Spring Snapper Fishing
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Spring is one of the best times of year to target snapper with metal lures. Its simple, clean and effective. Matt Watson has one of the best days ever on the water so he decides to get a cameraman and head out a second day to capture the awesome action.
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it’s good to release the big snapper because as you said they are the best breeder and because the big ones are normally older they don’t taste good either.
Looks like a magic day out. Great footage. Well done. Keep them coming. 😃🐟🐟🐟👍
Come and fish New Zealand, we have summer snapper, winter snapper, harbour snapper, shallow snapper, deep snapper, snapper off the rocks and snapper in the surf! Sorry, hot day at work and was just in the mood!
Great fishing again mate, a nearly came over there from the UK, to work for Stabicraft, the ship/Boat building here is finished. Keep the vids coming. Davey.
You should come to the Tasman bay in the summer for some snapper fishing
this was epic bro
you should fish in the firth of thames coromandel there are good snapper some kingis and kahawai good bait is squid and pilchards and any fresh yellowtail you may catch.
Love the video's Matt 👍👍
big big fish, very good😁👍
Hey Matt, new boat looks awesome! Will you still be doing Marlin and Swordfish videos or moving to more bay-oriented stuff?
Matt, you gotta come to South Korea as you are the superstar now for 'Angry Lee'.
Nice catch
Take whatever size you want home, there's enough snapper in nz, trust lol
Hi Matt wattson
Can you guys please do an episode on landbased fishing in Dunedin? I'm struggling to find fish here. Cheers boys.
Ultimate FIshing epp
hi.
i ve seen in korea tv program 'dosi oboo' .
glad to see there. :)
Love your videos mate love to know what rigs and setups you run 👍🏽
I rekn it's worth taking the big ones means that you don't have to take 5 small ones.
I agree with you there. I know with flatties, the females reproduce often (at least once a year) at around 40-65cm but people will take those out of the water and get annoyed when an 80+ does but she would only reproduce every 3 years and wouldnt be as successful.
@@mirandamoloney2837 yeah I guess it just depends on the species
@@mirandamoloney2837 you cant compare snapper and flathead though. the meat quantity difference is astronomical comparing a 40cm flatty to 60 then to a croc. with snapper, i think 45cm to 75 is the best to take
fishing crabbing yabbying depends how you cook it. its all the same to me
fishing crabbing yabbying although i dont go fishing much atm and i dont have a boat so i only get small fish
It's all good and well sayin everyone has to release the big fish, but I wonder how many big fish matt slayed before he came to that realisation, I'm gonna guess its more than I'll ever catch
monster GT
Nice
Are those Dentex genetically similar to our Red Porgy in the states?
Yes, they are a porgy, not true snapper like for ex. American red snapper. If you Google grey porgy or fl sheepshead they have an almost identical body
Where is that at
What are the rod and reel setups your using
You are with GW
Like like like like super like
Hey are you having good time with kyonggwu with him at ranfurly bank came from Korea
Having good time with Korean people at ranfurly bank
Should be illegal to take big fish over a certain size!!!
Mr T I thought that’s illegal to fish in another country waters.
Hanoi Tripper they pay the New Zealand government to fish Nz waters
@@bourgeoisiez764 nz gov is a joke
Andrei it is bro it really is.. and it starts with Jacinta selling us out
Irie Vibes i agree bro, Jacinda is the worst thing that has happened to nz in a little while, and people thought john key was bad huh...
when actual music and his hymning was miles aparts.. but still enjoyable till the end!! LOL
But btw.. Barotrauma fish shouldnt be released like this.. imagined the air in fish expanded while coming to the surface.. it should be drop back down with a heavy sinker to help compress the air in the swim bladder without having to puncture anything on its body. I hope you lads do it the correct n proper way and not letting air out of its body...
Do you know how many species this guy has released and knowledgable he is ....
@@folklore_xdfolklore_xd2884 thats the problem with you people. helping the fish decompress is way better than poking it and releasing some air from it.. if u didnt know by now!! He was just doing what most would have done .. letting air out.. doesnt mean thats the final answer or the best answer to this problem.
@@folklore_xdfolklore_xd2884 from the way you reply.. You basically have little idea about compression and decompression. You have even fewer ideas about water ingress, bacteria infection and how this may reduce the chances of the survivability of the fish. what was done here letting the air out was the norm which most anglers are quite used to.. doesnt mean that THIS is THE BEST WAY TO DO IT right here.. right now. All you know is taking sides.. trying to tell someone off than focusing on this matter which would be beneficial for all catch n release anglers.
@@FishingSGsWild oh please you wouldnt have a half a clue how long has been fishing for maybe go look at all his videos what most likely date back 15 years and also helps out fisheries with there data . But hey seems like you know it all the fish came from 20m of water and not 100m..
@@folklore_xdfolklore_xd2884 and you also didnt know how long i have been holding a rod n reel either ,.. so dont compare.. you still know nothing about barotrauma!! I am 43 and started since i was 8yo and have my own boat and still fishing on weekly basis.. Not you mate.. you are just a talker!!
You certainly can fish but you definitely can't sing 🎣.