You and the other Australian guys like Gido, Briggsy, Brooksy, Cavy and Matthew inspired me to attempt the impossible...getting a tuna from the rocks! 2 days ago it happend!... I landed a 30+kg tuna on 50 pounds braid and 100 pounds leader on a saltiga 5000, solo fishing! I'm so stoked! Thanks for inspiring me❤️
Ethans a legend and what he does for Mens Mental health awareness , great score chriso , few tasty morsals for the boys and family , keep up the great work and vids lads , much appreciated , West is Best , Especially south west where we're from love to come on a mission one day ,, Much respect from Margaret River Region , 🤙🔥💚
Awesome episode bro, haven’t done the Marron thing yet but it sure does look like fun! Did you upgrade a camera? Footage looked great even the after dark stuff witch is often tough to film!
I use to go down to dwellingup a lot as a child with the folks and still to this day i remember the biggest marron i've EVER seen which was side to side and still hanging out of the scoop.
I live for this shit! Awesome fun - but jut a couple of suggestions to help enhance your chances, open for anyone to comment too... I've found halogen lamps are a softer light and doesn't spook the marron as much. LED is just too bright and too white for the buggers. We've had really good success with snares and halogen torches, that way you don't seem to unsettle the other marron around burley patch... Also, this way you can coax the buggers into the snare using your torch beam - working the soft edge of your light closer to your prize and gently 'persuade' it in the direction you want - and then, GOT 'IM ON!!! Good stuff, keep it coming!
I’ve heard this also and tried it out 3-4 times this season. Once complete darkness has set it didn’t really matter. Just after sunset we found them to spook with the bright led but not the halogen as mentioned but once it had been dark for 1-2 hours it really didn’t matter anymore.
@@pressb agreed. And in all honesty, I think a headlamp can really work against you too unless you've trained yourself to always orientate your head to the side of the feed patch. That's why I'd also recommend just using a hand torch to do the dirty work of coaxing them into the snare. I still wear a headlamp, but that's just to see where I'm going and for spotting the nasty reptilian hazards around at that time of the year! My go-to torch is simply an old Makita hand-help lantern, I usually get a whole night out of the battery and the spread on the beam is nice and soft (rather than the lazer edge of the LED headlamp that cuts like a scalpel).
maybe its my headlamp then that may be helping as its a spread beam not a spot for the led. didn't have any issues using it with the snare a few other sessions either.
You both got me subscribed on the men’s mental health bit! I love crayfish and camping, so win-win! 🤣 Edit to add, what’s the second biggest? I have no idea but I know we have the biggest freshwater crayfish here in Tassie.
I was given some Yabbies. I live in Indiana USA. I ❤️ am really interested in looking for Yabbies. My friend has a man made lake. I was wondering if or how we can get Yabbies in the lake?
any tips on where to get beasts like these? obviously don’t expect you to share exact spots but a rough idea would be appreciated! went out for a week this season and got 2 size 😢
You and the other Australian guys like Gido, Briggsy, Brooksy, Cavy and Matthew inspired me to attempt the impossible...getting a tuna from the rocks!
2 days ago it happend!... I landed a 30+kg tuna on 50 pounds braid and 100 pounds leader on a saltiga 5000, solo fishing!
I'm so stoked!
Thanks for inspiring me❤️
Hey buddy who is Bruggsy
I think you left out Johnny Brooks
@@enterthedragon5979 thx bud, I just woke up and misspelled it... Edited now! 😉👍
That’s awesome!! Congrats
well done man
Ethans a legend and what he does for Mens Mental health awareness , great score chriso , few tasty morsals for the boys and family , keep up the great work and vids lads , much appreciated , West is Best , Especially south west where we're from love to come on a mission one day ,, Much respect from Margaret River Region , 🤙🔥💚
and the largest and 2nd largest are also from Australia (Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish and the Murray Crayfish)
Yeah that’s crazy! Have seen pics of the tassie ones and they are massive
The biggest freshwater cray I got was in the early 70s Wyena northern Tasmania and weighed over ten pounds.
Banger brother can’t wait for next season 🙌
Bring it on!
Awesome episode bro, haven’t done the Marron thing yet but it sure does look like fun! Did you upgrade a camera? Footage looked great even the after dark stuff witch is often tough to film!
cheers man, was using Ethans sony for filming after dark with a bit of go pro with changed settings in there.
What a haul man good work, best feed in WA!
I use to go down to dwellingup a lot as a child with the folks and still to this day i remember the biggest marron i've EVER seen which was side to side and still hanging out of the scoop.
I have caught marron in Margaret River big Moss backs over a kilo always put them back there are some monsters down south
I live for this shit!
Awesome fun - but jut a couple of suggestions to help enhance your chances, open for anyone to comment too... I've found halogen lamps are a softer light and doesn't spook the marron as much. LED is just too bright and too white for the buggers. We've had really good success with snares and halogen torches, that way you don't seem to unsettle the other marron around burley patch... Also, this way you can coax the buggers into the snare using your torch beam - working the soft edge of your light closer to your prize and gently 'persuade' it in the direction you want - and then, GOT 'IM ON!!!
Good stuff, keep it coming!
I’ve heard this also and tried it out 3-4 times this season. Once complete darkness has set it didn’t really matter. Just after sunset we found them to spook with the bright led but not the halogen as mentioned but once it had been dark for 1-2 hours it really didn’t matter anymore.
I second that and go further, if you can find an incandescent light it is softer again.
@@pressb agreed. And in all honesty, I think a headlamp can really work against you too unless you've trained yourself to always orientate your head to the side of the feed patch. That's why I'd also recommend just using a hand torch to do the dirty work of coaxing them into the snare. I still wear a headlamp, but that's just to see where I'm going and for spotting the nasty reptilian hazards around at that time of the year!
My go-to torch is simply an old Makita hand-help lantern, I usually get a whole night out of the battery and the spread on the beam is nice and soft (rather than the lazer edge of the LED headlamp that cuts like a scalpel).
maybe its my headlamp then that may be helping as its a spread beam not a spot for the led. didn't have any issues using it with the snare a few other sessions either.
Omg...EPIC CATCH!!
You both got me subscribed on the men’s mental health bit! I love crayfish and camping, so win-win! 🤣
Edit to add, what’s the second biggest? I have no idea but I know we have the biggest freshwater crayfish here in Tassie.
awesome thanks!!
tassie ones are the biggest yeah and i think its murray crayfish that's second.
Wow how epic are those grass trees. Takes them 100 years to grow to 1m. Insane! Imagine if they could talk. Love the video
crazy they grow so slowly hey. also stoked someone appreciates the little fill in footage bits haha
@@DixonsFishing yeah mate don’t worry I appreciate your extra touch on the scenery and videography ✌🏼💯
Interesting, tell me more about these trees
What's the backing tune you've got going on there? nice and mellow.
It’s a tune from epidemic sound I can find it if you want
This is pretty cool, I just watched a show on TV about the World’s biggest Crawfish in New Zealand last night.
actually Tasmania has the largest freshwater lobster
@@__Brad__ I was wondering if I had it wrong, I knew it was one of the two! Thanks
Aus is one crazy place and we are lucky that’s for sure
You mean Tasmania not new Zealand lol?
I was given some Yabbies. I live in Indiana USA. I ❤️ am really interested in looking for Yabbies. My friend has a man made lake. I was wondering if or how we can get Yabbies in the lake?
Nice, get some waders
any tips on where to get beasts like these? obviously don’t expect you to share exact spots but a rough idea would be appreciated! went out for a week this season and got 2 size 😢
That would be an awesome feed 🤤
So tasty, one of my favorites that’s for aure
Nice
Gippsland crays get much bigger than marron.
This is obviously not WA allowed to use scoop nets only allowed to snare
Yeah plenty of places you can use drop nets and scoops as well as snares. Rules let you know where what method is allowed
You should not stress them out! I'm not sure I agree with this.
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Give yah a like n comment - ONYA MATEs, we're living in God's country aye
Trade spots with bushrats
Haha I’ll stick to the salt and just venture bush every now and then. Bush is their domain for sure