Keep the Cast Away beard going son 💪🏽

This series demonstrates that all though you are out of your usual down south comfort zone, the instinct and abilities of a true fisherman transcends location and geography. In essence it's just been ingrained in our DNA. Hope your inspirations and mentors watch your vids, and are also inspired at the same time as being proud as punch 😉

Doing it cause you can! Right on and love watching!

Sport pancingnya menggiurkan I like,..bangett.. from INDONESIA Good mancing mania...!! ❤👍👍

Good morning from New Mexico. Love the awsome videos that you produce. Really good stuff. Thanks

Looked like a floating mob of pink frangas 😂😂

I agree..that was sick!!! ( and not just the hectic suck out at the end...I mean all of it ) Thanks Gido 😜👍👍

Geez I hope utube is looking after you.. . GREAT content AWESOME footage ☝

Good job nice action

Tether down that mirage drive when you pull the kayak up onto the rocks. Scared you're going to lose it!!

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

it had a tether on it already, I moved it so it didn't poke through and get damaged as I dragged it up

@samlewis4283

5 ай бұрын

Good to hear! You do an amazing job of getting the yak up and off those islands.

Great vid mate, NZ will be the first place I go when I finally get a passport. Onya.

Really great pictures and vid. Well done! NZ Hauraki Gulf and outer islands around the Great Barrier Islands---a fishing paradise. In decades to come the whole area may be classed as a protected sanctuary. So good to see you return the fish. Such a fine example for future generations.

@MarketingStrategies28

5 ай бұрын

The fish die. Look it up

@gregarmstrong6077

5 ай бұрын

It's true they often die but it's not a given thing (somewhere between 15-20%). How long you handle them has a huge impact on mortality rates.

@MarketingStrategies28

5 ай бұрын

@@gregarmstrong6077 Its a given. Its more like 85% but good try

@skeeverteats3393

5 ай бұрын

@@MarketingStrategies28 Source: Trust me bro

@MarketingStrategies28

5 ай бұрын

@@skeeverteats3393 ssshhhh

You're living the life!! Thanks for sharing.

Every second of your videos is gold. Thanks so much.

should tea up with the boys at the lateral line and do a video would be epic!

Your vids are one another level bro👍Appreciate the efffort you go to filming and setting up the shots to make it all look good for us viewers, and all while your fishing too, awesome dude👊

Great video as always. Thanks man!

Sooooooo envious of you Gido. Another glorious vid. Your confidence in these environments is beyond admirable.

That place looks so nice! Awesome video

be safe always mate

mad respect. you are a madman! cheers.

Wow totally wild!

Really great video Gido, thanks again adleast I know why I'm not catching snapper as they are all in NZ. Looking forward to the next part. Cheers

Amazing location

Scenic locations, amazing footage l, and informative adventures. Another quality piece of entertainment . Love your channel.

Hi from mike A. From LA.CA. MAN I love your job. I would love to do what your doing. Im sure its tough sometimes, but its worth it. Man the rocks the ocean the fishing just EPIC. THANKS. and when you when through those two big rocks on the kayak and the wave picked you up and pushed you out. That was great. Lets see more of that

Nice this looks like a good video!

Real wild!

Best spots by far and fishing videos

How do you scout out your camp and cave spots? Can we get a video of the research you do before hand? Or do you just full send whenever you see a new interesting spot? (I’ve only been watching for a few months now so if these questions have already been answered sorry)

@Alberthoward3right9up

5 ай бұрын

Google earth he has said he uses in previous videos.

@ryanblackburn3008

5 ай бұрын

He talks about how he finds his spots in this interview: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pax90bGKqsnHZ84.htmlsi=Ajw1s4RelgcEpwQU

@MarketingStrategies28

5 ай бұрын

Ssshhh its all a big secret. The Australian way.

@teeanahera8949

5 ай бұрын

Google maps as well as Earth I think. All the fishing sites Gido chooses are not public knowledge however. It’s not rocket surgery of course, you can just look at maps and find an access point and go exploring. Not sure there’s much more Gido can help you with there.

@tontobb8956

5 ай бұрын

I’m surprised when u throw the pinks back in. It doesn’t spook the others

one species only...great session

Yo! Go get em Gido!🏴‍☠️🎣

Bagus amat pemandangannya.

blue mau-mau=one of the tastiest fish I've eaten.

hello im from indonesia,and im enjoy your videos,thx dude..

Bro, that island has the nickname Devo's Rock after one of our yak fishing mates. You were so close to a consistent big moocher spot, next time. Awesome vid 👍

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

Some incredible coastline over there in NZ, I eventually got a big moocher at another location

@yakfishfun8441

5 ай бұрын

Looking forward to that vid 😎

Always satisfying Big fish strikes and released again, I always like your channel 👍 17:55

Bro, thanks for coming to NZ and inspiring me to fish again, not sure if it will happen but yeah, solid copy.... cha bro.

Gido is the man

Gido, You are so cool! Great vid. ❤❤

You should go and fish in South Africa, Gido! I can show you a few great spots.

At the end it looked like you was having fun. Lol

Wowwww beutful island i would build a house lots of red snaper my kind of fishing

That is a glorious, majestic beard.

I'm jealous. I just fished the high tide targeting Snapper. Got three Mackerel, all of which went back. I'd have eaten any of those ones you caught.

Hoping you can make it down south Gido. Plenty of big snapper and kingys in Nelson/Marlborough and some new species for you to sample like Gurnard or perhaps dory on a slidebait...

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

I didn’t get a chance to explore other areas this trip. Spent most the time offshore from Auckland. Would love to come check out the Fiords in the south and try catching some new species

i gotta say it mate, your gonna miss fishing in nz xD.

Hi Gido.Just saying hi from Florida USA. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS Thank you!🇵🇷💓

Hey Gido, I was just thinking today that I rarely see you using metal jigs. Do you find them less effective than the soft plastics and bait? or just not your cup of tea?

As i sit in my home office checking email in a lame effort to get a head start on another frantic pre Christmas working week, i find myself watching a bunch of my favourite finishing channels on the 2nd monitor getting more and more distracted.... you are making it very hard to be a responsible husband and parent. 😆 🤣 i am sooo jealous of all the youtibe fishermen out there living the dream. Oh well, back to work i go 😢😢

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

Pre Christmas schedules are hectic, hope you have a great break

yea ya g rider from luka

So beautiful this place, where are you?

7:10 -" Red Bands " are the preferred footwear in NZ .

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

I threw my old pair of boots out just before this trip and had to get new ones. Big mistake. Had a terrible blister on my heel the entire trip. Some reef booties would have been great so I could get them wet also

Great content. What model drone were you using?

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

DJI Mavic Air2s

Nice video again mate! What were those things in the water at the start?

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

Pyrosomes, I didn’t know what they were at the time

@edzeppelin933

5 ай бұрын

@@gidosfishingadventures interesting. Never heard of them before.

@Mrskyline25t

5 ай бұрын

Dongs 😂

What Kayak are you using?

@Gido'sfingingadventures. That cliff Looks like a ship.. Gido the cliff hanger - fisherman

Salam sentak dari indonesia kawan

Be careful my friend

You know it's a good trip when you are getting bored of snapper.

Good on ya gido, beauty snapper and ya released

If you're right-handed, then why do you have your reels set up for lefty? Just preference? You would save a step instead of swapping hands every time you cast.

@Alberthoward3right9up

5 ай бұрын

Most fishermen in Australia that are taught from a young age are taught to wind the reel with their non dominant (less strong) arm. It's uncoordinated to start with but better in long run. If your casting a spinning rod. You don't need to change hands..

@MOEMUGGY

5 ай бұрын

@@Alberthoward3right9up If you go back and watch, you'll notice that you are casting with your dominant arm, then changing it up to reel. I suppose you do it subconsciously now, because it's just what you're comfortable with doing. I don't think it's a northern or Southern hemisphere thing. You catch more fish than me, who am I to tell you how to fish.. cheers

@Alberthoward3right9up

5 ай бұрын

@@MOEMUGGY with a small rod. You cast with one hand. Your dominant one. You wind with the other so you don't have to change hands. Big rod makes no difference in my opinion as you usually do a decent cast. So plenty of time to do a jig and swap hands lol

@MOEMUGGY

5 ай бұрын

You should try it the other way. I'll bet after your first few casts you'll never go back. It's nice being able to flip the bail over or start reeling before it even hits the water. I suppose it doesn't matter if you're just fishing with chunk bait. Whatever gets them in the boat. @@Alberthoward3right9up

@Alberthoward3right9up

5 ай бұрын

@@MOEMUGGY I do do it that way. But cast left handed in my kayak. So i can wind as soon as lure hits water. I'm pushing fifty mate. No going back now lol. I can't wind left handed. But can cast left handed.there are a few crappy vids on my channel if you want a look at my yak.

Ur mad where u fish giddo but love ur fishing work

hi, what light do you use? link thanks

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

Details in video description 👍🏼

@NinoSpinner

5 ай бұрын

​@@gidosfishingadventures I'm talking about the light behind you, in Italy we call it 360 light or street light, you didn't put any link, is it a rechargeable bulb?

Are you in the bay of islands if you are dive great video

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

Im not. I wish i could have dived but the flights in triggered an ear infection so I had to stay out of the water

@selwynnewson851

5 ай бұрын

I had bad eyes got them right and back into the water now I’m 70 and in Australia diving when I can ; have a great time in NZ

Try mongrel boots👍

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

These ones were brand new, hopefully they are better once they are worn in otherwise I'll try something else. Have used this brand in the past

We need Kayak mount dismount score cards 😂 not pretty but effective

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

That dismount from the island was a bit messy but it worked haha

Snapper Rock Island.

I don't know how you could resist climbing to the top of that island. Getting in and out of that kayak on to the rocks always looks so dodgy!

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

I did think about it but the rock looked a bit loose and dangerous. Probably would have if I had stayed the night

@greatplainsman3662

5 ай бұрын

Definitely not a nice sandy, welcoming beach.

Tell us where you are in your vids bro! Lol

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

It's out around Great Barrier island

Snapper Island

I always wondered where condoms came from

👍🙏❤️

Imagine if you didn't like catching snapper. You'd be distraught.

🙏🙏🙏👍

We’re the hell is that island

Where are you based bro?

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

this is out east from Auckland

@abdulkaiyum8588

5 ай бұрын

Oh damn I thought it was in Australia That’s why i was wondering how the heck this dude catching so many snappers in Australia 😂😂

You should name that island Red Snapper Island

🌱🇩🇿👌top ❤🔥

invest in a small grappling hook it can also be used as a gaff in a pinch mount a small dual pulley on the front of the yak

Free Julian Assange NOW!!!

@saginawdan

5 ай бұрын

Gido released him.🤣

@MrsBonesjangle

5 ай бұрын

@@saginawdan 😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

he just catch the same fish lol

bigger baits mate for bigger snapper or those little ones is all you'll get all day long... instead of moving around the island, berley the hell out of one spot to bring in the kingis and big snapper, maybe spin for kahawai and live bait one under a balloon.

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

I didn't have access to much burley but managed to catch some kahawai later in the trip

@bushmanphotos

5 ай бұрын

@@gidosfishingadventures we have a system for rock fishing in NZ... well the old Landbase Fishing Club used to. First we berley, then we get livebait balloon gear ready, then we spin in the berley for kahawai, put out kahawai under balloon... relax now and catch pannies for tea in the berley or throw BIG baits out the back of the berley for the 20 pound snaps. Maybe throw a popper around for rat kingis. Lottin Point on East Cape mate... you would have broken your PB on snaps and Kingis there no problem at all. Love your work.

Can't you throw the fish back in a better way so they don't hit themselves on The rocks

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

? I think one time the fish flicked out of my hands so i tried to flick it towards the ocean. They don’t just hold still and do what you want you do realise? Every other time they landed in the water

Good job, Have you tried using poppers to get GT?

aussies love spinners for big fish 😂 i got 2 but wont try for fish over 40lbs

give us a little show of the fish eh...i've no idea what they are or what they look like.

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

I showed a few at the start. They were all the same species. Scientific name at bottom of video description if you want to look it up

103.7LB. GT caught on 30lb. test monofilament line from shore . Big Island Plugging Brad Perez Style. KZread. Tlmine

Come on bud subscriber dont just link state the actual rod and reel please. Etc .....i watch you with both my young boys...and we travel and fish Corrected...you explain everything....in my cups it's been a hard couple of days Take care bud

@gidosfishingadventures

5 ай бұрын

All good, and if you miss anything and want to check it should be listed for you in video description. Hope you have a great Christmas

@bradfarrahgerwing154

5 ай бұрын

@@gidosfishingadventures thanks bud....I am learning travel salt fishin on our yearly trips.....we have 2 weeks in Huatulco Mexico this spring break.....protected ecological area...good fishing....i have some time to figure out what tackle to bring for the area....I have some multi piece rods and decent spinfisherVI reels and a BG Mery xmas to you....when I'm snowed In here In Canada I really appreciate your content