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  @RandomDayz-vl7ms3 күн бұрын

  I have the same reel for my flatty fishing!

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  @patrickmcmanus53736 күн бұрын

  Haven't fished Nudgee since the seventies.

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  @nigiessquidgies4 күн бұрын

  @@patrickmcmanus5373 it would have been even better fishing back then. Cheers mate! 🎣 💯

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  @patrickmcmanus53733 күн бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies early seventies my father would take me to Nudgee from Banyo. In 75 we moved to north queensland and the fishing went from Whitting to 30lb mackerel etc. Hoping to get the boat out and get to Magnetic island Sunday.

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  @ashthefisho16 күн бұрын

  On my first time ever fishing I caught a 65cm javeline grunter 😂

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  @stevenhart900417 күн бұрын

  That is the biggest grunter ive ever seen.

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  @TruthhurtАй бұрын

  good video killed by music

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  @junopettingill8169Ай бұрын

  i got the same combo as you! the sienna hd 2500, although idk what braid is on mine. cant find em anymore so pretty cool

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  @junopettingill8169Ай бұрын

  great video mate, ive also found it you take a ride up the kedron brook bikeway there is tons of bust ups with trev, queenies, and taylor and even jewfish there, flicking a metal baitfish. should maybe give it a go

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Thanks heaps for the tip mate! I’ll have to head up there for a fish. Do you find it’s most active up there on high or low tide? I’ve heard it’s good on the incoming tides. Appreciate the tip mate & good luck with your fishing.

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  @junopettingill8169Ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies your exactly right with the incoming, 1-2 hours after low is my favourite time to go, cast a 15 gram into the bust ups and you can catch anything. My mate caught a 64 cm flattie on a metal which I did not expect.

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  @mandoleenebando4292 ай бұрын

  Nice i caught some moses perch and a couple flatheads at bribie on the weekend i haven't tried Nudgee yet

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Nice work mate! Yeah, Nudgee is worth a try. I mainly catch flathead, bream, tailor, Javelin Grunter bream and flounder there. I’ve hooked a queenfish and little Trev there too. It’s a good spot for a walk at low tide flicking lures. Appreciate it mate!

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  @bradhile50312 ай бұрын

  You have the jig tied on back to front however still seems to work ok 👍

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Thanks mate, yeah, that’s actually a method I use to make the profile longer and I work it like a soft plastic in the estuaries. If I go fishing in deeper water I tie it on the right way. It’s soumething I’ve tried and it works well in the estuaries particularly if the current and wind are flying through. Appreciate it mate & good luck with your fishing.

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  @Thrillhouse9112 ай бұрын

  Wicked catch!

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Thanks very much mate! I’ve lost some much bigger ones down there too. Live mullet don’t last long.

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  @bicbouy41262 ай бұрын

  You definitely need to tighten your drag up a bit, you want your drag set so when the fish does start to run so your drag should start to work also and as the fishes run increases so to your drag work rate increases. Winding while your drag is working is a waste of time as your not retrieving much line if any at all. Pump and wind when the fish allows you to and let your drag do the work when the fish runs. A good starting point to set your drag is tighten it to a point that you can just pull line off the reel with your hand making sure your pulling the line off about 15-20 cm after the bail arm. When this is done just loosen your drag off about a quarter to half of a turn and your drag will be roughly where it needs to be.

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Thank you mate! This is one area I definitely need to improve. I’ve upgraded to some better reels now with better drag but need to still use it correctly. Thank you for your pointers. I have lot a lot of fish due to incorrect drag. I’ll try to fix this in future. One good thing about making the videos is that you constantly learn new things. Appreciate it mate!

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  @nunyabizness8752 ай бұрын

  Good video mate but try to not have the music overpowering what you are saying

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Thanks heaps mate! I will try to fix this in my future videos. I was still learning and accidentally put too much sound on some videos. Will fix in future mate! Thank you

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  @matthewharris-davies83682 ай бұрын

  Nice flatty mate! I bet the heart rate went through the roof lifting it out with a 10lb leader.

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Absolutely mate - honestly one kick by the fish and it would have snapped me off. Luckily I got it up and had a good release. Cheers mate!

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  @matthewpocock48243 ай бұрын

  I remember driving over the original Hornibrook Bridge when I was a boy in the 1970s and 80s. My great grandmother lived at Scarborough.

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Yeah, it’s an awesome spot. I actually used to do the same to visit my Grandmother in Scarborough in the early 2000’s. Good memories here as a kid. Have a great weekend mate!

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  @matthewpocock4824Ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies I moved to Clontarf a month ago. Let's do a video. I'll show you the two spots I've found.

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  @MrSoggysVlogs3 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, can i have the location of qhere yoy fished please i want to check the place out

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  Hey mate, this is on the North side of the river between the city and the Port. Look for fishing Jetties. Good luck mate!

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  @BillyBoom-zr2xl3 ай бұрын

  Where is the location of fishing spot

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  @Koby_Naysmith_2 ай бұрын

  you’ll never know MUHAHAHAHA

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  @nigiessquidgiesАй бұрын

  North side of the river between the city and the Port. Look for fishing Jetties. Good luck mate!

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  @user-cd2zj1dr1n4 ай бұрын

  where you fishing mate, great vid

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  North side of Brisbane mate. Not far from the city. 🎣 💯

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  @YouiTheFisho_74 ай бұрын

  Really Nice Fish Man! 63 cm is a big flatty!!

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  Thank you so much!! Yeah, it was not small. I’m lucky I didn’t lose it getting it on to the Jetty. Thank you Youi! Cheers

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  @warrensimpson95414 ай бұрын

  Nice Flathead mate, that rod the wicked weasel ???

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  Appreciate it mate! It’s the 3-6kg Diawa TD20 Deepstriker 703 MLFS. 3 piece, it’s a mint rod! Packs up very small if you need to travel with it too.

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  @warrensimpson95414 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies thx for the quick reply. I have the Sugapop but need something heavier - cheers !!!!

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  @dicungDon4 ай бұрын

  What weight of the jighead did you use mate? Thank you. Awesome vid btw. Subbed!

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  Thanks very much mate! That’s a 1/6 ounce jig head and a 2/0 hook. The current wasn’t moving too fast. I would go heavier in places where the current is fast and maybe 1/8 around rock walls and in shallow areas. 2/0 hook size suits these lures but you could also use a 3/0 of you were at the Port fishing for snapper or Jewfish. Thanks for subbing mate - it is very much appreciated. Yew!

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  @connorsmith69834 ай бұрын

  How big did the flathead measure mate?

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, it was 63cm. Sorry I forgot to put that in the video after I finished fishing. It was definitely a solid flathead. Thanks heaps mate! 💯 🎣

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  @kingjones42864 ай бұрын

  38 + 15 = 53 ..... it = 53cm mate .... every time.

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  Thanks heaps mate! Haha, I had to check because it was a new PB! Awesome fish that one. It fought so well. Cheers mate 🎣 💯

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  @davincifpv39835 ай бұрын

  How deep inland was it please?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, Inland a few kms. Between the gateway and the city is the general area. Good luck 🤞 🎣 💯

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  @davincifpv39835 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Thanks a lot! Just arrived in Brissy from Auckland, usually do Salt Fly fishing (i'm the younger one of the Duo): kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIp2pMh6lc2fiMY.html Seems like Fly Fishing ain't good here so may get back softbaiting

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  @nigiessquidgies4 ай бұрын

  @@davincifpv3983just subbed your channel. Looks interesting. I’ll have to have a look. There are some awesome fly fishermen around the area but most people fish with soft plastics or live bait (caught in a cast net). I would maybe start by looking for a fly fishing club in the area. I’ve got a few mates that fly fish further up north but none in Brisbane. I would maybe give soft plastics a try. ZMan are a good way to start. Just get some good flourocarbon leader, TT tournament series jig heads and S-Factor scent. I’ll let you know if I get a fly rod one day. Haha. Cheers mate! 💯 🎣

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  @davincifpv39834 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Definitely do get a Fly Rod!! But it's very very addictive and restrictive (tree in the back? Fudged). May see you around sometimes

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  @davincifpv39834 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Btw, can we catch bull sharks on lures? Stickbait or poppers maybe? I mean, since it's the Brisbane River and living in Newstead...

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  Great results mate. You’re tempting me to make yet another trip to Charltons to check out those shrimp plastics.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thank you very much mate! First time using these lures and they definitely didn’t disappoint. They are an awesome soft plastic, good size and it’s the 10x tough material so they are very durable. They are a little more expensive than the normal ZMan Plastics but well worth it and cheaper than other prawn lures you buy. I’ll try to make some more videos using them, that was a first attempt with them. Appreciate it mate! 🎣 💯 👌

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  @gregs95845 ай бұрын

  Nice fish and congrats on 1k subs

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thanks very much, it was a great way to start the day with that fish. It was 63cm when I measured it up! Yeah, 1,000 subs is a massive achievement too. I’m stoked. Very much appreciated mate!

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  @cheronne99115 ай бұрын

  Is there a reason as to why you didn’t keep the flathead?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, I generally don’t keep many out of the Brisbane river. If I’m fishing for fish to keep I’ll go fishing at the Goldcoast or up around Redcliffe or other more remote areas. I know a lot of people who keep fish out of the Brisbane river but I don’t myself (there are a few signs up regarding a contamination incident in the river at the moment). I mainly like chasing them for fun and testing out the lures. Also, I like those big flathead so it’s always good to see them swim off. This one was 63cm so it was a nice catch.

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  @cheronne99114 ай бұрын

  Hey thanks so much for the reply! I notice a lot of Brisbane fishers don’t keep the Brisbane river fish and thought that may have been the case. But having just started getting back into fishing (from north qld originally) down in Brisbane wasn’t really sure on what was what. Thanks again!

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  @sonny0pascoe9645 ай бұрын

  where abouts on the gc is this?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Near BCF Oxenford mate, in the river.

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  hi nidgies squidgies, i go fishing all the time, but for some reason I cant catch any fish I have caught in my entire life. is there any tips that a skilled person like yourself could give me.

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  i have caught 2 in my entire life.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey Kaide, So I can best help you. What type of fishing are you doing? Lure or bait fishing. Also, are you land based?

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  hi @@nigiessquidgies i use lures and land based fishing. Thanks.

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  @matthewmorshead25945 ай бұрын

  That 10lb will handle those big jacks no dramas 👌🤙😃😂

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Haha, true mate! I had 6lb and 10lb with me. So I opted for the 10lb but hmm.. I think you are right. Perhaps 20lb or 30lb leader with be better for a bigger jack everyone haha. Cheers mate! 🎣 💯

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  @YouiTheFisho_75 ай бұрын

  Hit like a train!! Solid fish Nigel?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Honestly I thought it was a Jack the way it smashed the lure. It almost straightened the hook fully - I noticed yesterday I have to bend it back before I use it again. Was a fun fight !!

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  @phiromtauch60595 ай бұрын

  Would you recommend the smaller profile works better for bream?

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  @Adam596535 ай бұрын

  What rod and reel were you using nice fish to

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, it’s a Diawa 20 TD Black 703MLFS DEEPSTRIKER 3-6kg rod paired up with a Diawa Legalis 4000 size reel. Excellent combo for this type of fishing. It’s a bit heavy at times for bream and flathead but when you hook a Trev or a Jack you have heaps more control of the situation. Thank you. I appreciate it!

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  @Adam596535 ай бұрын

  I was wondering what rod it was because I wouldn't mind catching a Trev, this year because I have a 4 to 7kg rod with a Shimano stradic 4000 size

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  @jamesallen37235 ай бұрын

  nice fish!!

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thank you good sir!

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  can u pls do a vid fishing at manly rock wall

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, I’ll have a look into doing a video out there. Would you suggest some bait fishing or lure fishing? Any particular species you would like me to target. I know there are some great fishing spots out that way. Thanks for the suggestion. Yew!

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Lure fishing pls. maybe chasing trevally, and maybe on a lucky day it would be cool to target squire and kingfish.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@richbio0905 awesome idea brother! Yep, I’ll keep this idea for a future video and see how it goes. Appreciate it mate!

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  They’re a great lure, and excellent for flatties. But expensive too, particularly if you get it snagged and can’t retrieve.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Yes, very true. They aren’t cheap. Especially when you snag them. I see them on sale for 15% off at the big retailers a bit. However, it’s hard to get them much cheaper. I’m very careful with mine and don’t cast them too close to snags. I use them a lot on sand bars for flathead

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  @charliehansfishing5 ай бұрын

  Good fish bro!

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thanks heaps brother ! Was a fun fight! I thought it was a Jack !! Haha

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  @liuleo23345 ай бұрын

  😂hi mate thank you for your video. I read your reply for your setup information and I normally use 3000 reel and a long distance casting ML rod. I never caught bream from soft plastics even though I tried a lot. Can I ask what tide you fishing? And if you fish flat area like bank or beach how often do tou do twitches with soft minnow？ thank you

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hi Mate, no problem. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the feedback too. I’m glad to hear you want to chase some bream with lures. It’s definitely NOT easy at first to catch bream on soft plastics. It takes time, practice and persistence. The bream are very picky so you need good fluorocarbon leader 6lb- 10lb. You need to make sure your lures are threaded straight with the correct weighted jig heads for the current. Then you need a good scent like S Factor. I fish generally the hour leading up to high tide and the hour leading up to low tide for best results. You have think about your spot and think where the pressure points are. Where bream will be waiting for food to wash off rocks or get caught in an eddy etc. You have to work your plastic or hard body lure very slowly and take note of every little bump on your lure. Keep you drag loose and tighten it once they strike and start ripping like off. Lastly work it across currents and along rock walls etc. Twitch every now and then. With Bream focus on getting your numbers up with any size bream and then once you can consistently get them then go for size. It’s NOT easy mate but just keep practicing and you will get them.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Would you like me to make another Bream video soon?

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  @liuleo23345 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies yes please if you could thank you

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@liuleo2334 will do mate! 💪

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  @matthewharris-davies83685 ай бұрын

  Nice vid mate. Keep up the work. Tightlines.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thanks very much mate - Yep, will do. I still have heaps of more ideas for videos coming up. Appreciate it mate!

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  @rozeljoy16515 ай бұрын

  Hey mate I’m trying to buy a new setup Just wondering what’s your setup here. What rod reel braid and leader you have thanks

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hi Mate, no problems at the the details of this exact setup are as follows: Rod: Diawa 20 TD Black DEEPSTRIKER 703MLFS 3-6kg Reel: Diawa Legalis LT 4000 D-C Braid: Nomad Design Panderra X8 15lb Blue Leader: Diawa J-Thread 10lb FC Leader Jig Head: 1/6 2/0 TT Jig Head Light gauge Lure: Zman 3inch MinnowZ in Motor Oil Colour This setup is a little heavy for bream fishing specifically, I'm using it just in case I hook a mangrove jack, Jewfish or a big cod. I would recommend a 2500 or 3000 size reel with a good quality 2-4kg rod and 10lb braid. The Brisbane river has some BIG fish in it so I've got this heavier setup just in case I hook a solid fish. Good luck and please ask me any questions.

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  @rozeljoy16515 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Thank you! I have pick my reel which is shimano vanford 2500 and will be putting 10lb braid my problem is I'm stuck on which of the Zodias Rod should I buy Medium light or Medium. Both 7FT Zodias Spinning Rod 7ft Medium Light is rated 4-8lb while the medium is rated 5-10lb. Would the two rod have the same sensitivity? what rod do you recommend between the two ? I'm chasing what ever that bites. Bream ,flathead ,occasional trevs and random Jacks every now and then. Fishing Once Every weekend. thanks

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@rozeljoy1651 A Shimano Vanford 2500 would be perfect for the estuaries. I have a few friends with them and they are an excellent reel. That’s a great choice of rod too. I spoke to one of my friends who works at a fishing store who said the Medium Light zodias will be awesome with a 2500 Vanford. It will be a very versatile setup and sensitive to fish hits on lures which improves your hook up rate a lot as you can sense what’s happening with the lure. That would be a very good all around setup for the estuaries. Make sure you look at the recommended lure casting weights for the rod too as that’s important depending on what lures you fish with. It would only be a bit difficult if you hook a big Jack but they make any rod and reel seem small as they go crazy!! Haha. Cheers and good luck with getting a new setup. There are some nice Diawa setups around as well. I’d have a look at some nice Diawa setups too and compare your options. Good luck mate!! Cheers 🎣 💯

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  hey mate, where about is this

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, this is on the North side, I don’t want to give the exact spot away. However, there are bream everywhere at the moment. Anywhere downstream from the CBD you will catch them easily. 💯 Good luck. 🎣

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  @matthewharris-davies83685 ай бұрын

  😂 the old where U at question!! My advise is follow the young blokes direction downstream and spend as much time as U can on the water and you will find locations that are better than others. Look for structure. And never ask a fisherman where his spot is 😂

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  @richbio09055 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies what lures do u recommend

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@richbio0905 Hey Mate, I recommend Holt Productions Swim Prawns 3in, Zman Slim Swims 3inch in motor oil colour. 3 in Zman Minnowz in motor oil colour. Most Zman plastics will work well. Pretty much any small hard bodies will work too with a light coat of S Factor scent.

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  @rekkybtv2415 ай бұрын

  I'm pretty sure I know where this spot is 🤫

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  @YouiTheFisho_75 ай бұрын

  Congratulations on 1k! 🎉

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thank you brother! I still can’t believe it. So much support of a little local fishing channel like this it’s crazy! Definitely will be many more videos to come!

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  @YouiTheFisho_75 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies Can’t wait for the even better videos that are coming bro! 🙌👊

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  @Max-wu8yd5 ай бұрын

  What jighead do you use mate

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  @faroutbrusselsprout23965 ай бұрын

  Nice vid! 🔥

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thank you very much!! It was an awesome session! :)

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  @maxbarker3565 ай бұрын

  Congrats on a great session. You were at the Kedron brook mouth?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thank you very much mate! It was an awesome session. Yes, just at the Kedron Brook Floodway river mouth. Just at Nudgee beach off to the side. It was an awesome session. Not a bad spot, nice and close to Brisbane too. Cheers mate!

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  @overlogins5 ай бұрын

  Was this fishing the out going tide?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, yes, it was the outgoing tide! Just walking out as the sand bars open up. Working the lure across the current with a 1/6 ounce jig head. 🎣 💯 Awesome session. Thank you 🙏

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  Well done. It must have felt great to pull in those fish. Did you film that recently, or before all the rain we’ve had in the last couple of weeks?

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thanks heaps brother! Yes, it was awesome to catch those. Especially in the one session. It’s the first session with these plastics so I’ll have to get some more and have another go soon. This was all filmed yesterday afternoon. After the sun came out! It was hot weather but worth it to get those fish. Thank heaps brother! 🎣 💯

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  Thanks mate. It’s good to see the water wasn’t too dirty. You must have lost a couple of kilograms of sweat with the humidity. Looking forward to more of your videos.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@JH-nh9xx yes mate! It wasn’t an easy session. Had to drink about 2 litres of water afterwards haha. Cheers brother! 🎣 💯

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  @Haydoe5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, do you wear waders or anything in this spot? I've fished here a few times and I've been smashed by sea lice here.. :(

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey mate, I’ve worn waders fishing at similar spots and they are very good to use - I highly recommend them. I’m just wearing jeans, thick socks and strong thongs (a stone fish couldn’t pierce). There are heaps of Mozzies, sand flies, sea lice etc. Plus big sting rays, mud crabs, blue swimmers and I’ve even caught a stone fish here. So I highly recommend some high quality Wilson waders at this spot. If the tide is low (last hour or two) you can walk out without waders. Basically the further out you can get at high tide - the better advantage you have for big fish! Hope you enjoyed the video mate! It was a cracking session with 3 BIG bream. Yew!

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  @Haydoe5 ай бұрын

  Thanks for the reply mate, that's great... will have to look into getting myself a pair! I am a big fan of this spot and this video showcased some of the bigger fellas that get around here! Keep up the good work, great video!

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  @@Haydoe thanks heaps mate & glad you liked the video. Yeah, my biggest bream here was 38.5cm but they are very smart when they get bigger. It’s not easy to get them. Appreciate it brother and good luck with your fishing! 🎣 💯 cheers!

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  @lordfarquaad27235 ай бұрын

  figgerd id jump in here iv fished nudgee for over 20years waiding upto waist deep you get smashed by them once or twice a year other then that its not to bad

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  @Solarmax125 ай бұрын

  That’s pretty cool to experience, tailor don’t play around haha

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Hey Solarmax, yeah, those big tailor are pretty crazy! I was so confused because I could see the big tailor but it wasn’t running and I was waiting for it to take off screaming drag. Always have expect the unexpected when flicking lures! Cheers brother! :)

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  That would have been exciting to experience. Sad News for the little flattie though. But tailor do attack the tails.

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  @nigiessquidgies5 ай бұрын

  Thanks for the comment. It was definitely a crazy experience. I thought the tailor was hooked couldn’t work out why it wasn’t taking off quicker as it was HUGE. Unfortunately for the little flathead it wasn’t good, but I still released it and it actually swam off pretty quickly. It’s just the food chain, there is not much sympathy in the fish world. Especially in more remote areas like this. Next minute the sharks will probably arrive. Thanks for the comment mate!

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  @JH-nh9xx5 ай бұрын

  @@nigiessquidgies No worries. It looks like a different sort of place to fish. So many interesting places still to explore.

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  @user-jn3zm4zr2h6 ай бұрын

  Nice vid and jack ,havnt tried that bridge for years gonna be sick fishing once done the old wooden pylons up the top there produce some nice fish

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  @nigiessquidgies6 ай бұрын

  Thank you very much mate! I appreciate it. Yeah, that bridge is going to be an awesome fishing spot once it’s all completed. It’s definitely a good spot for bream fishing with lures. I always get some good hits there on soft plastics, particularly in the channel that goes through. Good luck with your fishing brother! 🎣 💯