Trolling for trout with Tassie Devils
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Winged lures such as Tasmanian Devils, known as Tassie Devils are deadly on trout, particularly in lakes when trolling behind a boat.
In this video I share a few pointers, tips and tricks on how to fish with your Tasmanian Devil, or winged lures effectively.
Greetings from NZ. Great tips thankyou! The zig zag of the boat and plenty of line out away from the boat is right on point.
You have a great skill at telling a story and making it intresting. If you lived in Ireland you would be the president of Ireland or at least you would have your own tv show telling stories. Well done again. There's not many people that can sit at a table talking with out fishing and catching a fish or showing beautiful scenery and keep it interesting 10 out of 10. 👍looking forward to your next upload. Mate.
Got an underwater camera and confirmed what you said about 1:50 on your video. The tassie devil swings side to side. Cool footage to see especially when it works. My best luck has been with the Tiger Fire color combo. Great video and informative! Thank you!
Loving all the well presented info Robbie. Always learing mate and always tiptop videos.
Great video Robbie
I've just started using these in Scotland and have good success with them wading and from the boat.
Casting rather than trolling
I've a few vids on my channel of the results
Pink lady, my absolute favorite trout lure colour
Thats saves me a few questions haha, Thanks Robbie, very helpful again. :)
Thanks heaps Jed. 😊
Excellent lure, caught a 40cm Trevally in Sydney Harbour, Great result for a fresh water lure!!
Awesome! Great tips! I will have to try some of these techniques for open weekend next week! wish me luck! :)
Awesome, good luck! And thanks for the comment.
hi I am 13 and big into fishing really enjoy your vids just subscribed u are really smart when it comes to trout fishing and it is really entertaining to watch these vids
Thank you so much mate.
really enjoy your vids especially the small creek ones really entertaining how u manage to get the small trout out of them
Thank you so much. I can't wait for trout season to open back up in September. When it does I will be making more fishing videos.
robbiefishing what's your speed on the boat wen you trolling the devils
Great vid! Spot on info , mono every time! Hope you get to my backyard one day, Tasmania you would love it!
Thanks mate. I would love to go so Tasmania some day.
Just what I was looking for! (Dam trolling for trout) Thanks mate
There awesome on aussie salmon too.
love those lures caught many a redfin on them at devils bend
Thanks for that mate will try them out.!
Jim
Hey Robbie, my friend went fishing at the Yarra River about 3 months ago and caught a Macquarie Perch on the pink and purple tasked devil.
Totally agree Robbie , I have been using the pink Tassie for many years now and is my favourite here in WA , I don't no why they still sell them with that stupid wire and treble as most end up in the bin
Keep up with the great videos Mate
peter112999 what's your speed wen you trolling the Devils
Gee u look younger Robbie 😂😂😂 recieved my tassie devils today and was curious why it didnt come with wire lol definitely going to use single hooks
Haha thanks mate. I need to shave off my beard, it's making me look old. LOL
Large Tazzie useless 20g and 13g work best. Hopefully helpful advice for anyone wondering why they are not having any luck with their more expensive dedicated pike lures :-)
Catching plenty of Pike on these lures. Better catch rate than dedicated pike lures. Top notch
i tried a tassie devill very good
Robbie I always take the trebles off my Tassie devils. Also the way you rig up is the same as me for one reason the trout cant use the lure for leverage to sit the hook out. Get ya drill out convert the small Tassie devils to dual depth ones I have.
Robbie where were you I was waiting and waiting and waiting for you to upload a vid I was thing where's my favourite UA-camr gone. Keep up the good work robbie
Any foils green gold. Zebra stinger slow retrieve with a variation in speed even great back to front. Quicker more twitchy action.
Hi Robbie. Very informative and good advice. I troll on Lake Eildon. Once I caught 2 small Redfin on the same treble on a Tassie devil and a 10 pound yellowbelly on one too. Do you have any other trolling videos? I made myself 2 side planers and am keen to try them. Have you used them? I use paravanes a lot particularly in warmer weather. Do you any tips on using attractors? Well done. Cheers Phil
The fish on the opening shot is absolutely beautiful! So I'm in the states...will the tassie swivel the opposite direction? J/K...in all seriousness, this is a very informative video..well done.
Great vid and very informative I have fitted some line counters to my rods to make things easier to judge trolling line out from eBay for $12 each.What would be the optimal distance for line out for the two rear stern rods which are parallel to the boat and the two rods up front on the side of the boat in 4 rod trolling scenario to avoid lines crossing. Love your vids keep up the great work.
G'day Marty, thanks for the comment. Sandy has all of that calculated. He also quite often uses a line counter when trolling. Too technical for me mate. LOL
I do know that when I troll a minnow and a Tassie together I always have the floating minnow at the back and the sinking Tassie at the front so that if Sandy hooks up and puts the motor out of gear the Tassie will sink and the minnow will float to avoid tangling.
Thanks for the reply mate those line counters take all the guess work out I've found them indispensable for trolling cheers.www.ebay.com.au/itm/Fishing-Line-Length-Counter-Fishing-Line-Depth-Gauge-Clip-On-Rod-/291173907415?hash=item43cb513bd7:g:5o0AAOSwBvNTpSdm
Hey robbie are these tassie devils only for trolling?
Hi mate, no you can definitely cast them too. Most people troll them, but I have had a lot of success casting them, particularly in rivers. Smaller ones are better for this though.
What do u catch up in the ovens river in bright.? Thought I would ask you because I am going there. Your videos a great
tassies definitely go well on the trout, lost a little rainbow one day then next cast caught a little Redfin so I wasn't to bothered
I caught a 4 pound red fin on a tassie devil at Eildon
Hey is that a tassies devil running across in the backround at 26 sec mark??
ramseyrebal Hi mate you have great eyesight! There's no Tassie devils in my area. They're all down in Tasmania. I'm in Vctoria. I could not see It, but there's a fair chance that it may have been a rabbit or a hare.
Good knowledge.....What else do you troll for trout with?
Hi mate I like small minnows.
anyone try using a twi single hook setup with one behing the other like they do when Czech Nymphing
Loads of intel mate, i have to say i have always gone shit house with the TD's, not sure why but i will follow your advice for sure. On another front, how you going over there for Crays? water levels are too bloody high over here at the moment, i think the season will be nearly over before i get a chance to go after em, probably mid to late August, maybe not at all if we keep getting all this rain..... frustrating as. Cheers Moose.
Thanks Moose. We have the same problem here mate. Our rivers are shagged at the moment.
There's a lot of people craying on Lake Mulwala to avoid the high water.
I've heard plenty of reports from Mulwala but not many from anywhere else.
Everybody is catching crays in the top end of Mulwala but legal crays are hard to come by. Testimony to the concentrated fishing pressure I guess.
Any way to throw these in streams
Hey Dave they will work in streams if you have enough water. They will work well in deeper water.
Gday Rob, just wondering if you've seen many goat on your adventures?
I'll give the devils a try on land locked salmon in Maine next month. i'll let you know the outcome
Awesome. Are they available of there Hank?
yes , I bought 3 at a sportsmans show last winter. Looking forward to using them. Most of the fish are in 30 to 50 feet down so I'll use a down rigger.
+Hank Lunn That's awesome. Learn something everyday. Good luck mate.
Hi Robbie Jim here I've been trying to catch trout in repulse Lake for 2 years with no luck do you know if there in there.?
cheers mate.!
Southern Tas Climbers me and my dad go fishing there and we catch trout on Tassie devils
Southern Tas Climbers .....hey mate. went over and enjoyed witching some of your vids. you might be interesred in buckin billy rays channel. he's an old school tree service guy in canada. restores old axes with custom handles , uses old mc culloch saws . think you would enjoy it.
I do 👍
Now Sarah my partner wants to know what color Tassie Devils.? Cheers Robbie.!
Jim
Southern Tas Climbers Hey Jim, pink is my favourite colour mate. Tasmanian Devil have a colour called "pink panther". That's my favourite.
Wicked Mate chat soon .!
Southern Tas Climbers .....The best colour to use in Tassie lakes or river is the green/gold color (frog pattern)...I live here and fish heaps , Arthurs , bronte, great lake.
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mate ive caught redfin, yellow belly and ever cod on tassie devils
Could you use these fishing on the shore?
Damon R Hay mate you sure can. They're not the greatest casting lure ad the tend to sway around a lot as they move through the air, however their heavy weight allows for decent casting distances.
robbiefishing Thanks for the reply! much appreciated, take it easy. I'll have to try it out.
yeah near broke the fish's mouth
Yep. Thats not the correct way on handling trout. Next time do a better job.
OK....just for you because you asked so kindly.
about 2 years ago my pop caught a 64cm murray cod on a tassie devil while trolling
WOW that's really cool! Thats uncommon.
I have catches 2 redefine on a tazy devle
I have caught 2 redfin on a tassy devil
used to catch red fin at devils bend on the tassie devils smashed them
oops spit the lure out
Thats an old one robbie
LESS TALK SHOW THEM WORKING PLEASE