do that.
I absolutely love chasing Murray Cod, they are absolute brutes that hit a lure like a heavyweight boxer. Still yet to break that magic metre mark but the ones I have caught have all been memorable
Love this guy!! I fish for monster Alligator Gar where he filmed River Monsters!! Texas Jungle!!
Biggest cod I've ever seen, was taken out of the Darling river near Bourke NSW about 30 years ago. It was roughly 6' and was landed by a fishing inspector mate of my dad on a camping trip. That thing was HUGE. Don't think it could eat a man, but definitely could drown him.
The fact that an entire episode can be squeezed to 7 minutes and you know everything that happened is funny as hell
Me being Aussie, I have been waiting for Jeremy wade to do this video for ages
I was only watching river monsters the other day and thought the same thing but he shoulda caught a big dam cod
@@angusgeorge6653 The creeks hold metreys to
@@gremlinfishing4286 yea they definately do but I find you are more common to get out of a dam
@@angusgeorge6653 Agreed , after seeing that water he was fishing first off , yep he should have gone to copeton
Shame it was a small cod tho, he could’ve atleast gone to a lake and caught a monster cod or something a little more exciting
A lot us eat fish and don't think much about them, a few of us catch fish and most of them can tell you a fishe's journey to your plate but Jeremy gives character to every fish and that just amazing to watch.
My guy needs to work on his fly rod hook-set. lol.
Colorado Fish Guy he barely sets the hook
And you need to work on actually catching a big fish instead of shoving a small one close to the camera mate 😆
Idk why he’s going fishing for cod with a fly rod though every Aussie just uses a bait caster or top caster
Thats why this dude got syndicated tv shows😭 yeah hes such a fuggin novice
@@myttrust theres guides for murrah cod on fly. I'd catch a cod on the fly 🤷♂️
Jeremy Wade got me into fishing and has inspired me to catch the biggest freshwater fish I can find in America
Looks like a Small Mouth Bass, mixed with a Ling Cod. Cool fish.
They're bloody good eating too, A weird sweet taste, we nearly fished them to extinction and now I see why.
sharp hooks work great for keeping fish connected. always enjoy the show
I love when Jeremy Wade has an opportunity to fly fish in an episode!
More please!!!! 👌
A 1.4metre 40Kg was caught recently in Queensland. Smaller Murray cod are stocked into rivers and reservoirs in Victoria. This year 1.8 million were released.
Such a beautiful fish in my opinion 💙
They are
Love watching Jeremy! .... I've got all his river monsters dvd's... R. 🇦🇺
The area he’s in is beautiful but why not head down to the Murray Or Darling River & try to get one of the real 1.5m giants?
Yeah he could've gotten a real big one if he went to the right area, hell if the duea river has enough water flowing u can find them all the way up in nsw near yaragee
So good to see a nice healthy Murray Cod. Less than half the size of a big one but always a pleasure to see one.
Come to inverell nsw ,Three rivers and two large irrigation dams full of cod you can even catch one behind coles groceries shop while your wife goes shopping
If Jeremy says it’s scary you know we would all be bricking bricks
Not that scary man, you go up north and I wouldn't be standing there because of crocs
WOOOOW!!! WHAT A FUN FIGHTING FISH TO CATCH!! LOVE YOUR SHOWS. PLEASE TAKE ME FISHIN!! EXCELLENT SHOWS!!!
wonderful. need a trailing stinger hook Jeremy
A story worth sharing?! More like the story of a LIFETIME! Hopefully one day I will get to see one in the wild and a big one!.
Idk I mean I imagine someone with the name "Murray" usually being a nice guy
zanza kuro maybe in Australia Murrays are conservative.
JOKER
I just lost my last braincells, even if you’re joking
One of your best video , Jeremy! Top stuff mate!
Im 28 never heard about them being aggressive and I’m an Aussie
The larger cod that are released back to the water by anglers are extremely territorial. During times of spawning a Murray Cod will swim up to 250kms up-river to spawn and return to literally the exact same tree it lived under after it's done it's thing
Wouldn’t surprise me if a metre plus cod would have a go at someone , I have a mate who dives to check weirs and that and he said a few blokes he knows are scared of the bigger cod, because they have heard stories of them attacking the divers, but that being said it would have to prob be in breeding season and got to close to a nest or something
@@TheJimmyG91 cod don't migrate to spawn, you're thinking of golden perch. If cod find a good snag with plenty of structure and food they can spend their whole life there.
Love Jeremy wade! Can watch his water exploration all day. Amazing man. Fantastic at what he does 😉
👍👍👍👍👍THUMBS UP👍👍👍👍👍
Jeremy: that's a chunky fish
Me: *chonk*
That fish looks like a much healthier small mouth Bass. Crazy stuff here. Wish Mr Wade would return and go for the lake sturgeon here in Algonac again.... Welcome to join us anytime!
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OMG, i suggested that they go and look for /murray cod a couple of years ago on their youtube channel.
Coincidence????
That’s a very modest Murray cod, they used to be enormous 50+ years ago
I am in my late sixties, I remember as a kid seeing three cod in the back of a ford station wagon, the smallest was 152 pound. The station wagon body was scrapping on the tires. This was on the Murray in Northern Victoria. All three were caught from a rowing boat, towing aeroplane spinners at night under a full moon. I also remember going into a cool room at a local ice works one weekend to get ice, and seeing more than a dozen big cod all upwards of 100 pounds hanging from butchers hooks. I was told they were caught by professional fisherman, using 'interstate crosslines' prior to a major summer thunder storm.
I’ve never seen any one using a fly rod to catch a Murray cod.
Yeah we just use bread on a hook lol
Nah but really you catch european carp with bread, half a yabby (small freshwater cray like a US crawdad) is good bait for cod.
You can catch any fish on fly
Beautiful fishing equipment, this place is wonderful has great fish Congratulations, your fishing was very good.
Hug !!!!👍🎣🐠😉
The world of fish is bliss maybe I’m just looney lol
I love Jeremys voice.... he would be great at narrating... read me to sleep anytime. I wonder how he is counseling, giving feedback... he seems like he would be a voice of reason
Wow. Imagine using a hallow body frog or buzz bait for that fish. So funnnnn
LeafVillage UchihaClan Australian made buzz baits and Diana t air frog are popular choices
@@vinniemcintyre4987 got my first cod on a rat bait
We use a lot of spinnerbaits, hard-bodied divers and various surface lures to chase them
comeatme Bro yeah nice mine was on a spinner bait I haven’t got a cod on rat yet but I have got a yellow and redfin
@@vinniemcintyre4987 redfin? would have to have been a big redfin, the cod i got on it was small, i had big swurls on it from big fish but they would never commit but the small one nailed it
You are an amazing fisherman...and you get to fish in beautiful spots! I'm envious!
“you can get lost down there” buddy if you get lost in 3 feet of water then idk what to tell you
Shut up you bloody Pratt
@@IsThatHuncho All these lil punks on the internet like that skeet reet guy trying to act hard kill me, seems like I see more and more disrespectful lil punks on here every day. An most of the time it's literally over nothing, they just wanna act hard and make them feel better about themselves I guess. 🤦♂️
Cody Nicholson haha everything you said was 💯
@@pikeonthecanal7830 uh oh guys, we got ourselves a little edgelord on hands. You want to be edgy little boy?
Coolio Star Stache who the fuck do you think u are bullying a 14 year old wow what a heartless prick 😭
You are my idol sir. You made me love fishing
No one:
Jeremy wade 1:45 : aight I’m finna head out
This man makes fishing really interesting Love From Philippines❤❤💜
glasses :P the old fisherman is getting old :)
*“it’s a chunky fish”*
Was camping over Easter on the Murry a couple days ago and had a guy pull a 95cm cod out at around 4pm then another pull a 110cm at 11pm... they are damn chunky fish.. my mates dad caught a 130cm cod 10year ago and still goes on about it.. they are rare once in a lifetime fish.
That one bullied me when I was a little fish
Approach on the river reminds me of trout fishing for natives in West Virginia when I was a young boy. Belly crawling was usually in order. Super easy to spook, but an absolute blast to catch.
That was a nice little fish, now imagine one 1.5 meters long.
You know you’re a tool when you use “meter” instead of feet/foot
@@Bigiron429. Poor didums stuck in the past using archaic units of measure
Shane Von Harten considering the metric system is easier to use ? Lmao dum dum dum. Your argument collapsed in itself. Fucking tool
I live in mulwala NSW on the Murray River. I've walked my dog and let her swim in lake mulwala near the main bridge and a cod tried to suck her back under the water. She is 15kg. She was dragged backwards under the water and it let go.
That’s a baby though 😂
To he honest, I don't know why this is recommended for me but once I clicked the video and saw this man searching for that fish in a dirty water without protection and indeed caught the fish and let it go, I said this man is a legend..
They should have showed him pictures of cod back when white settlers first came, they were 5ft easy
Wish Jeremy would have continued this show!
So he is scared of the fish? “Terrifying encounter with a beast in the Australian Outback” COME ON. Ridiculously overdramatic.
That's only a puppy mate
he's built a whole career over dramatizing, its a little frustrating. I would like to see a biologist or someone do the fish justice or talk about them realistically. Not falsifying horror stories and making wild speculations.
How do you know the stories are falsified or are speculated. He is only going off of what he has been told or heard about, you or I or anybody were not there to justify that anything he documents is true or false. and on the up side it sells clearly.
angus george it certainly sells, but that is a little irrelevant. The stuff on the history channel sells but is now normally loosely affiliated with history. I just think a show on the discover channel should provide more than just fluff. Its like discovery and history channels don’t trust that there are intelligent viewers out there that want to really learn. Not this puffed up fluff they give us, all the time. They started to boost ratings now they don’t have any responsibility to make any kind of genuine programming.
I've seen old photos in a museum when I was down that way. They used to be round about 6 feet long. Not sure about that now, due to over fishing a long time ago
Why is he throwing flys when he should be ripping a buzzbait or some kinda topwater lure.
A fly is better for the health of the fish
I used to fish a lot. But, most of the time, the only thing I caught was a good buzz...
"Beer, it's what's for breakfast"....🍻🍻😂😂
John flys work just fine for cod weather sub surface or poppers but you do need to strike hard
That technique of tie on those hook is a need to learn, this man gotta do a dyi on how to tie a hook, I know how to but I must need it to be stronger if I wanna fish for northern pike
Joker 2019: MUuuraAyyYyy
Nice video
This yeaar is murray cod year i see, first Jon B. now Jeremy Wade lmao
Shame they came during one of our worst droughts. Didn't really showcase what's possible here. Some nice fish though.
Watch big bass dreams Murray cod episodes.
Erik Land yup Oly is the real deal
Out of instinct, I was waiting for a commercial break when I heard 'fish on'
Its really not that rare
Good to see a realistic comment their not rare at all around Inverell, copeton , mackintyre river, Gwydir river, frazerscreek, swanbrook creek, severn river, up along the border Pindari dam, eg 70 cod to 25lb only one under size plus 3 yellowbelly 2 guys one full day
It is fabulous to welcome the likes of Jeremy to fish in Australia. He has fished all over the world and has show consistent, criticism free respect for all the cultures he has encountered. Regrettably, commenters to this presentation have a lot to learn on how not to spill your bile after a quality show.
Can somebody teach him how to fish with flies please? this is painful to watch.
He does a pretty good job. He's caught fish over 200lbs on a fly so
@@jakegay5753 you'd never know it, by watching him fish. I know its terrible to be negative but it is truly painful to watch, I think most anglers would agree.
@@heartoffishing4681 What part of his fishing do you mean
@@gremlinfishing4286 His fly fishing, its very clumsy, it's like hes trying to set the hook on a bottom feeding fish. He mostly uses cut bait which is fine. Just the way he is handling the rod it just looks as though he just learned how to fly fish. I'm not sure what all the circumstances are behind it. I know its kind of nonconstructive criticisms. In my opinion he doesn't do the skill of fly fishing justice.
I don't know what weight rod he is using he does look a little clumsy with it, if its an 8 weight he could easily struggle with heavy flies a 10 weight fast taper sage will handle the job even in strong wind,, heavy flies or poppers ,,no problem Did you pick up on the backing or lack of it at 2.37 the cast went 5 metres not 60 so wheres the backing gone , bit of a stuffup there