Saw you loading your boat on to your trailer at whalf road today. We drove past in our boat. Your two friends in there bass boats went flying past us to get to the whalf road boat ramp where you were.
Lol, Flannies are such a useful item to have with you. They fulfill so many roles. And you can even wear them I have been told! 😜 Could be just a rumour! Great run through on how to fish a blade. The tangles do get a little frustrating at times, but I find if you keep a bit of tension of the drop that they tangle a lot less. I love blades. Fish reddies, carp and Yellowbelly in the local lake and get some nice cod as bycatch. 3:54 - THAT MULLET BOIL!!! Jewies working under the school 😁
Most people prefer stiffer tipped rods for blades. Blades have much more inertia than other lures and stiffer rods overcome this and allow you a "crisper" more directly contrllable retrieve. You'll still catch fish with a softer rod but it feels like hard work because of all the energy the softer rod absorbs.
@@lauraharvey1257 I use softer tipped rods with crankbaits (what people erroneously call hard bodies) and the amount of dropped fish isnt noticeably different. Most significant factor in keeping the hooks in a fish is getting the hooks buried deeply in the first place!. I recently was in a hot bite using blades and lost my last blade of choice to a snag. I had some TT blades with me which is a brand I had never used before and they immediately started drawing strikes. Problem wasI dropped the first 5 fish I hooked. Sure enough I had a close look at the hooks AND THEY WERE RUBBISH. Beeing obsessive about book sharpness really makes a difference to catch rates in my experience as the hooks just bury deeper. I sent an email to TT and got a polite reply but they being Queenslanders arent really interested in attention to detail which is EVERYTHING in fishing. So change the hooks if you buy TTs!!!!!!!.
BCW behaviour. Extrapolates all this cause and effect so you think he's more switched on than you or me. Very competant fisherman but fishings full of more uncertainties and random chance than he would like to admit.
Saw you loading your boat on to your trailer at whalf road today. We drove past in our boat. Your two friends in there bass boats went flying past us to get to the whalf road boat ramp where you were.
Lol, Flannies are such a useful item to have with you. They fulfill so many roles. And you can even wear them I have been told! 😜 Could be just a rumour!
Great run through on how to fish a blade. The tangles do get a little frustrating at times, but I find if you keep a bit of tension of the drop that they tangle a lot less. I love blades. Fish reddies, carp and Yellowbelly in the local lake and get some nice cod as bycatch.
3:54 - THAT MULLET BOIL!!! Jewies working under the school 😁
What size blade were you using?
Damn, you caught the g-banger and left the mermaid behind!
Wayno an The Fishy Boat!
Parra river ?
Some chick got a erm scholar ping on the water lol
Aaron never shuts up......
Most people prefer stiffer tipped rods for blades. Blades have much more inertia than other lures and stiffer rods overcome this and allow you a "crisper" more directly contrllable retrieve. You'll still catch fish with a softer rod but it feels like hard work because of all the energy the softer rod absorbs.
@@markrigg6623 do you find you pull more hooks (trebles) with the heavier tip? Or not really?
@@lauraharvey1257 I use softer tipped rods with crankbaits (what people erroneously call hard bodies) and the amount of dropped fish isnt noticeably different. Most significant factor in keeping the hooks in a fish is getting the hooks buried deeply in the first place!. I recently was in a hot bite using blades and lost my last blade of choice to a snag. I had some TT blades with me which is a brand I had never used before and they immediately started drawing strikes. Problem wasI dropped the first 5 fish I hooked. Sure enough I had a close look at the hooks AND THEY WERE RUBBISH. Beeing obsessive about book sharpness really makes a difference to catch rates in my experience as the hooks just bury deeper. I sent an email to TT and got a polite reply but they being Queenslanders arent really interested in attention to detail which is EVERYTHING in fishing. So change the hooks if you buy TTs!!!!!!!.
BCW behaviour. Extrapolates all this cause and effect so you think he's more switched on than you or me. Very competant fisherman but fishings full of more uncertainties and random chance than he would like to admit.
Mudguts Mudguts would be a pretty interesting video if he just fished in silence.