20 year ago we would have Xmas there at a camp site on the river. Mum would fish at dawn and we would have fish for breakfast (guessing whiting or flathead). Good memory's thank you.
Neil Rae Thanks for the kind words, Neil. No recorded bull shark attacks in the river, so I'd say we're pretty safe. Fast-moving boats are my biggest concern... :) -Josh
There would be loads of bull sharks. Yep, I just googled it up, and they abound in Noosa River. You are wise to be cautious. Being the first victim does not lessen the limb loss. Sarah Whiley being a good example.Dusk to dawn are the heavy times, or when the rivers are murky or full of mullet or other baitfish. A life on and in the water makes me fear the bull shark.
@@Au_Aquatica They came in with the seaweed after a storm and I only saw them once. Where the weed accumulates against the rocks at the rivermouth rockwall.
8 years later and the river simply isn't the same. The number of jewfish coming into the river in this video is insane. Trevs don't school up like that anymore in the river :(
John Cena nah Barra are up north where the hot climates are if the water gets to cold they will die so u won’t find em here in Noosa river only around cairns and up further if u found one in the river in Noosa ur lucky
Sorry I don’t believe this footage is the Noosa river ! I know it very well. I can’t perceive of any reaches of the lower river with river bed as shown here.
I don't know if you are trolling me or just misinformed. I don't know why you think I would lie about the location but if you want to watch all 1373 clips I filmed at the Noosa River mouth, go here : www.underseaproductions.com/location/noosa-river-mouth/
this is brilliant! this is honestly one of my favourite videos on youtube
Thank you!
preserving natural wonders involves public awareness and that's just one of many reasons I think your work is awesome!
Filmed mostly at the river mouth rockwall, and a few shots from Russell Street under the DPI pontoon.
What amazing footage- a great piece! Well done mate. Great piece of music too.
Campbell Kerr Cheers!
Unreal! Well done. Keep sharing your footage. Its fantastic to watch.
Thanks Jesse!
Where is all this fish when im trying to catch one lol
Awesome vid 👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
Great video just shows the diversity of different fish and creatures in the Noosa river .
I love to come back n stay for a while. Many thanks.
Loved every bit of it.
At 3:35 what is the species? they look like Corydoras, but surely not.
They are juvenile Australian goatfish (Upeneus australiae)
That was fantastic. I never would of known the diversity of fish down there.
Great video as always! How about a topside shot for those of us not familiar with the Noosa River?
Most beautiful place. Check it out on Google Maps and Street View, "Claude Batten Drive, Noosa"
20 year ago we would have Xmas there at a camp site on the river. Mum would fish at dawn and we would have fish for breakfast (guessing whiting or flathead). Good memory's thank you.
So pleased you enjoyed it, thanks for sharing!
Those flathead are huge haven’t caught one that size for ages
gorgeous footage!
Cheers!
:)
great footage. well done
Thanks Wayne
So that's what lies beneath. I did wonder whilst swimming in there just what was lurking, Bull Sharks the main worry! Great footage!
Neil Rae Thanks for the kind words, Neil. No recorded bull shark attacks in the river, so I'd say we're pretty safe. Fast-moving boats are my biggest concern... :) -Josh
There would be loads of bull sharks. Yep, I just googled it up, and they abound in Noosa River. You are wise to be cautious. Being the first victim does not lessen the limb loss. Sarah Whiley being a good example.Dusk to dawn are the heavy times, or when the rivers are murky or full of mullet or other baitfish. A life on and in the water makes me fear the bull shark.
where abouts are these spots ive snorkelled the river in so many spots and only ever seen bream
He went at the river mouth and off Russel st. I want to go and find the pipefish but he probably went rather deep for them
Give the Latin names of the fish species shown in this video!
what is the fish at 2:06
Pretty sure it is a Wide-body pipefish (Stigmatopora nigra). In the background there is a juvenile Brownstripe snapper (Lutjanus vitta).
thank you
Wow....what a healthy marine environment. 👌🏻😉
awesome video mate
Cheers mate!
Where is that exactly?
At the end of Claude Batten Drive - most of it is buried under sand at the moment, only the last bit of rock wall is exposed into Sandy Cove.
great work
Thanks Greg!
Oh my god! You found my sunglasses! :P
Nice pair of RayBans, they cleaned up OK, lenses a bit scratched ;)
Nicely done...enjoyed it Thanks
Cheers!
could u please tell me where the first two shots where
Filmed mostly at the river mouth rockwall (including the first two shots), and a few shots from Russell Street under the DPI pontoon.
so you're telling me, there are hat much fish in the Noosa river and out of the twenty times I've been there, I've only caught two fish, kms
Where in the river was it?
Mostly at the mouth and some at the end of Russell Street.
@@joshjensen6842 do you know where the pipe fish were found ?
@@Au_Aquatica They came in with the seaweed after a storm and I only saw them once. Where the weed accumulates against the rocks at the rivermouth rockwall.
ok there are fish in the noosa river😂😂
In the Noosa river there wouldn’t be this aquatic animals this would be at the mouth where u go to the reef in ur boat
Filmed mostly at the river mouth rockwall, and a few shots from Russell Street under the DPI pontoon.
Josh Jensen ok thx
Josh Jensen lmao I came back to watch this 1 year later and saw I had a response lol
Awesome :)
8 years later and the river simply isn't the same. The number of jewfish coming into the river in this video is insane. Trevs don't school up like that anymore in the river :(
were they barra or school jew at the start
some sort of jew
Ok, wish they were barra that would be so good for the river!!!!
John Cena nah Barra are up north where the hot climates are if the water gets to cold they will die so u won’t find em here in Noosa river only around cairns and up further if u found one in the river in Noosa ur lucky
@@everythingroyale1796 plenty of barra in there now
@@JohnCena-ms6dv I've caught 9 barra in there in the last two years
Sorry I don’t believe this footage is the Noosa river ! I know it very well. I can’t perceive of any reaches of the lower river with river bed as shown here.
I don't know if you are trolling me or just misinformed. I don't know why you think I would lie about the location but if you want to watch all 1373 clips I filmed at the Noosa River mouth, go here : www.underseaproductions.com/location/noosa-river-mouth/
Damn watermark!