Kayak Fishing Locations - Altona Part 2 Port Phillip Bay Melbourne Victoria
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Kayak Fishing Locations - Altona Part 2 Port Phillip Bay Melbourne Victoria.
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In this video we take the time to demonstrate to you the best conditions for kayak fishing Altona. This video is part of a series of Kayak Fishing Locations around Port Phillip Bay.
We will look at the following:
Best Baits
Best Winds
Types of fish to expect
How to target each species
Best times to Fish
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Your yak fishing information videos are getting better and better.
Cheers mate, I’m trying to improve them each one, any feedback welcome 🙏
I am new to kayaking and your video was very helpful. Thank you, I hope I can catch a lot someday😊
Hello, glade it was helpful to you. Check out our website too if you want to learn more, we have loads of blog articles on kayaking, how to target specific species, and of course how to fish local Port Phillip bay locations. Thanks for watching
Another really informative video. Am
Looking to get into kayak fishing in this area and your intro describes me perfectly. Eager but not sure where to go and what to look out for. Keep up the series!
Thanks Simon, yeah I see all these amazing spots to fish all across my socials, but never get around to it because I don’t know those little things that make a big difference, so I always end up fishing the spot I know well as I am time poor and have to make the most of every session. That’s why I thought other anglers might benefit from these videos .😁
Great information. Have just started kayak fishing and have been twice out from the yacht club. Will be going out with more info this time.
Good on ya mate, Yacht club is a good launching spot. As you don't have to worry about paying parking fees, if your not a local. Some good squid and Salmon in that region. Don't forget to check out part one of this video
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Very informative. Thank you.
Thanks for the sub!
Subbed. Great work . Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for the sub!
Subbed very informative thanks
Cheers mate thanks for your support, more to come soon
Another great vid Rob so helpful and informative, thanks again
Thanks Steve, really appreciate your feedback. Looking forward to making a few more of the kayak location videos, as people seem to be enjoying them. Can’t wait to showcase Clifton Springs, as it is such an awesome spot to fish.
Cheers buddy
Brilliant, helpful and very comprehensive series🤙🎣
Thanks mate glad you are enjoying it 👍
Great stuff for us in the West mate..
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Cheers mate, once I’ve completed the videos for the western side, I’ll start on making videos for the east side 👍
Great video on my local area , I can’t wait to get out now !
Thank you
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Cheers mate much appreciated 👍
Great video! 👍🏻
Cheers mate thanks for watching, I’ve got a few more vids like that in my channel covering port Phillip if interested please consider subscribing, Rob
@@hookinmouthtackle8508 Subscribed 👌🏻. I've just moved to Altona and started spearing here. Going to use your info to try to chase some Flatties down the Webb St side although 500m is a decent fin!
Really great info in your video, clearly laid out. Awesome work!
Welcome to Altona mate, best place to live we have a great local community here. A spear fisherman once told me that the snapper schools move through Millers rd to flemings pool like clockwork in the spring/summer late afternoon and he is spot on
Also I have landed some nice flaties in shallow near the wed bed next to the yellow marker. Webb street
Subbed. Great video. Loved each section of your video
Thanks mate much appreciated 👍
@@hookinmouthtackle8508 please send the journal . That would be great. Thanks mate. Heading out tomorrow morning.
Relly amazing video, very informative. If its okay can you share some.e landbase area too?
Thanks for watching. From a land based perspective I would fish off the boat ramp rock walls or wade into the shallow water to the right hand side of the pier. And use soft plastics chasing flathead.
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Great info great work 👍
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the area. Have you encountered any sharks in Altona/Werribee?
No can’t say I have, but no doubt they travel through the area
Great video series mate
Thanks buddy thanks for watching 😁
The two yellow markers on the east side of the pier are called special marks. They can indicate a number of things such as a wreck, or pipeline or other special feature. In this instance they indicate a 'No Boating Zone'. They are not there to highlight a drop off. Likewise on the west side of the pier. The two yellow buoys are also special marks. One has broken free and is currently sitting on the western shore. They don't indicate a drop off. They are there to mark the area that kite surfers must operate within to keep them away from swimmers near the pier. The other two markers off Apex Park aren't channel markers. They are called cardinal marks and indicate which side has safe navigable water. They are there to keep boat traffic away from the outlet from the waste water treatment plant which sits between them.
Thanks for your contribution Darren, much appreciated. Regardless of the exact meaning of each of these markers, they still make good points for the kayak angler to reference as a guide in order to help line things up. The yellow maker that has recently floated off may not be there to indicate the depth but it again is roughly where the water does drop off.
Let’s hope they put it back in its place soon 😁
Miss your videos Rhino!!
Good info!
Cheers buddy
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Nice one ☝️
I wonder!How do you guys transport a kayak? On top of the car,inside the car in a wagon,or on a trailer? Terrific and very informative videos. Thanks again.
Thanks for the comment. I’ve at some point done all of the above, but now days I mostly use roof racks. I also live close enough to just wheel my kayak out of my garage and in a short walk be able to launch 🚀, so that is my main method these days
Great practical advice. We're lucky to live in Altona. what would recommend as a good rod/reel combo for the Apex Park region. KGW, Flathead etc. Thank you
I do like the Savage gear 1Dfr in a 7ft length, however, I think they have stopped making them. A nice light rod with plenty of flex for casting distance 👍 as for reels if you are a kayak angler then it pays to get a reel that is a little more pricey, as they often get a good dunking in the salt water, the cheap ones just don’t last. But I like to use shimmano reels about 2000 or 2500.
Altona is a great place for many things and especially fishing. Hope this helps cheers
Rob
Just to let you know there's also two reefs that run out in front of miller's road that contain bronze whalers when the bay is flooded with baby snapper
Yeah mate generally I don’t fish those reefs that often, so therefore I didn’t cover them. Having said that I have had plenty of success on them in years gone by, however found the inner Flemings pool more productive
Also watch part 1 of the video where I go in-depth on the reef system
Cmon man. Circle hook on a trolled lure? Really?
Works for me
It’s that dirty the water there atm I went there yesterday made me sick so polluted now I wouldn’t even eat out if it … there was dead fish washing up at Altona beach see about 6 dead ones never used to be that bad
Hey, normally the EPA shut the beach down when it is polluted to point of danger for people. There was a lot of people down here over the last few days and in the water. It has been smelling strongly over the last two weeks up near Apex park. Given it has been pretty choppy for a number of days the water is dark at the movement, the last two days have had calm conditions, it was like glass out there this morning and for most of the day, plenty of Kayaker out too.