LOL, i know, 4 guys fishing there so i moved down to Ian rd , and even there rock i was planning to fish from was taken. Busy morning it was!!! Thanks for watching mate, much appreciated
Hey man, what squid jig do you use? I've been trying to catch squid for a while now and I have no clue if I'm doing something wrong or am using the wrong jig.
Any brand works. I mostly use Yamashita or Shimano jigs Stick to white black and green colours. They are usually most productive for me. They different sizes as well
Hey mate Not sure where you can hand feed them or pat them but they do come up to my burly cage very often. Even throwing few chopped up pilchards in close to the rocks usually brings them right up to you
@@AAfishing So cool. They are like big puppys. I do know the spot and have had a few beautiful encounters with them. Snorkeling also. There is 3 or 4 that hang out at this spot (one with a missing tail) just past a pull off section near a fenced off power box. Its a little walk down the cliff from the road. Only ever caught a salmon or two from there and also lost a few rods to the big black boys Lol
Hi, thanks for the tips and techniques! Do you reckon I need to prepare any slip resistant shoes to avoid getting slipped on the rocks, and is safety a major concern over there? Really appreciate if you could provide any suggestions on that!
Safety should always be first. The spots I fish are usually easy access, and I usually wear just my normal shoes. That being said, I've been fishing for over 20 years, and for anyone trying it for a first time, I would definitely say, yeah, put slip resistant shoes and evn safty jacket on and stay safe ..
Hey mate That’s great to hear. This was at mt Martha. Access is opposite Ian rd. Best baits are squid and pippies. Try them together on the same hook if the bite is slow. It’s easy enough to get down the rocks. My kid was don there with me from about age of 10. Good luck
bruh, u r just amazing. always share techniques and fishing spots
Thanks for the kind words mate. I'm just trying to share what I've learned and will keep doing so 🙏
Awesome mate. Shhh, don't tell anyone. Bottom of Bradford road is squid city.
LOL, i know, 4 guys fishing there so i moved down to Ian rd , and even there rock i was planning to fish from was taken. Busy morning it was!!!
Thanks for watching mate, much appreciated
Awesome vid, what size hooks do you use for whiting?
Black magic 1/0 circle hooks.
Hey man, what squid jig do you use? I've been trying to catch squid for a while now and I have no clue if I'm doing something wrong or am using the wrong jig.
Any brand works. I mostly use Yamashita or Shimano jigs
Stick to white black and green colours.
They are usually most productive for me.
They different sizes as well
Awesome day and video. What baits and rig are using for the King George please?
Squid and pippies on paternoster rig bud
Nice Fish 👍
Cheers!
Nice vid mate. Do you know the spot at Mt. Martha with the big rays you can pat and hand feed off the rocks?
Hey mate
Not sure where you can hand feed them or pat them but they do come up to my burly cage very often.
Even throwing few chopped up pilchards in close to the rocks usually brings them right up to you
@@AAfishing So cool. They are like big puppys. I do know the spot and have had a few beautiful encounters with them. Snorkeling also. There is 3 or 4 that hang out at this spot (one with a missing tail) just past a pull off section near a fenced off power box. Its a little walk down the cliff from the road. Only ever caught a salmon or two from there and also lost a few rods to the big black boys Lol
I’ll keep an eye for them next time I’m down there
Hi, thanks for the tips and techniques! Do you reckon I need to prepare any slip resistant shoes to avoid getting slipped on the rocks, and is safety a major concern over there? Really appreciate if you could provide any suggestions on that!
Safety should always be first.
The spots I fish are usually easy access, and I usually wear just my normal shoes. That being said, I've been fishing for over 20 years, and for anyone trying it for a first time, I would definitely say, yeah, put slip resistant shoes and evn safty jacket on and stay safe ..
@@AAfishing that really helps, cheers mate!
Where do you go in my Martha?
I’ve been just about every there where access is possible.
Ian’s Rd is probably the easiest
@AAfishing where do you park for Ian road entrance?
I only know Hearn road parking and cliff down there.
Great location - always has been from 40 years ago.
Agreed 👍
Enjoyed it mate. I'm local to this area, what the best time to head down there to wet a line ?
Early morning or late afternoons. If you line it up with the tide change that that’s a big plus as well.
Wormer months are a bit more productive.
Hey mate, myself and my 11 yo are getting into fishing. Is this a good spot to take him? can you let me know where this spot is and what bait to use?
Hey mate
That’s great to hear. This was at mt Martha. Access is opposite Ian rd.
Best baits are squid and pippies. Try them together on the same hook if the bite is slow.
It’s easy enough to get down the rocks.
My kid was don there with me from
about age of 10.
Good luck
@AAfishing thanks heaps. Appreciate it. Might catch you down there.
!! 👍💚💚💚💚💚💚
Hi I am new for fishing could you please share me the location and it looks adventures.
Hi
Yes this was down at Mt Martha rocks.
It the access to the rocks opposite Ian Rd.
Good luck, i hope you catch a few
You lose that first whiting in the rocks?
Yeap, but you do lose some of them when you are fishing places like this. Still , very good morning of fishing. Can’t complain
Good on ya mate. All the best
@@AAfishing maybe try a net down there 🤙
I think i might have to 👍
Hi, what bait were you using here? Do you have an instagram?
Thank you
No Instagram at the moment.
Bait was squid