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@@mavenfpv7843 Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed. I usually use a 1/2 ounce jig head in the river. But it can be also dependant on wind and current.

@@nailsbae.homecafe Hi , glad you enjoyed. I deploy a lure short and one longer. The shorter was a Williamson speed pro 160 in bruised purple. The longer was a Halco laser pro 190 in King brown. Thanks for watching 🤙

@@dicungDon Cheers mate glad you enjoyed. It’s actually a GTX 130. Very similar to a Fish Pro but with a smaller swim platform. It’s my wife’s ski . I have a Yamaha wave runner myself and after putting a lot of hours into both you honestly couldn’t go wrong with either. The only thing if you get a Sea doo is when you flush the motor after use only run the water through for the recommended factory time . It’s about 90 seconds. Prolonged flushing can heat up the carbon seal and crack it. So many stories of Sea doos sinking. But I’ve had zero issues with our ski. I’ve put jet ski collars on my Yammy because I troll offshore with it and now it can’t sink and is very stable even in the rough stuff. I reckon a set of collars on a Sea doo would be awesome . You can see the collars in my other vids if they peak your interest. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the info on the bream 👍

Our old spot 👍

Thanks. Probably more lucky than anything.

No worries. Did you read the warning about it at the start of the vid?

harden up princess, he had a warning at start of video. you must be like the type of person who buys a house next to a race track and then comlains about the noise.

Thanks bro. They are my late season set ups. Live fibre 7ft overhead 12-24kg rods Shimano Tyrnos reels spooled with 80lb Diawa J-braid. Pretty heavy set up for when the big hoo turn up.

Thanks mate, don’t have a sounder on the Mrs ski. Having fished that ground before I’m going to say around 4-5m.

Cheers mate, yeah they go hard!! Going to put a bit more time into those clone prawns. They get smacked .

Cheers bro. It was the last half of the run out. Water gets quite dirty but the snapper don’t seem to mind.

Thanks Mate. I was using 4 inch Berkley jerk in nuclear chicken on a 1/2oz TT jig head. I did have a prawn imitation on another rod but didn’t use it as they were smacking the jerk shad. I was working them off the bottom. Keep at it mate and the rewards will come.😊

@@Jakhunta Thanks for that. I’ll definitely keep at it. I look forward to seeing some more of your videos.

Thanks Marty, I just used your methods and they worked a treat mate. Might have to convince the Mrs into getting a Tinnie with spot lock and side scan 😊

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed. It was the last half of the runout when all the snaps were caught.

Thanks mate. I’m actually more set up for high speed trolling pelagics offshore. If you’re interested you can see my other videos. First snapper and the one I dropped were on a 6’0 4-6kg ugly stick spin rod paired with a 5000 Shimano Saragossa. 3 other fish were caught with a pflueger vintage supreme matched on a 5’6 Penn 6-8kg jigging rod. On both outfits I ran 20lb braid with 30lb leader. Spin rod had a 110gm Zerek fish trap vibe. Baitcaster had 5 inch gulp jerk shad and a 1/2 oz jig head.

Yamaha FX SHO 2013. Garmin C45 sounder. Jet ski collars for added stability and positive buoyancy for offshore.

Cheers mate. Time to get a ski, haha.

@jakhunta get us out on the water again...I think I could convince the wife!

...promise no heart attacks next time

Yeah for sure😊 nice and steady next time.

Always mate. Can’t beat it.

Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed. That was at the 18 fathom line just out from the Seaway. But they can turn up around the 24’s or the 12’s as well.

Cheers bro, glad you enjoyed. Jet ski fishing in Thailand sounds epic!!

Yeah , things can get real loose real quick .

Thanks bro , always learning.

I’m running 80lb braid . Some say it’s overkill but I think it’s a good set up for when the really big fish turn up and I’ll be ready.

@@Jakhunta Thank you very much. Keep up the great content.

Cheers mate. The rods in this vid are both Wilson live fibre overheads RLF16 and RLF18 . The reels are Shimano Tyrnos 20’s.

Cheers bro. The more time on the water the greater the chance. Perseverance pays off.

Yellowfin are awesome to eat but the Mac tuna not so much.

Cheers bro! Glad you enjoyed, hopefully plenty more to come.

Haha cheers mate. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks bro, glad you could be there too.

Yeah some pretty ordinary calls were made that session. Haha

Hi Luca , that day I was running a Halco laser pro 190 long and a Williamson speed pro 160 short.