An absolute shame that the old jetty is left to wrack and ruin !! Fond memories of camping on that Jetty ! Nice session there ...

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Michael, yes mate its a crying shame like yourself lots of memories it was fantastic so big and room for so many fishos out on the T piece it was like being out on a boat. Thank you.

@NoNopeAndNo

3 жыл бұрын

Great memories on the old jetty. Different sections of that jetty held different fish and some deep fishing holes at the end of the T. Spent many nights and days fishing there

No one does it better than David !

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks matey!!

Really enjoyed the sequence of your vlog - from detailed and easy-to-follow rigging up in your garage/shed to an awesome little session at a top-looking location. More videos please, David!! Bream fishing, surf fishing, squidding, tommies, gars - I love it all! I would also love to see you detailing the rods and reels you use as well as rod holders, rod rests, your fish bag, nets etc with links on where to get them and DIY tips regarding your hungry bag (fish shoulder bag) etc, etc. Big like from me! Have been fishing for 38 years and never get tired of learning from others. So glad I stumbled upon your channel!!

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Frank thank you, wow I have got a lot of stuff to do now I shall try and do what you ask it will be my pleasure especially for a seasoned fisherman like yourself.

@franksaunders6534

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Cheers, David. Looking forward to your upcoming vlogs!

When we came here there was a lot of flies but it is an amazing fishing spot

@davidsheldonfishing9726

9 ай бұрын

Hi mate thanks for commenting, yes it's a nice place to fish there

Thanks for the up close view on how to set up this rig. Definitely picked up some good tips.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure YourNextCast, I had a look at your channel and yes cool I enjoyed watching.

Your a legend mate. Thanks for the video. A true gentleman

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate!!

Good to see you back again Dave, it's great to see good solid info and your obvious respect of the resource and your surroundings displayed in your videos. Hope to see lots more in the future. All the best for 2021 , Regards

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Perry, yes I will keep slowly but surely keep making videos my wife bought me a GoPro 9 so I'm excited to get out laters when time permits and give it a whirl. All the best to you too for 2021.

Learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Good to hear Chris, my pleasure mate.

Great work sir❤

Good to see you back

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much.

Great informative video. Nice feed of tommies!

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you ramblinburden w much appreciated, they weren't big but they were nice.

All the best for the New Year, David. Another great info video. Just started fishing again after decades and learning so much from you. I enjoy your unpretentious, natural, gentleman n authentic style of presentation. Thank you for your time and knowledge. Cheers mate.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joel, that is a nice comment. I am more than happy to help and nice to hear you are getting back into fishing again. Any questions ask and if I can help I will. Also you have a happy new year too. All the best and tight lines......David.

Oh my goodness! That’s me! So good to meet you! I can’t believe I only just watched this video

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Martin, Ha Ha thats great Martin, yes you are a youtube star. Good to meet you to mate that was a good day and the video turned out quite good I thought, hope you and your missus enjoyed the leather jackets. Have you picked up a tip or two also check out my making burley video its the same burley I used that day.

Nice to see you back. Happy New year, keep those fishing videos coming.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Malcolm, nice to hear from you mate. Happy New Year. My wife bought me a GoPro 9 so I recon I'm going to have to use it. All the best mate.....Cheers David

Happy Xmas to you and your family too... Thanks for the tackle advice.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mark, and my pleasure mate

Thakyou for getting back to me.

yeah Dave's back with another one of his great videos.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike Perth nice comment mate.

Your an absolute top bloke mate very informative and educated man please keep your content coming mate 👍 Much love from Brisbane 🤙🎣🎣🎣

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jared nice to hear from Brisbane, that's a nice comment mate. Funny back at my school days the teacher was always calling me a day dreamer. All the best Jarred....David.

It's good to see you back again, David. Another excellent video with helpful rig tips. I hope you had a Merry Christmas & best wishes for a happy, healthy & prosperous 2021 with as many fishing trips in it that you can manage. 😎

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks himderfella, also best wishes and a healthy and prosperous 2021 to you too mate. and nice to hear from you too.

Good evening David, its an honour to watch your fishing videos. I remember fishing that majestic original rapid bay jetty one time in my early 20's and it was a winters day there's certainly a vibe about that old jetty that has a special place in my mind with lights above as you walk the jetty and looking out further towards the end with the excitement heading towards the t shape end and finally fishing it... David I wish you and all your family a wonderful new year! 😃 Kind regards John George Carr 🎣

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks John that is a nice comment, yes that old jetty was so good with so many great memories such a loss to lose it. John I also wish you and your family a wonderful new year... Cheers David

Nice work mate. Good to see it put into practice and get some results. Great stuff 👌

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, not big fish but always fun and a nice feed.

I spent about a dozen trips on rapid bay jetty, some days were great catching loads of squid and other days on the garfish and trevally. I saw a shoal of kingfish swim under the jetty one morning amazing time watching them hunting. Great video David keep them coming chap. Bob

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bob fife, yes that jetty was wonderfull so much room and fish on offer I also have a memory with some mates who were with me at the time a half a dozen kingies swimming on the inside of the T piece they were massive as big as a man awesome to see. Also a huge white pointer one day but the bugger scared all the squid away.

I must have watched this video 3 times. Always excellent explanation and put together very well. Took my kids fishing yesterday when your video notification came through and couldn't wait to get home to watch. We used your maggots, mixed a little tuna oil, but not too much! Boy did it worked a treat :). Thank you from one very happy subscriber :)

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

That is nice to hear Justin, happy to hear you and your kids had a nice time out fishing its good to get out and spend some quality time out with the little ones also happy to hear the maggots flavoured with tuna oil didn't let you down well done and thank you too mate

Once again you have outdone yourself David, awesome video, love watching them. I have fished for Tommies before but never thought of doing a rig like that, I always used a sinker. I will give that a try, cheers. Cant wait for your next exciting video, happy New Year to all 😁

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Frank, thats a nice comment to hear. the rig you use is good too definitely has its place this rig has also got its place, enjoy mate and a happy new year to you all you too. I can't do a smiley face with my computer.

Oh I miss fishing old Rapid Bay jetty, thanks for taking me back. On ya Dave

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Lee, yes we all miss that old jetty big time. My pleasure mate I'm glad you enjoyed it, remember that time a few of us were up on the left hand T piece and every one could catch a leather jacket and I couldn't catch one to save my life LOL. Good old days. Gee I've had a long day today and Happy new year to you all.

Have a safe and fishing filled 2021 David. 👌

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ashley, you to have a safe and fishy 2021 matey.

Thanks for this David!!! I’ve caught a couple of tommies and one salmon trout 30cm less than an hour with this rig . Cheers!!

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome Philip, fresh Easter fish can't beat it happy days and thank you for letting me know and my pleasure mate.

A very happy Xmas David,and good fishing during the summer holidays, cheers mate

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

A very happy Xmas to you too Gunter and good fishing to you as well over the holidays, unfortunately my fishing comes to a stand still this time of the year I get very busy with my maggot breeding for you fishos, think about me when you are catching a few garfish I might pick up your vibe. All the best......David.

I miss the old jetty have so many awesome memories fishing from it thanks again David for the excellent vid hope you have a happy new year mate

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

The old Jetty was fantastic same hear lots of memories, probably seen you on there back in the days. Thank you Troy and happy new year to you to mate

@goo757

3 жыл бұрын

lol me to mate.... i wish the new jetty was longer

Thanks very much for your very informative videos; as an absolute beginner I feel a little more confident that I may be able to make my own rigs. 🙂

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Leanne, so good to hear you are finding my videos helpful. I think you will enjoy my mullet fishing video when I finely get it done one day soon. All the best Leanne and stay tuned, I will help you on your fishing quest.

Hi Dave. Happy new year mate. Another good video. Keep up the good work.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Tony, and a happy new year to you too. Thanks mate.

Happy Xmas an new year love your videos hope to see a few more in 2021

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Xmas and happy new year to you to Paul, nice to hear you love my videos thank you. yes I will keep getting more done.

Hi David. Cheers for the tips. By the way you did tell us about adding water to the berly in your berly making video. 👍

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jack thanks mate, and glad you got some tips from the video. I did re watch my burly video and yes I did mention adding water towards the end, well done me, and thanks for picking that up mate, it can get busy commenting. Thanks again Jack also do try the burly its very good.

Hey David, happy new year xD . Been watching most of ya videos and learn alot from your stuff. Keep them coming coz I enjoy alot of them. Cheers mate

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

And a happy new year to you too mate. Great to hear your comment.

Cheers Man.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, and nice to hear from you again.

hey Dave welcome back matey

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

G'day Mark, thank you matey.

Great video. Love learning how to make rigs from your videos and your tips. Always informative. Would love to see a video on flathead fishing? Happy New Year to you. Hope to run across you out there some day.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

G'day Kevin thanks mate, really looking forward to getting out and doing some flathead fishing I shall have a go when I'm not as busy. I caught a nice Rock Flathead on bait not so long ago you shall see that one day, yes if you see me out say hi.

Another great video mate. I remember that old conveyor belt as a kid. Always wondered what it was for.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you A D, it was a fantastic jetty wasn't it, lots of us have so many memories fishing off it. thanks for your comment mate.. Cheers.

I didn't know a new jetty had been built there, thats how long it's been since I was last there. I bought a Diawa AIRD 4000C during the Boxing day sales this year for $88, spooled it with 6 kg Platypus, haven't used it yet though. I weighed up a Penn, a Shimano decided on the Diawa. Great stuff mate

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, and good to hear from you. They are a very good fishing reel the Daiwa Aird and nicely priced, all the best and good fishing with your new reel sounds nice.

top effort

@davidsheldonfishing9726

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Patrick, appreciate that mate

Great video David. i used your salmon rig with the home made burley cage three weeks ago and caught 30 salmon. The biggest fish was 4.5 kg. The tommie's where massive and would swallow 3/0 hooks. So thanks.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, and thats some nice sized fish you have been catching well done.

Your secret berley looks really good! As a junior angler I have learnt a lot from this! Rapid bay is also a great spot so cool! Love your videos mate keep up the good work!

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

Hi mate, thank you yes if I may say so myself this burley is very good look at my channel and you will find a video on how to put it together, I have always got some on hand for my fishing, Rapid bay is a nice place. All the best with your fishing young fellow.

@offroadfishing

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks!! Will watch that vid now! Also I saw your wirrana cove vids and tried that spot so good! Also go me going on aussie salmon!

Great videos, mate. Started up fishing this summer, currently hunting some bream around Adelaide. Nothing trophy size yet, but it's excuse to get some sun!

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

G'day mate, great to hear you have taken up fishing it has so much going for it. Thank you for saying you are enjoying my videos, if they help you along your way to catching a fish or two I will be more than happy.

Hello Dave. It’s David from Newcastle, NSW. I went fishing at Forster NSW over Easter. The water was like tea from the floods. But I did get a few small bream from jetties and breakwalls. I tried your berley. It definitely increases the bites, although I smelled like curry for several days. I lost two berley springs to snags. So I added a bobby-cork. Looking forward to your next video. 🎣

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi David, gee ill bet the water was dirty after all that run off, good you caught a few bream they would have handled that water and got home smelling like you had been to a Indian restaurant ha ha good stuff though good idea putting the bobby cork on that rigs best not letting go to the bottom. Next video nearly ready its making sinkers hopefully to kick off some more fishing. all the best David........David.

Gday mate i thought you had fallen of the jetty and drowned good to see you back mate always great videos

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

G'day mate, thanks a million. and yes I'm still kicking. good to hear from you again. Happy New Year too you.

@crispernator

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 and you too mate

Ahhh m8 wish i watched your video BEFORE i went fishing on semaphore jetty. My daugher and myself spent 5hrs with no result. Our rigs were totally setup wrong and we were using cockles. Thankyou so much again and i will watch how to make your burley :)

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

Hello mate, Happy to hear this video has helped you out. When you make the burley and try it you will see it is very good, Tommy ruff season isn't far away so you and your daughter will have some fun with them. Also this rig goes well under a float for tommies and garfish, 60cm under the float is deep enough once the fish have been attracted by the burley a small piece of cockle can temp them as well a gents(maggots) very good they are the most popular baits mince meat is very good I have a video for that also small pieces of tweed prawn is really good when the tommies are fussy. Wishing you and your daughter all the best, the more you get out for a fish watch the locals learn from them and learn a bit from me and you will be catching fish before you know it and then enjoying having a feed

@Interface67

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 awesome thx m8. Been watching all ur vids. Going to try catching worms, beach fishing. I even made a Burley spring from ur how too's. Can't wait and thank you 😀

@Interface67

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 g'day m8 again. Well you know last time 5 hrs no fish. Well this time we set up our rigs as your vids explained, made your Burley and used your maggots. End result 24 fish caught. U sir r an absolute bloody legend thank you so so very much. My daughter was so happy. Oh yeah we also caught 5 good sized crabs to all in a few hrs. Thank you thank you 😃

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

@@Interface67 G'day mate, well when I saw this comment yesterday it made my day I was really happy to hear you and your daughter had what sounds like a awesome day out fishing. I supplied a bit of knowledge and you put in the effort with great results well done to you, them bonus crabs would have been tasty too they can be a bit fiddly but worth the effort I find a tooth pick helps pick the meat out. Thank you for letting me know. Happy future fishing. Cheers David.

thanks for that dave . still on my bucket list to get down to your area for a fish or two . even checked it out on google earth . its only 1750klms so about 19 hours drive each way 150 to 160 liters of diesel in my van would get me there with no detours . couple of sandwiches and a thermos probably too.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Wow smokeytexx just down the road, yep couple of sandwiches and a thermos for the drive don't forget the esky for the fish for the drive home. Thats funny can I ask where you live. Thanks for the comment.

@smokeytexx

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 mate i live in Texas Queensland . should be able to knock the van in neutral and just roll down to your area its all down hill from here , coming back would need the motor though . i remember using maggots /gents for bait as a kid growing up in the north of UK many many birthdays ago . i use to buy them from the local hobby shop cant remember how much they were though probably just a few pennies i suppose . had an old split cane rod and i remember getting the slipper off dad for breaking that one day in the early 1960s

Happy New Year to you David, lets hope its a good one, another entertaining video, i bought some gents over the past weekend then your video popped up, i was wondering if you could do a video showing the maggot/gent process, you must be producing a hell of alot over a year, thought it might make a fascinating video. Cheers

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Peter thanks mate, nice to hear from you and happy new year to you too. Hope the maggots did there job for you, yes I have been having a play with a bit of maggot filming but I have to be careful what I show, so one day there will be a bit of something.

Hello David, just been fishing with cousin off waitpinga using your tips from previous videos, caught a bunch of nice salmon

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Well done both of you thats good to hear mate. Have you tried making fish cakes yet if not can I recommend you do, yummy.

@danielsantostefano1866

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 we didn’t make fish cakes although we cooked in oven with rosemary lemon and garlic. Go about as easy on the garlic as you do in the berley mate. Will definitely give the patties a crack later in the week.

There were people swimming and people diving, are they crazy crazy? Also there is the camp site where kids are playing in the sea and see.I noticed the hills were green when you went.I went a couple of days after the bush fires burnt those hills to a crisp.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

yes i know what you mean only 2 weeks ago a 14ft white shark swam right up to second valley Jetty my mate on there with other people saw it he said you could see its teeth he ran off the jetty to tell the swimmers to get out of the water also the kayakers it was mentioned on the news, ts a worry we are in there territory and there are more around now. when I was on there it was near winter.

Christmas time again, haha, ripper. Haven't been to rapid bay in ages, last time I went I could still climb into the very top chamber of the caves, not sure if the dad tummy will let me do it now.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate, ha ha I no exactly what you mean I use to climb into that top part of the cave but I don't think I could do it any more either. Things do change as we get older, "O" Well lets just go with the Flo I guess. Thanks for saying and watching, Merry Christmas.

Hi Dave good to have you making your vids again. FYI is. Moonlighter not Moonshiner lol.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

I was waiting for somebody to correct me on that, just for curiosity after I made the video I googled the Moonshiner and thought whoops LOL I got that wrong but close. Thank you ......Cheers David.

@ME-qq2dc

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 yeah close, maybe you were just thinking of that drink after a hard day's fishing!😀

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

@@ME-qq2dc That is funny, moonshine. Happy New Year mate

@ME-qq2dc

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Cheers have a good one and hope 2021 is an improvement on 2020!

Another great video David, love watching them. Please keep them coming ! Just out of interest , whats your faourite way to cook the Tommies ? or are they all smoked ?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ash, yes slowly but surely I shall keep them coming thank you again. I love Tommies all ways crumbed or battered and natural in the pan with a bit of seasoning sometimes sweet chilli sauce or whatever I like to try. Cheers David

i love the barrel sinker idea. great video! also how high do you have the squid jig from the bottom?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank mate, its best to have your squid jag as close to the bottom as possible but up to 4 or 5ft is fine but 2 or 3ft would be better.

Dave Hello Dave I have just started watching your KZread channel. I have enjoyed watching your fishing adventures. I appreciate your generosity in sharing tackle and techniques. I am also from Old Blighty. My family emigrated in 1968. I’m recently retired, and I’m getting back into fishing, now I have the time. I live in Newcastle NSW. There are many good fishing spots here and in Port Stephens. You live in a beautiful part of South Australia. It’s been nice to watch you fish and cook. I’ve just made some of your burley. I’ll try it out next week. Question 1: Do they fish for Luderick in SA? Question 2: Do people say you look like Donald Pleasence? Tight lines David Newcastle NSW

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi David, nice to hear you are enjoying watching my videos and my pleasure sharing some fishy stuff. Gee recently retired well I will say you enjoy all them relaxing fishing and whatever else them days have to offer well done, yes some good fishing over that way it will be nice looking around yes pretty nice where I hang out too. Luderick are very scarce over hear you never hear about them but I have seen two caught off Port Noarlunga jetty on beach worm and both were quite large maybe close to 2 pounds but they are the only 2 I have ever heard of, no nobody has ever said I look like Donald Pleasence before, thats cool. Tight lines to you too David and more videos coming slowly but surely.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi again David, just want to say the burley is very good and I think you will be impressed.

@davidmcnamara7489

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 I’m going up to Forster NSW for Easter, and I plan to wet a line. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Happy New Year David awesome vid again!! Greetings from Syros Island Greece How would be same fishing in rough sea but ideal tide and other dood condition? Antonis Fosteris

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, pretty cool hearing from Syros Island Greece. the fishing on this jetty in the rough sea can be good but the water can get very dirty and then it isn't too good so manily its a nice weather fishing location, and high tide is good also the run out tide is good fishing for garfish tommies and squid. Nice to hear from you again Antonis and you to have a Happy New Year and good fishing.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Antonis, I have just had a look at where you live what a lovely looking place.

@patriotis11

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 Thank you David the point is to be well to do our hobby that we love so much. What we want is to be at sea. If we catch some fish, that's good too! Thank you for your interest!

Is the tommy rig heavy enough with the berley I guess and not casting it too far?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, with light 6lb to 12lb nylon line or equivalent diameter braid the Tommy rig with only a burley spring casts easily from jetty's also if fishing off rocks into deep water its good, with burly squeezed in even better. If it's really windy or a strong current you may need to add a very small sinker to your burley spring but it's usually fine without a sinker. You will be surprised how far this rig will cast. All the best with your fishing and hope this has helped.

Awesome video! Is there a reason youdont go with a sinker?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

7 ай бұрын

Hi thank you, yes there is a reason. I find just the weight of the burley spring is heavy enough plus a little bit heavier with the burley squeezed into it. The lesser weight allows your baited fishing rig to sink slower through the water column to the bottom. I should have explained that in this video it is a very good question. Tommy Ruffs (Australian Herring) generally feed from mid depth of the water to the surface you can still catch them at the bottom but the surface to mid depth of water is the best area most of the time. When I cast into the water I don't let my fishing rig sink straight down to the bottom I click the fishing reel bail arm over and feel my line for bites as my baited rig slowly sinks down, when the Tommies are there it doesn't take long to get a bite the fishing can be quite fast and exciting. on this video I do mention sinkers at 22:00. thank you for your question I hope I have helped and when I get back into videoing I shall mention this. Cheers David

@Drift13Creations

7 ай бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 thank you for taking the time to reply to my comment and also for the extra bit of info. Cheers.

Hey mate, love your videos. Just to be clear, you don't bother with flurocarbon leader for audtralian herring eh? Just mono is good enough? Not an issue with visibility?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 ай бұрын

Hi Sam, thank you. Mono a good quality is fine 6lb-12lb with no visibility problems but as always the lighter the better. Sometimes they can be fussy especially before the numbers increase when you start fishing for them. When they are fussy they love small pieces of peeled tweed prawn are my favourite, and when they are really biting I find maggots the best.

@allbunsglazing

2 ай бұрын

@davidsheldonfishing9726 thanks for the reply, Dave. I grew up fishing until my early 20s when I became a vegetarian for 23 years. When I (and my family) started eating fish again, I wanted to catch it all, so I knew it was fresh, being dispatched humanely, and iced so it wad the best quality. I've been back on the rod for about 5 months now - fish at least 3 times a week, and have fallen in love with it again. It was a hard 23 years not fishing, but I'm glad to be back! I'm adept at squidding but with all the technology changes, it's been a learning curve. Using braid and fluro with an FG knot wasn't something we ever had when I was younger and boy it makes catching squid fun. I've been wondering if I should just use mono for a herring leader as it's so much cheaper than fluro. I make killer burley cages attached through a sealed champagne cork for herring fishing above a circle hook. Fun times. Can I send you a couple in the post as a thank-you?

@allbunsglazing

2 ай бұрын

Oh, and you should see my 5 year old daughter eat herring! She has gotten a taste for it and will sit down and smash 6 breaded fillets like they were chocolate chip cookies 🤣

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 ай бұрын

@@allbunsglazing that's a great story, wow no fishing for 23 years. It's so rewarding going fishing treating the fish the way you mentioned and then feeding the family the best protein available. Nice to hear your little girl woofs it down, she knows what's good for her and so do you getting back out there fishing. Squid fishing I personally do have a chuckle about all of the new modern ways to fish for them I can see the wow factor for somebody totally new to squid fishing. Also fluro it definitely good for fishing when you need a robust leader or trace for big fish or rock fishing or a harder to see fishing line for them tricky to catch fish, but for most of my fishing I can manage without. Your burley spring floats sound great I do appreciate you offering to post me some out but the post could be expensive this is my P\O box number but I understand if the post is deer and you don't send them. P.O Box 449 Victor Harbour S.A 5211. I got down to Waitpinga the other day I caught some nice salmon trout and they were delicious. Tight Lines.

Can you please show us that dropper loop you did more clearly. For the life of me I keep trying it but when I pull it , it just magically becomes a straight line again. I have watched other dropper loop videos and can do them but am very keep to your method which looks much easier. Thanks.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

2 жыл бұрын

Hi mate can I recommend watching my video about yellow eye mullet I go through the rig at the start after raving on about mince meat. I mention that you have to wrap the loop down your line twice and then pass the loop back up through the eye that forms by doing that, if you only wrap the loop once down your line and back through the loop it will pull out, watch carefully and you shall see, wow you do have a long way to drive from Tea Tree Plaza, it is nice down hear. good luck with your rig tying it will all come together. Thank you for watching and I'm hear to help if I can.

It'll be an incident waiting to happen David

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

it certainly is Bob.

The question is, where did you get the berley spring from? It doesn’t look like the ones you make.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Marcel, this burley spring is from the fishing tackle shop South Australia it is a good size for this type of fishing but if we want a bigger burley spring or smaller one we have to make it.

@marcelchaloupka

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 I certainly like the look of that spring. Been search for something similar but most are more spring shape and not that oval football shape.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcelchaloupka yes these bought springs are a nice shape also made out of brass I think, not too heavy. Have a look for some nice wire and a bolt and nock some up, with pliers you can work the ends into a more over shape if like, or you might be able to find them on ebay.

What's your white pointer David

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

A great white shark it was massive swimming next to the jetty

what time did you go? or do you just look for high tide

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi ak pt this was in the afternoon the tide was coming in and the current running towards the old jetty. High tide is good morning and afternoon also run out tide can be good fishing the other side for gar, tommies and squid, also snook later afternoon and in the dark. snook videos coming later when not busy.

Hi David, is Zipper fish good eating?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

Hi my fishy friend, excuse me but do you mean Zebra fish, I think you do. A friend of mine says they are good eating, I think it was his lucky day. nice to hear from you. I was the first to watch your last video and the first to like it and it made me hungry.

@PikongFishingandExploring

3 жыл бұрын

Ah ok zebra fish that’s right, thank you David.

Just curious mate... Are you the supplier of Sheldon's Baits?

@davidsheldonfishing9726

3 жыл бұрын

G'day mate, yes David Sheldon. Sheldons bait, the maggot man friend's sometimes call me, thats fine by me, hope your catching fish on the maggots if you use them. Cheers mate.

BURLEY NASIL YAPILIYOR. YAPTIĞINIZ TAKIMLA KEFAL ÇİPURA , LEVREK, DİP BALIKLARDA KULLANILIR MI.. KAÇ NUMARA, UZUN ,KISA, ÇAPRAZ, DÜZ MÜ TEŞEKKÜR.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thank you for watching I do wish I could translate your comments.

@enisavci7416

Жыл бұрын

@@davidsheldonfishing9726 HOW BURLEY IS MADE. CAN IT BE USED WITH THE TEAM YOU MADE IN MULTIPLE sea bream, sea bass, and bottom fish.. HOW MANY NUMBERS, LONG, SHORT, CROSS, STRAIGHT THANKS.

@davidsheldonfishing9726

Жыл бұрын

Hi ENIS, I shall do my best replying your comment and it is nice being asked by someone from Turkey. I do have a video showing how I make the burley shown in this video it's called How to make burley for Garfish, Tommy ruff, Mullet and Bream etc. the ingredients are CURRY POWDER, GARLIC POWDER, PARMESAN CHEESE, ANISEED OIL,BREAD CRUMBS, BRAN, POLLARD, SUGAR, and TUNA OIL, watch if you like to see how I put it all together when it is made spread it out and make sure it is dry properly before storing in a container it will keep for a long time as you use it. When you take it fishing add a bit of water and mix until it combines so you can squeeze into a burley spring or steadily throw small balls into the water where you are fishing, it is very good for a lot of species of fish from surface midwater to bottom fish. For sea bass I would just use Pilchards for burley squeezed into a burley spring, I also have a video showing How To Make A Burley spring you might find interesting. I'm not sure what you mean at the second part of your comment but I do hope I have answered some of your comment correctly....CHEERS DAVID.

Your so confusing