LATE NIGHT BITE | Commercial Wetline Fishing Trip 5.
Back out there after Christmas. Had to wait till late for the fish to come on, but did ok when they did. Out there for 2 nights. Chasing Goldband Snapper, Pink Snapper and Ruby Snapper.
Wetline commercial fishing as part of the Gascoyne Demersal Scalefish managed fishery. For Goldband Snapper, Ruby Snapper, Pink Snapper and other demersal species.
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Cool videos ive never seen this type of commercial line fishing. Im a cray fishermen from bass strait/ the roaring 40,s and screaming 50,s . Its freezing cold and huge seas and working in 35 to 40 knots is fairly standard practice down there .. big seas with 2 or 3 tonnes of water smashing over the bow and washing across deck is not uncommon either.. certainly keeps you on your toes .. the water down there is so cold , its like someone throwing a hand full of needless into your chest , it instantly removes all the air from your lungs and all you can do is breath backwards for around a 20 seconds straight until you finally exhale. Its great 😂.
That Sampson didn't want to go back.
Love these videos keep them coming
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Cheers
Need a puffer bro other then that sick haul
@SeaforceCoralBay
Ай бұрын
Cheers, yeh not the fittest guy around, that's for sure.
Looking forward to getting back to coarl bay to get on a charter
awesome Adam
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Cheers
Any reason you havent gone to power electric or hydraulic reels, looks like hard work hand cranking?😊
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Just cost and availability. Not really worth investing in them to finish off what we have to catch. But will probably get some for next season.
@colbybertram9712
4 ай бұрын
Heavy breathing gets more likes😂
@LukeBulloch-il1en
Ай бұрын
Real fishing that is not electric
G'day mate, love your footage and hard work. I'm heading up 20th April, but it looks like a full moon, is that any good to fish?
Super cool insight into the commercial side of things! Would be cool to find out what happens next, where id your fish sold? etc. would be cool to hear you guys talk about the reel and line swell. Great job!
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Yeh would definite like to show where the fish end up one day. Might do a bit of a recap and q and a type vid once we finish our commercial season.
Quick question. I see you use chain for your sinkers, Does this bring the fish in? The noise bashing on the bottom? Im scared to use chain in fear of sharks homing in on it just for anchoring in Cairns GBReef
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
I have heard some people think it dose help attract the fish, but who knows. As for the sharks also who really knows but it docent seem to any worse than normal.
Should definitely invest in a hydraulic bandit reel save your arms a ton of work.
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Next season
So leading up to the new moon ya reckon the fish feed better at night. Any more tips on the feeding times according to the Luna calendar mate?
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
All I know for sure is there are no definite rules. But in general leading up to full moon and new moon they will be on the bite and generally around sunset and the moon and the sun set and rise around the same time. They don't particularly feed more at night, but if the day is quite they need to come on at some point
@colbybertram9712
4 ай бұрын
@SeaforceCharters cheers for tips mate. Look forward to nxt vid👍🏻
I love how undersize snapper get reclassified as pan size as soon as they are commercially caught. Respect for your job but rules should be equal
@SeaforceCoralBay
4 ай бұрын
Not quite how it works mate, but I do respect your concern. But judging by your attitude on your other comment I think I might be wasting my time explaining it. Thanks for watching but feel free not to if you don’t enjoy.
'Promo SM' 🤣
I always brain spike 30mins after they land on the deck. Why even bother ! Let alone film it. I would rather catch nothing that come out on your charter