Love watching your videos! I have a request: when you discuss things like the deep trough, or where to cast, can you add some graphics to the video to indicate what you’re describing? Also? Would be great to also see where your cast lands. Keep it up!

can you please do some lure fishing of some of these locations to see the difference between bait and lure fishing thanks Markc

Well done Roger. One of your best, yet…

Hi Roger It would be great to see a Drone view of the beach to understand how you identify the gutters, maybe a video devoted to reading the beach with Drone footage as the the visual model. So much enjoy the content you provide and the knowledge you impart, thanks.

@user-vn4zk1pl9r

4 ай бұрын

He has done a few videos like that. And on his website there's a whole video dedicated to it in the beach fishing course

@doncoyle114

4 ай бұрын

thanks @@user-vn4zk1pl9r

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Don, I have not used a drone in a video for the last couple of years but probably should start using it again

@ash-xd5od

4 ай бұрын

he made a good video on that called "how to read a beach"

Hi Roger can you a video on filleting and how you like to cook different kinds of fish?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Yes, Luke I am planning on doing a few.

Love this and all your videos Roger. I’m only just discovering them and burning many hours catching up - thanks for the great educational & entertaining content. Having watched many (older) videos in a row, it struck me that it would be helpful if, at the commencement of each post, you mentioned the time of year you are fishing. Thanks mate and keep up the good work.

Love everything about your videos, from the intro and music to the professional camera work, it really feels like its been made by a big company and could even be aired on TV. Cant wait to see your channel grow!

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thank you. Just want to produce good quality teaching that helps people enjoy fishing.

I would love to see a catch, clean and cook

Hey Roger just want to say thank to you I just caught my first Jewie after chasing them here and there for 10 years. You’re a dead set legend mate!

Nothing beats an Aussie summer on the beach!that salmon looks great

Hey Roger great show. However would like to c you do some cob / mullaway fishing. Please

Another Good video Roger, a few fat salmon mate, you need to do a video on all the different ways you cook salmon, the Thai fish cakes were good and the video when you battered the salmon was good too

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Okay thanks Jack - catch & cook!

Hey Roger. Been watching you for a while now. Awesome content. I have been catching worms for some time now but only with pliers. The other day I got my first using my fingers all thanks to your content. Keep up the good work.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks heaps James

This could well be a dumb question, but here goes… Why use light line when you could go bigger and less likely to loose it. BTW I agree with others re the quality of the filming and info, it’s right up there!

Hey Roger.. u are a legend. Just 1 small piece of advice..try to maintain a decent distance between u and the fish especially in the wash..allows the rod tip and mono stretch to do its thing. I know this can be hard especially with 15lb line.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks mate

Great stuff Roger thanks. Who care's if it's salmon? So many folks have these odd ides about good or bad fish, honestly if you take care of the catch (sashimi kill) you're 90% of the way there to a decent feed. That rod looks bigger than 7ft but it looks like a fun rod.

Always very helpful thanks Roger

Hi Roger if you know there's big salmon around why don't you change to a heavier rod and line

Thanks Roger

Nice job!!

I also want to thank you Roger. Great viewing for a very keen student as I am. (Enjoy eating the Salmon ... don't know about the flathead though mate😊)

Thanks Roget appreciate your efforts in and tips

Nice flathead Roger.👍😃

nice video again love the beach fishing

My sentiments exactly

wow great video again

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Well done Roger great video a pitty you didn't get any whiting but baggers can't be choosers still very nice fish.😊

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Great results 👍 Enjoy your catch 🎣

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Hey Dodger, one of the best!

Awesome fishing session, the explanation on preparation really helps

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Hi Roger, thanks for this video.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

You are very welcome Doug

Magnificent video Roger. Such wonderful educational content.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Mark, Glad you think so!

One of the best sessions from you, Roger! Thank you so much for sharing all details Roger.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

You are welcome Ali

فيديو رائع و جميل ومعلومات مفيدة وقيمة كل الشكر و الإحترام لكم يا سيد روجر.

Hey Roger, loving the beach fishing series keep it up. been enjoying my meals watching your vids! Any spots you can recommend north or south of Sydney?

Very nice video Monsieur Osborne. 🙋‍♂️

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Another great video Roger. I was looking for one of your videos where you walk back to your gear (bucket, etc.) to see how you deal with your catch. Do you bleed all your fish? Where do you store then to transport home? Is there one of your videos you can refer me to to answer these questions? Thanks in advance.

I also fish for food. Everytime I catch a decent big bream or whiting I always get comments to release them. I only release undersized fish and oversized flathead

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

We love our fish and only keep what we will eat

Watching while it is snowing here in Pennsylvania! Thanks for making winter here more bearable!

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Roger, thanks for your message

Great vid as usual , thanks for the entertainment :)

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

My pleasure!

Please guide any good fishing spots around Jervis bay, I love to watch your videos, these videos are really good lines for beginners, thanks for producing.

Amazing well done great catch 👏 👍 Do you recommend avalon beach for mulloway fishing... or narraben beach better for mulloway ? 😊

Ha ha ha! As soon as you said "I'm going to close up this hook", I was sitting here saying "No, no, no, Roger, don't do it! You know better than that. Scrap the hook, put on a new one." Lo, you paid the penalty with the very next fish. Should I laugh 😂 or cry? 😢 Come on Roger, old mate. Lift your game. 😂😂😂 I reckon I could wager, successfully, that you'll never do that again. I'm only 24 minutes in, but it's great so far . . . good going, Roger. You're making me feel I should move to the NSW south coast. Reckon I could easily live on Thai fish cakes and ceviche for the rest of my life . . . so long as there is decent wine accompaniment. Cheers. 🍷

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Bill, great to hear from you

That little one was the size of my first I caught but mine was heaps skinnier. Your videos helped me enormously.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Glad I could help!

Would love to see some content on the Central Coast! Love your work mate.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Maybe one day! I have a friend who lives near Swansea

@uhhbam

4 ай бұрын

Yes me to

Since i started following you i am now catching heaps of great fish on the Surf Coast in Victoria. The family is also enjoying your famous Thai fish cakes. Thanks Rodger!! I would love to have a fish with you when i am up your way in April this year.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thats really great to hear, sounds good Adrian

Good one Roger... The Salmon here on the 90 mile beach Gippsland are like that too at the moment. Well fed and fat! Thanks mate 👍

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Steve

Very awesome fishing..the Master 😂❤❤👍

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching

Thanks Roger. Calm and clear as always. Appreciate your work mate.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

after watching most of your videos, i've caught 15++ tailor and herring fishing on the western part of australia's beaches on all of my beach fishing trips. Thank you

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

That is awesome!

Hi Roger great shows i have been enjoy ever show, i have been using Alvey reels anytips

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Alveys are great, just a slow rate of retrieval; because they are a 1 to 1 ratio

Hey Rodger. I am a longtime subscriber and love watching your videos. Just wondering what area in nsw are you located

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Ulladulla South Coast

Hey roger, great video. Im off for my first ever beach fishing adventure soon. What size rod and reel do you recommend? Im hoping to do a trip once a year so not looking to send mega $$$ on a fancy set up

Hi Roger, when I was a kid and the salmon were running at point lonsdale in Vic, we would hook them and to prevent them spitting the hook when jumping we would basically bury the tip of the rod in the sand and walk backwards up the beach to get them out of the surf. This provided consistent hook pressure. What are your thoughts on this vs working them through the waves with the rod tip high?

Hi Roger, another enjoyable video to watch! I have a question about using bait from the garden, have you done this, does it work, and what locations are more better (eg. estuaries, lakes or beaches)? I often thought of this, who knows might be a video in the future to do. Thank you!

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I haven't tried worms from the garden myself but it would be interesting to see how they went.

Roger, have you ever tried feeder-fishing for salmon?

Love your videos Roger. Thank you for the work you put into producing them. What would be helpful to me, a novice, is a diagram of the rig you use. Just a suggestion.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Noted

Always great content, really enjoy this channel. Always wanted to know the line weight on your rods. Keep the content rolling.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

In this video 15lb mono

Leave me some worms Roger ) two weeks to go )) interestingly I’ve caught few bream there and mostly whiting and salmon, but 150metres south near stokes I’ve caught mass of bream especially early. I hear they’ve fixed the road in which is always a bonus.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Rob, yes the road is good, hope to see you soon

Hi Roger, can you please explain why you're not using long shank worm hooks?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

These were a worm hook just a different style Gamakatsu

L e g e n d ! 👍🏽🎉

Hello Roger Osborne, I live in WA at Geraldton and i was wondering if im able to catch beach worms because they do pop up in the servos sometimes but never have I heard someone catch them near me. Thanks! 👍

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

So far I have not heard if there are worms in W.A

I've seen nearly all your videos, Roger. I went to Central Coast's Terrigal Beach, attempting high tide, low tide, dusk, and dawn. Used lures and bait for a week, but unfortunately, empty-handed every session. Considering giving up on beach fishing.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. Terrigal is a good area. I had a friend who lived there and had good success. Were you fishing the same spot all week or did you move around?

@mafiasyndicate

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing Good to hear there are fish out there. Must be me. I moved up and down the beach. I must admit I’m terrible with identifying the gutters so I try a spot for 10 minutes and if no luck move up 20m and repeat.

If you ever tire of those beach worms and Australian Salmon (actually a less desirable member of the perch family) it is almost time for the yearly run of Northern Bluefin Tuna (late Feb through to March) just off the tip of that island to your left. I have also caught some big kingfish at the same spot. Live yakkas (scad) are the best bait (never tried beach worms for them). I have also caught heaps of Luderick in the colder months, all of which you don't have to turn into fish cakes to enjoy. I have collected abalone near there and huge mud crabs in the estuary although this might not be legal nowadays. Fond regards and keep up the great work.

@cozab5487

Ай бұрын

Aus Salmon are actually a Scombriform and closely related to Tuna, calling them a member of "the perch family" means nothing because most fish we catch are. They get a bad rep because they're common and most people don't know how to treat Tuna and their relatives, those big Bluefin didn't get that good by someone bashing them around on the jetty and leaving them in a bucket all day 🤷🏽‍♂️. Bleed, ice, fillet, skin, cut bloodline and red muscle out, better undercooked than overcooked and eat fresh (just as you would with a tuna) and Aus Salmon are far better than their reputation suggests 🤷🏽‍♂️.

Roger, one of your best!. Word to the wise, discard suspect hooks!!! I have some gift vouchers from my birthday and Christmas. Each time I see one of your videos I want to go to BCF or Anaconda and buy some junk. Hope the move has gone well.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Geoff

@geoffbarnes9175

4 ай бұрын

Roger, I don't know about salmon, we don't get them up here but we get many small bait stealing dart. I love getting good bream in the surf. One early June morning about 15 yrs ago, I went down to the southern end of Pippi Beach, Yamba at a rock formation. First cast was a bit rubblely so I moved north about 5 metres. It was dark. In 6 casts I caught 6 bream all over 40cm (measured with the Alvey tool) then nothing. I was using a 7" rod I made myself probably 3-5kg and a spin reel. Those @##*^% bream turned sideways to the waves. Next morning, nothing, then the sun just peeped over the horizon and I got 4 bream in 5 casts all over 35cm but none 40. Then they just shut down. Just a yarn for you. Incidentally I have learnt a lot about seeking out gutters from you and preventing sideways movement. I don't beach worm as I'm 79 with a gut! Might try it though. We have had massive rain up here. The other day the BOM forecast 2-20 and one place got 400+ now they are forecasting another cyclone. I fear this is similar to Jan 26, 1974 with rain everyday then boom! massive floods.

Hi Rog, Nice work mate! Where were you?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Tabourie Beach

@pedromagpayo8887

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing thought you were an Illawarra lad?😂

Roger would it be possible for you to add a pointer/arrow 👉 to indicate where you are landing your bait.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I will try and remember it Rob

hey roger great content... i have a question: i bought a Penn Ally (10' 2pc 6-10kg) rod and it has a max cast weight of 87g could i use a 80g star sinker with a ganged pilchard and flick it out on the beach and would my rod snap?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Freddy, I think it would be O.K

@freddyassalt1190

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing thanks so much!

hey roger, What do you think of circle hooks for beach fishing? I see you use only regular hooks... just wondering if you have a reason to keep away from circles or just a force of habit to use regular hooks

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

For me it's just habit because I have been using them all my life

Hey Roger .my brother wanted to know what happened to your beach worming book.?

hey I just started watching some of your content I am in New Zealand and love Salmon/Kahawai as we call it over here do you bleed out the Kahawai when you catch it ? if not it tastes soooo much better as the blood does not taint the flesh/Taste also if a school of them are around we use Hex Wobbler Steel Lures with Treble hooks or swap that for a single hook then just cast over/into the school and wind in as fast as you can and then hold on for the ride. I have not seen you catching snapper from the beach is there any reason for that ? anyway Great Vids

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Mate, thanks, yes I always bleed the Salmon

@user-wk9mr9wf9l

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing do you get snapper from the beach?

Fantastic video, would love to know the length of those fish.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I didn't measure them but my bucket was very heavy, I think about 15kg

Roger what country are you in and what beach is this

another gret tape mate good fish

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

hy roger can i hve ur rod's setup detail thanks

We have a requirement in New Jersey to use circle hooks to target stripped bass to keep from gut hooking fish and minimize mortality. Is there any similar rules in Australia?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

We don't have that requirement here

Probably a silly question but what rod are you using mate, please?

I'm shocked you only use 15lb line for large Australian salmon ❤

Are you still doing your beach worm books.

@RogerOsborneFishing

2 ай бұрын

Yes Darren, my book is included in my Beach Worming Course on my website rogersfishing.com

Still having trouble with those worms. Roger, at what point are you squeezing your fingers tight, a millimetre or two before, or just as your fingers touch the worm?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I always have sand in between my fingers and the worm, I never touch the worm directly

What part of Australia is this?

I only use 6lb line 90 % of the time

How deep a trough is deep enough for salmon?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

I caught some this morning in 1.5m of water.

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good morning roger! ive got 2 questions i would like a answer to from yoursef? 1st question? do we get blood worms in south africa.2nd question? can blood worms be salted, and kept long term. thanks for all your amazing advise. we have very similar conditions on our east coast beaches up in the province of kzn / natal.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Hi Robbie, I don't know if you get these worms in South Africa. Yes the worms salt very well.

@robbietownsley697

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing thanks for your feedback! I was just wondering,because all the other critters that you get on your beaches, we also have. We got pippies and sand live and moon worms around rocky outcrops in tidal pools,as well as ghost crabs and pink prawns. We have red bait on the rocks and sea grass on the rocky sand banks. So I'm guessing we might have blood worms?? If I do find,I will let you know.

@robbietownsley697

4 ай бұрын

Was supposed to read - sand lice

@michaeleverton4882

4 ай бұрын

🎣 we have blood worms in SA estuaries, they are often found among sand prawns. Our species may be different to the Australian blood worm, (?) I haven't seen any as long as those Roger gets,! And Coral worms too,! 🎣

@robbietownsley697

4 ай бұрын

@@michaeleverton4882 do those blood worms extend as far as Richards bay? And Pls let me know about the coral worm.

A few locations would be good

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Tabourie Beach, Wairo Beach

❤

How important is the choice of beach?

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Very important depending on the features of the beach at the time. My local beaches change all the time.

@Reply07

4 ай бұрын

@@RogerOsborneFishing I suppose i am too used to the excuse that I only have crowded Sydney beaches😅. I vow to get some success this summer!

go hard

Just a flathead; I rate flathead as a desirable fish.

We're you fishing

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Tabourie Beach

Are the worms blood worms

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Beach worms

Hooks that open up like that so easily need to go to the scrapyard, rubbish make.

@RogerOsborneFishing

4 ай бұрын

Pieter these hooks were not designed for big Salmon but smaller fish like Whiting and Bream

Please don't use that good watch in the salt water , it's bad for it.

There's no way you don't get mad at fishing. Everyone does. Just wondering why people don't show being angry.