Hey Roger! I just wanted to drop by and say how much I love your fishing videos. They are always packed with energy and incredibly informative. What sets you apart is your simple yet practical teaching style. It's refreshing to see someone break down complex techniques into easy-to-understand steps. I have personally learned so much from you, especially when it comes to Beach Worming. Thanks to your guidance, I've been able to catch a wide variety of species using worms as bait. For anyone interested in fishing, I highly recommend checking out Roger's Beachworming Master Class. It's a game-changer! You'll learn how to catch beach worms, a skill that even many experienced anglers lack. Keep up the fantastic work, Roger!
Hi Roger, I loved to watch your video. It's so much things to learn. I would say you're one very lucky man who live in such a place where you fish and caught so many fishes. In my place, the fishes are all very small and not many from the beach. Thanks for the sharing.
Really enjoyed the vid l’ve used beach worms and pippies in the surf with a good result. I couldn’t work out where you were but a nice clean beach, l fish in Victoria around Kilkunda and the 90 mile beach.
Hi Roger. I'm from South Africa. I've been watching you for a month now, and I see all the mistakes I've been making. I will go fishing again and take your advice. I will keep you posted. Your posts are fantastic. I'm encouraged to go fishing again. I'm also gonna try catching beach worms. Im in Durban. I've never caught beach worms. So I'll keep you posted. Keep up the great vidoes. I'm really enjoying it. 👍
I would think that like others who follow your channel, find the “educational” components of your videos most informative. Due to physical limitations, I am unable to be able to catch beach worms myself yet really enjoy your presentation of the process of worming. Some lovely fish taken in that session. Thanks for sharing Roger.
Thanks for the vids Roger, I myself have been worming since i was a kid, I enjoy it as much as fishing , it certainly is an art and takes practice , but once mastered is a life long skill which you never loose
This is the fishing spot that my friend and I rerurn to once a year. Great videos Roger and very educational, new anglers learned a lot to your videos❤
You taught me so much about fishing roger , you are like the grandpa I never met ! thank you for everything and the highquality videos , keep on rockin !
The WA herring do look very similar to the juvenile salmon almost hard to tell the difference but if you look at there pupils on the eyes the herring have a much larger pupil than the juvenile salmon but once the salmon get bigger they look quite a bit different... the West Australian salmon also get a fair bit bigger than the salmon on the east coast too
Great videoRoger, as a lady fisher person have learnt so much, particularly about the beach where I also fish… and all about the habits of beach worms.
Hi mate very relaxing video I like fishing a lot. What beach are you at south coast. I use to fish at North Wollongong. Keep up great videos don’t fish now medical conditions.
Love the first world problems of too many fish on both rods at once. Thanks to watching your videos, I, too, suffer from the same fishing experiences. Love your content Roger. 👍
This method beats digging by far. Not as exhausting and probably more productive. I will have to give it try, especially with worm price going up every season. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Goodo a friend and I are thinking about taking a couple of lessons in the basic beach fishing .How to read a beach and how to find beach worms etc. Is there a a fee and booking time line thankyou for getting back to me .
You can buy pre-made 1, 2 and 3 hook rigs that clip the baits down to gain further distance. We use these all the time in the uk 🇬🇧 especially for delicate worm baits like your beach worms, our ragworms. Normally around £3 but you’d have to factor in postage to Oz.
Roger, great videos and very educational. Q. Is there any difference in beach worm activity in summer compared to winter? Is summer better? Or can you catch them for bait all year around, same Q for nippers?
Hi Roger, Thanks for the great video. Question: How do you spot the current? Is it easy to spot and determine its direction? As you mentioned in your video on the minute 7:25
Save you feet and fuel. Go to google maps, hit satellite, and follow your chosen coast. Learn to watch the waves break. They do that for a reason. If you detect an off shore rock where the waves keep breaking, aim for it. You may lose a few hooks in the kelp, but such places hold fish. Using circle hooks in those places will reduce your hook losses, and also reduce the amount of fish that manage to self-release.
Howdy Rodger . just a question about your deadliest killer rig , i visited my local BCF shop and paid there weeks rent ,when i got home i realized that i bought the wrong hooks . i got the Gamakatsu circle hooks in 4/0 are these still alright to use or should i go get the right ones !!!!
@@RogerOsborneFishing you are a legend sir. I salute you you are a true angler. if you don't mind please give us some tips how to have productive fun times when fishing during this winter chill especially in Sydney and NSW ? e.g best times, baits , hard body lure soft plastics , how to retrieve etc thanks
I chase worms about 6 beaches south of where Roger lives and the funny thing is that I have a completely different technique (also fingers, also successful) I’ve tried to mimic what Roger does but can’t even get close to catching a worm - they sense my fingers going into the sand and bugger off. Looks like I’ll have to stick to the ‘first knuckle’ method for now.
Hi I have been fishing for years and have moved into the Newcastle region and not caught much at all and my wife is ready to leave me with the amount of money I have spent to try and catch fish i have spent thousands of dollars on gear. And taken all the information you have given but ready to sell everything.
10% of the fishers catch 90% of the fish, so you are in the majority. Feel better now? Talk to that 10% and get some clues, if they are willing to talk.
hi sir hope u okay plz i wana ask u ths beach worm is all over the world ? im from south africa and i am n0t sure south africa also have ths beach wormz plz assit me wil b glad thnx
Thanks for the great videos Roger. I’ve shared them widely among my mates. Just wondering if you have any suggestions for catching worms when you have bad knees and lower back. As a 6’4 ex footy player, both my knees and back are pretty ordinary so getting down to ground height for extended periods is pretty tough going. I still haven’t managed to catch my first worm. I’ve got some mad ideas in my head about extension gripper type things but just wondering if you’ve seen any realistic options for broken down old blokes like me. 😊
Good morning sir. I'm Muhammad Ishfaq from Pakistan,dear sir I'm 44 ,but I started fishing about 03 months ago .. My rod is 7ft , unfortunately I can't cast more then 40 yard . some time it's about 25 yard . How I can do longer cast ? I just started fishing in sea because we have migrated to Karachi........
Get a beach casting rod. You are using a boat rod. I use a 12ft and 15ft. Don't be afraid to put plenty of bend in the rod when you cast, and use the maximum weight that your rod is rated for, to get maximum distance. Practice on your local cricket field to perfect your cast, when they are not playing cricket there, and omit the hook.
Oh dear, were there lots of worms there? It does take most people a bit of practice to be able to grab them, but it is definitely a worthy skill to have!
People catching those kahawai ( salmon to you ) in NZ break their reels pulling them in the way that you do, after hooking decent size ones. Get them to the edge of the surf, hold the spool and keep walking backwards, allowing the waves to float them in. If you like catching parore/black snapper ( luderick ), then come over and get laughed at. The more common name for them is sh*t fish, because most people here don't know how to process them, so they taste like sh*t. I was over there last year. Saw some of those tiny bream being filleted. You people must be pretty hungry to bother with all that effort for such a small amount of food. Glad that I don't live in Oz.
When ever I go beach fishing I get stingray, Small sharks etc what a waste of time better for me to buy fish from fish shop. Or ever better if I buy fish and chips.
WA viewer here, yes, Salmon and Herring look similar, alot of people do get confused, some people call juvinile Salmon, Salmon Trout, when they are the same size as herring they look pretty identical, the top of the herring is more blue and the top of Salmon more yellow, i've fished since i could walk so i don't get confused but i can see how people would. Also i feel like the Salmon must be bigger once they migrate to WA for breeding as the big one you caught i'd consider pretty standard.
I’m learning so much from this channel, and I know I can speak on behalf of everyone when I say we appreciate the consistent uploads
Thanks mate I appreciate it
Hey Roger! I just wanted to drop by and say how much I love your fishing videos. They are always packed with energy and incredibly informative. What sets you apart is your simple yet practical teaching style. It's refreshing to see someone break down complex techniques into easy-to-understand steps.
I have personally learned so much from you, especially when it comes to Beach Worming. Thanks to your guidance, I've been able to catch a wide variety of species using worms as bait.
For anyone interested in fishing, I highly recommend checking out Roger's Beachworming Master Class. It's a game-changer! You'll learn how to catch beach worms, a skill that even many experienced anglers lack.
Keep up the fantastic work, Roger!
Iam watching your vids from Lombok Indonesia so informative on different aspects of beach fishing cheers
Love it as always Roger, I still can't catch beach worms 🤣🤣 might need your master class
Ha ha thanks Jeffrey. It does take a bit of practice but a skill worth learning in my opinion
Nothing better than having a fish with my son. Thanks Roger for the renewed interest.
Hi Roger, I loved to watch your video. It's so much things to learn. I would say you're one very lucky man who live in such a place where you fish and caught so many fishes. In my place, the fishes are all very small and not many from the beach. Thanks for the sharing.
Who is your camera person? They deserve a shout out!
Thanks Ian. Her name is Rebekah and she appreciates the shout out!
Great video Roger, Worms are literally worth their weight in gold, It makes sense to learn how to catch them
Thanks Marco yes I think so too! A very valuable skill to have
You make it look so easy Roger .
What a machine! I been fishing curly and dee why at the moment with no luck. I was losing my mind how fast you were getting fish mate 😂 crazy!
Hey mate, queenscliff been producing regularly for me last few weeks 👍🏽
@@jackypapp6785 oh epic mate just off the beach? I'll have to have a go. Curly and dee why has had nothing!
Really enjoyed the vid l’ve used beach worms and pippies in the surf with a good result. I couldn’t work out where you were but a nice clean beach, l fish in Victoria around Kilkunda and the 90 mile beach.
Thanks Neil glad you enjoyed it. Do you get plenty of worms down your way? I'm curious to find out how many beaches in Australia have them
simon stingrays seriously shouting "sir stop squeezing so strongly" supers ession😂✌✌
Hi Roger. I'm from South Africa. I've been watching you for a month now, and I see all the mistakes I've been making. I will go fishing again and take your advice. I will keep you posted. Your posts are fantastic. I'm encouraged to go fishing again. I'm also gonna try catching beach worms. Im in Durban. I've never caught beach worms. So I'll keep you posted.
Keep up the great vidoes. I'm really enjoying it. 👍
Great session, thanks for taking us on your journey, you have me fired up to go and chuck in a line tomorrow. 🐟
Thanks mate. Hope you managed to catch a good feed?
I would think that like others who follow your channel, find the “educational” components of your videos most informative. Due to physical limitations, I am unable to be able to catch beach worms myself yet really enjoy your presentation of the process of worming. Some lovely fish taken in that session. Thanks for sharing Roger.
Thanks Mark. Glad you're enjoying the videos
Thanks for the vids Roger, I myself have been worming since i was a kid, I enjoy it as much as fishing , it certainly is an art and takes practice , but once mastered is a life long skill which you never loose
Thanks 👍
Great video, thanks from New Zealand
Glad it was helpful!
This is the fishing spot that my friend and I rerurn to once a year. Great videos Roger and very educational, new anglers learned a lot to your videos❤
Thanks mate, glad you enjoy them!
I hope one day we can go fishing together there. It seems like we are harvesting a lot of fish😂🤣.
Great vid again mate worms are the best roger 😂
You taught me so much about fishing roger , you are like the grandpa I never met ! thank you for everything and the highquality videos , keep on rockin !
The WA herring do look very similar to the juvenile salmon almost hard to tell the difference but if you look at there pupils on the eyes the herring have a much larger pupil than the juvenile salmon but once the salmon get bigger they look quite a bit different... the West Australian salmon also get a fair bit bigger than the salmon on the east coast too
Well done Rodger . What a great time you’re having . Great stuff
Thanks William
another great show man
What’s a good set up for fishing for mulloway with worms there Roger?
Great videoRoger, as a lady fisher person have learnt so much, particularly about the beach where I also fish… and all about the habits of beach worms.
Cool, thanks
Thanks Rog! Definitely going to learn how to catch these things 🥳
Great session 👍🏼
Another awesome video Roger. Love your work mate. Tight lines.
Thanks 👍
At $7 a pop, just become a full-time worm catcher.
Can't sell them without license if you get caught you're better off selling drugs lmao.
Hi mate very relaxing video I like fishing a lot. What beach are you at south coast. I use to fish at North Wollongong. Keep up great videos don’t fish now medical conditions.
This was Wairo Beach
Very helpful ❤.
For those of us Roger who struggle to catch fish, how often do you not catch anything?
It's pretty rare for me not to catch fish. 10% of the time or less
I now know how to install this bait. Thank you very much
Love the first world problems of too many fish on both rods at once. Thanks to watching your videos, I, too, suffer from the same fishing experiences. Love your content Roger. 👍
Thanks mate, glad you enjoy the videos! Happy fishing
Great fishing, will try to see if there's worm here on island, I've seen them when I was a kid, following dad and friend's getting clams
This method beats digging by far. Not as exhausting and probably more productive. I will have to give it try, especially with worm price going up every season. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Congrats on 48000 subs.
Thanks Chris, it's been quite a journey thanks to all you guys
Yabbie pumping can be fun too ! But this looks a whole lot cleaner .
Hi is their Mulloway in that region as well?
Yes there are
Hey Roger very educational and a very interesting looking rig
Hi Roger do you do personal beach fishing courses one on one eg.
Hi George Yes I do!
Goodo a friend and I are thinking about taking a couple of lessons in the basic beach fishing .How to read a beach and how to find beach worms etc. Is there a a fee and booking time line thankyou for getting back to me .
You can buy pre-made 1, 2 and 3 hook rigs that clip the baits down to gain further distance. We use these all the time in the uk 🇬🇧 especially for delicate worm baits like your beach worms, our ragworms. Normally around £3 but you’d have to factor in postage to Oz.
Roger, great videos and very educational. Q. Is there any difference in beach worm activity in summer compared to winter? Is summer better? Or can you catch them for bait all year around, same Q for nippers?
All year round
Thanks again for another great video Roger.
Is the light weight rod the Makiuro 4-7kg ?
Thanks.
Super great video.. what size hooks are you usibg to catch the fish in this video? Thanks a lot
Hi Roger, Thanks for the great video.
Question: How do you spot the current? Is it easy to spot and determine its direction? As you mentioned in your video on the minute 7:25
When waves hit a beach, the water has to drain somewhere, you can usually spot it pretty easily by eye
@@RogerOsborneFishing Thank you Roger, your channel is really one of the best! Cheers
Save you feet and fuel. Go to google maps, hit satellite, and follow your chosen coast. Learn to watch the waves break. They do that for a reason. If you detect an off shore rock where the waves keep breaking, aim for it. You may lose a few hooks in the kelp, but such places hold fish. Using circle hooks in those places will reduce your hook losses, and also reduce the amount of fish that manage to self-release.
Hi Rodger, how would you go worming off this beach, say from now to September? thanks for the great vids.
Very well, there are plenty of worms there
Nice session
Where about this beach is?
Wairo Beach
Thanks again for your awesome video. What beach is it you are fishing?
Does anyone know if you can find worms on western Australian beaches?
I have asked many fishing stores, and they all say no, you have to buy the red worms.
No one has confirmed it to me yet
@@RogerOsborneFishing I have been told you cannot get beach worms in w.a by a lot of tackle stores.
Another great video thanks Roger, do you get worms all through the year or are they seasonal..?
ive found year round its just not that much fun in winter cold feet
Hi Peter, all year round
Howdy Rodger . just a question about your deadliest killer rig , i visited my local BCF shop and paid there weeks rent ,when i got home i realized that i bought the wrong hooks . i got the Gamakatsu circle hooks in 4/0 are these still alright to use or should i go get the right ones !!!!
Hi Richard, I prefer the suicide or octopus style hooks for the killer rig
do you still go fishing during this winter chill in NSW ? my god....
Yes Tom absolutely
@@RogerOsborneFishing you are a legend sir. I salute you you are a true angler. if you don't mind please give us some tips how to have productive fun times when fishing during this winter chill especially in Sydney and NSW ? e.g best times, baits , hard body lure soft plastics , how to retrieve etc thanks
I'd love to see you fishing in the south of France.. Nature isn't so nice with us here haha
Sounds lovely. Maybe one day!
Hi, Roger.
Where do you find beach worms in Victoria? Thanks.
I chase worms about 6 beaches south of where Roger lives and the funny thing is that I have a completely different technique (also fingers, also successful)
I’ve tried to mimic what Roger does but can’t even get close to catching a worm - they sense my fingers going into the sand and bugger off. Looks like I’ll have to stick to the ‘first knuckle’ method for now.
Hi Simon, are you in the Kioloa area?
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger - yes, in that area. Plenty of worms down our neck of the woods!
Hi I have been fishing for years and have moved into the Newcastle region and not caught much at all and my wife is ready to leave me with the amount of money I have spent to try and catch fish i have spent thousands of dollars on gear. And taken all the information you have given but ready to sell everything.
Newcastle is a good area, don't give up 🎣
10% of the fishers catch 90% of the fish, so you are in the majority. Feel better now? Talk to that 10% and get some clues, if they are willing to talk.
I'd love to go fishing with you I'm from the south coast
hi sir hope u okay plz i wana ask u ths beach worm is all over the world ? im from south africa and i am n0t sure south africa also have ths beach wormz plz assit me wil b glad thnx
Hi Roger can I find sand worms in Corio Bay Geelong? Thank you Frank
I don't know Frank, try asking some locals in the area
@@RogerOsborneFishing Not sure anyone really knows!?
Hey Mr Roger I try this to day at beach I didn't see any worms.is it certain beach to get worms or all around the beach.
I try copy what you did.but I didn't see worm,any suggestions
Would love to see your daughter the camera person to help you out on a double hookup you had . Great work team.
can i catch tailor using worm?
Thanks for the great videos Roger. I’ve shared them widely among my mates.
Just wondering if you have any suggestions for catching worms when you have bad knees and lower back. As a 6’4 ex footy player, both my knees and back are pretty ordinary so getting down to ground height for extended periods is pretty tough going. I still haven’t managed to catch my first worm. I’ve got some mad ideas in my head about extension gripper type things but just wondering if you’ve seen any realistic options for broken down old blokes like me. 😊
Hi Trapdoor, Not really, I think going with a mate who can do the catching would be a good idea.
Fair enough. Thanks mate. I figured if anyone would have a way around it, you would. Thanks again for all the brilliant videos.
I am from Sydney any chance fishing with you?
Hi mate, I am not in Sydney anymore but sometimes I am up that way so if you do see me fishing come and say hi 😎
Roger, I'm interested to know what shoes you wear? Are they just ordinary runners? (I've checked out your website and they're not there.)
Hi John, they are Shimano Evair fishing shoes, I will put a link to them up on my gear and resources page this week - thanks for reminding me!
@@RogerOsborneFishing It doesn't look as though they're available in any size other than 13. Out of stock everywhere.
I've been told they've been discontinued, which is a shame. There's nothing else like them available unless you count Croks!
@@johnhedge1429 Diving boots/shoes. I use they in my fishing kayak.
Hey 👋 Roger : Does Israel have beach worms in the Mediterranean ?
Good morning sir.
I'm Muhammad Ishfaq from Pakistan,dear sir I'm 44 ,but I started fishing about 03 months ago ..
My rod is 7ft , unfortunately I can't cast more then 40 yard . some time it's about 25 yard .
How I can do longer cast ?
I just started fishing in sea because we have migrated to Karachi........
Hi Muhummad, have a look at my casting videos, here is the link ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=roger+osborne+casting
Get a beach casting rod. You are using a boat rod. I use a 12ft and 15ft. Don't be afraid to put plenty of bend in the rod when you cast, and use the maximum weight that your rod is rated for, to get maximum distance. Practice on your local cricket field to perfect your cast, when they are not playing cricket there, and omit the hook.
Haven't seen any clams and worms anymore, maybe over fishing here...
Went to dy this arvo. Couldn’t get a beach worm for the life of me. 🤣
I might need the course!
Oh dear, were there lots of worms there? It does take most people a bit of practice to be able to grab them, but it is definitely a worthy skill to have!
@@RogerOsborneFishing g’day Roger, Son and I didn’t see any heads popping up.
Just a little tip Rodger . Hope I don’t sound too condescending but why don’t you rig up both rods with bait first?!!
Hi William, often it is difficult fishing with two rods just keeping up with the bites. When there is lots of action, one rod is good.
I look forward to fishing in a land without crocodiles again lol ..
Holy christ that was a good salmon
It was certainly very solid!
@@RogerOsborneFishing Stockton Beach today with 2 of my brothers. 16 Salmon and 16 Tailor. Unfortubately no Bream or Whiting.
Can you catch beach worms in Israel?
Dead fish hardly gets washed up on the shore, wonder how these worms naturally get food
They eat most decaying crap. Look inside a compost bin. A worm is a worm, is a work, is a work ...........
You don't have teaching classes old man
It's like engineering...
Waitron beach ?
Wairo
People catching those kahawai ( salmon to you ) in NZ break their reels pulling them in the way that you do, after hooking decent size ones. Get them to the edge of the surf, hold the spool and keep walking backwards, allowing the waves to float them in.
If you like catching parore/black snapper ( luderick ), then come over and get laughed at. The more common name for them is sh*t fish, because most people here don't know how to process them, so they taste like sh*t.
I was over there last year. Saw some of those tiny bream being filleted. You people must be pretty hungry to bother with all that effort for such a small amount of food. Glad that I don't live in Oz.
When ever I go beach fishing I get stingray, Small sharks etc what a waste of time better for me to buy fish from fish shop. Or ever better if I buy fish and chips.
WA viewer here, yes, Salmon and Herring look similar, alot of people do get confused, some people call juvinile Salmon, Salmon Trout, when they are the same size as herring they look pretty identical, the top of the herring is more blue and the top of Salmon more yellow, i've fished since i could walk so i don't get confused but i can see how people would. Also i feel like the Salmon must be bigger once they migrate to WA for breeding as the big one you caught i'd consider pretty standard.
and soon they will eat you and your fg not