Very different and absolutely cool. Your shadow worked against you at first. When you kept seeing the bigger fish I was on the edge of my seat. The big one at the end that turned on your bait just like a fresh water bass was completely fooled. Great video and very enjoyable 😎

@bowlysfishing

7 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Aussie fishing is a whole different level. On my bucket list to fish Down under 🔥🤙🏾

@bowlysfishing

Жыл бұрын

Gotta make it happen matey!

Fav activity on a Sunday afternoon is watching your vids. 😊👍 Keep being amazing!

Good on the boys for helping.

I thought that net was about to going flying into the scenery 😁

Yeww cod God! Great content mate as always love watching you flicking plastics around the flats so I can get my fix when it's blowing 600 knots up here in Cooktown

Gota love the flats

Hi, Bowly. I just discovered that you have your own channel after watching a fun islands day-trip you did with our friend Matt on his Contender. Your solo outing on the flats was a treat to watch. Sight-fishing is my favorite, but I never see as many species as you did. Now that I've signed up for more of your adventures, I have a favor, the same one I've asked (unsuccessfully) of Matt: For those of us who aren't based in Australia it's REA'LLY difficult to figure out what species of fish you're talking about unless you give the full name. For instance, here you see and catch a couple of "goldens." They were clearly jacks of some sort, but only a bunch of Googling led me to, "The golden trevally (Gnathanodon speciosus) is also known as the golden kingfish, banded trevally or king trevally." If you (and Matt) would rather not fully identify the species while you're fishing and shooting videos, could you put the information in the "SHOW MORE" section instead? Just a thought, Chris '

@labtrainer09

Жыл бұрын

Damn! I just realized that in my comment, I confused the issue by referring to goldens as "jacks of some sort." What I meant was the species known as "jacks" over here, in the Atlantic. As I understand it, what YOU call "jacks" are what we call "snapper." Similarlly, what you call "cod," we call "grouper." It's one helluva mess!

Nice cast mate 🤙🎣

Another awesome video bowly. Always keen to see what you’ve be chasing. The only think I could recommend is explain you fishing gear better. Rods reels line.

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I’d like to share that stuff with you guys but unfortunately at the moment I can’t. Hopefully sometime not too far away in the future.

@charlierolla9576

2 жыл бұрын

@@bowlysfishing ooof bowlys special edition rodneys

Hi good vidoe love it keep it up

Damn the eagle was cool as fuck

Hexy good old fashioned bowly strikes again

You’ll get those brown sweet lip on the fly 😉(shrimp pattern)

Young bowls back at it again with a cracker!

Nice Golden bro :)

love the content bowls. btw what gear where u using for tuskies at the start (rod weight, reel size, line poundage etc)

Now it’s time to do it on fly sir! I highly recommend a minimum of a 10wt

Nice work mate, think you need to head south with me for a while.

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

If I’m travelling, I ain’t going that direction 🤣

Awseome vid mate. Got any details on what sunnys they are.

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Hey bud, they are LXD sunglasses.

New Sub 👍

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome! 🙏

Were did you get the crab from I want one for bream bluebone and other stuff?

@bowlysfishing

Жыл бұрын

Hey Ruben, should be at most tackle stores, otherwise you can purchase them online at chasebaits.com.au

bowly gonna be a bream fisho??

where are you fishing location wise here Bowly ... Next time I come up that way which I hope will be late this year, Id like to try these spots. It looks like you are north towards Dingo beach.

@zac1837

Ай бұрын

Try anywhere up along the coast where you rocks and little reef and your guaranteed to catch a tuskey

Howsit ...great content! 🤙 What reel you using there?

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Clint. For the most part I was using a Daiwa certate lt 3000

how come you don't use a snap to swap lures fast?

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

Hey bud, I’ve never used snaps before. I’d rather just be straight connected to my lure and not have an added thing that can go wrong as well as potentially be noticed by a fish.

How good are those little crabs in the bays. Last time I was up there not long ago we were getting smoked haha. Sick video mate

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

The crabs go good. Strong hooks too.

get the brooks to get ya on them

@bowlysfishing

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

Boly prier preperation prevents piss poor performance rig the net mate its not the first time mate hahaha

First

Bro it irritates me to the highest degree that you NEVER have your fucking net open before you start casting the lure... absolute struggletown trying to land the first first of the day.

@fuzzycuzzy

2 жыл бұрын

Just after I finished writing this, you addressed why you do it LOL