A great video. Thanks mate. But a caution - never ever try to calculate how much money you’ve spent on all those new lures and gear in the plastic box that you haven’t even opened up yet. It would be one of the silliest things you could ever do.
Thanks Wardy ;) yours are a favourite of mine too mate. Theres a wicked little Jack lure arriving before Summer that I’d love to test out with you up there. I’ll keep in touch as I get closer to the finish line with it ;)
Great video nice feed good to see you only take what you need, could you tell me what knot that was looks quick and easy.thanks for your tips.cant wait till your next video 👍
Thanks Jon. Awesome as always. Could you please describe the direction of the current so I can understand your advice , especially around the 8min 30 mark. You talk lots about tide and flow but which way is it ? And when you talk about edges, do you mean when the water flows from deep to shallow or the other way around ? In your great drone shots from behind you, is the edge at the change from smooth to rippled water, and are the ripples the deep part or the shallow part ? Just really wanting to understand your great advice mate, thank you :)
Hey mate. It’s a melted down lead weight. About 6kg from the roof cladding special orders at Bunnings. I think I bought 10kg and made a 6 and a 4kg. Did the PPE respirator and melted it in an old pan and poured it heavy and carefully into a bowl with the stainless hook 🪝 wired into place for it to set around.
Can’t wait to throw your soft glide this season for a better class of fish ! Hope you’re brain spiking your flatties for the ice, I just use a sharpened screw driver and a small cutting board even in my yak. More humane and better quality fillet imo.
Thanks Jon. Awesome as always. Could you please describe the direction of the current so I can understand your advice , especially around the 8min 30 mark. You talk lots about tide and flow but which way is it ? And when you talk about edges, do you mean when the water flows from deep to shallow or the other way around ? In your great drone shots from behind you, is the edge at the change from smooth to rippled water, and are the ripples the deep part or the shallow part ? Just really wanting to understand your great advice mate, thank you :)
Thanks Paul. I was casting onto the edge where water was flowing off a flat, and down into a deeper section. The flathead were staging on the deeper edge so I’d toss the lure slightly to the left (the shallow bank on screen) and the fish were underneath the ripple effect made by shallow water hitting the deeper section to the right. Generally I try to fish shallow and bring my lures off the bank and into deeper water. Esp. With the run out tide. That’s the most realistic movement for bait as the bank drains
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain. If you are ever stuck for ideas, how about a video explaining how current flows cause the surface disturbance and how to interpret what must be underneath ? Really good videos John. I’ve recommended them to many people. Cheers
Nice session John I've been using your soft glides at hays inlet over at redcliffe with great success 👍🎣
Great to hear it mate ;) Thanks
Enjoyed that one John and that tip about the edges - was that where the rippled water was showing.Thanks mate.
Awesome rundown mate! Stoked to see the trust ya have in our little Prodigy 🫡🍻
They’re brilliant little lures ;) where can the boys buy em? Can you post a link here? I’ll include it in the description too
Awesome
John's knowledge and insights,,,,,,,, worth their weight in gold.
A great video. Thanks mate. But a caution - never ever try to calculate how much money you’ve spent on all those new lures and gear in the plastic box that you haven’t even opened up yet. It would be one of the silliest things you could ever do.
Love your fishing lesson videos mate.
Thanks Wardy ;) yours are a favourite of mine too mate. Theres a wicked little Jack lure arriving before Summer that I’d love to test out with you up there. I’ll keep in touch as I get closer to the finish line with it ;)
@@mylurebox Ow OK. Seriously, the things I do for you!
Loved it mate ..👍🏽i reckon you need to try the bigbow & me to use Casper more..ha
Great video John thanks mate for the tips 👍🎣💯
Great video nice feed good to see you only take what you need, could you tell me what knot that was looks quick and easy.thanks for your tips.cant wait till your next video 👍
Nice cast mate 👍👍👍
Thanks Jon. Awesome as always. Could you please describe the direction of the current so I can understand your advice , especially around the 8min 30 mark. You talk lots about tide and flow but which way is it ? And when you talk about edges, do you mean when the water flows from deep to shallow or the other way around ? In your great drone shots from behind you, is the edge at the change from smooth to rippled water, and are the ripples the deep part or the shallow part ? Just really wanting to understand your great advice mate, thank you :)
No worries mate. I’ve sent you a reply to your completed question in this thread. Cheers Paul
Great video with great tips
Thanks for the advice John. Do you debone the flatties before wackin them on your burgers?
Great work mate
Hey John that looks like an epic session. I’ve had a search online and I can’t find those white soft plastics anywhere! Where do you get yours mate?
Hey mate, can get them direct from the Cast website
Hey mate what do you use for your anchor point for your anchor rope left side of the trolling motor
Love your vids and your pliers use them regularly
Hey mate. It’s a melted down lead weight. About 6kg from the roof cladding special orders at Bunnings. I think I bought 10kg and made a 6 and a 4kg. Did the PPE respirator and melted it in an old pan and poured it heavy and carefully into a bowl with the stainless hook 🪝 wired into place for it to set around.
Can’t wait to throw your soft glide this season for a better class of fish ! Hope you’re brain spiking your flatties for the ice, I just use a sharpened screw driver and a small cutting board even in my yak. More humane and better quality fillet imo.
Why are you pulling that little extra bit of line out after you’ve casted and lure is dropping?
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What type of knot did you do there?
Do you bleed the flatheads at all?
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Thanks Jon. Awesome as always. Could you please describe the direction of the current so I can understand your advice , especially around the 8min 30 mark. You talk lots about tide and flow but which way is it ? And when you talk about edges, do you mean when the water flows from deep to shallow or the other way around ? In your great drone shots from behind you, is the edge at the change from smooth to rippled water, and are the ripples the deep part or the shallow part ? Just really wanting to understand your great advice mate, thank you :)
Thanks Paul. I was casting onto the edge where water was flowing off a flat, and down into a deeper section. The flathead were staging on the deeper edge so I’d toss the lure slightly to the left (the shallow bank on screen) and the fish were underneath the ripple effect made by shallow water hitting the deeper section to the right. Generally I try to fish shallow and bring my lures off the bank and into deeper water. Esp. With the run out tide. That’s the most realistic movement for bait as the bank drains
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain.
If you are ever stuck for ideas, how about a video explaining how current flows cause the surface disturbance and how to interpret what must be underneath ?
Really good videos John. I’ve recommended them to many people. Cheers