BIG Fish Hide In This Skinny Mangrove Creek.
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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All lures used in this video are from Chasebaits Australia, you can find them at your local tackle store or at chasebaits.com.au
Yeeeesss I love these two I would take a day off from work to just watch a new vid
same these vids are the best
Dedication yessir
Matty is a pretty awesome dude to fish with. Looks like you guys had a blast
The iconic duo back at it 🙌🏼
I enjoyed that one Bowls.
Nice clip guys. lol I’ve never seen or heard of a Sand Bass in my whole life and u guys bagged out on them 😁
Same here..... I never knew they existed
solid sesh on estuary trout with the usual bycatch🤙🤙
Another great vid mate. More sessions with Matt mate makes for great viewing.
"Top water cod incoming" hahaha🤣🤪
Cheers for the vids mate
The Cod Gods. Good Vid, as always.
Love your work Bowly!
Thanks Craig
Amazing vid bowls keep up the awesome content 🎣
Nice vid! Keep up the great work 😀
wondering where ya based , looks like a good time , enjoy the vids
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Correct me if wrong but hasn't Brooksy fished that area with Brook?
😘😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😍😍
Nice cast mate 🤙🎣
please make more your vids are the best
Hard to do it anymore frequently when I have to work a normal job 😂😂
What rod are you using
What’s that hull you’re fishing from?
490 quintrex top ender
What Dobyn's rod were you using?
Sierra 683C
@@bowlysfishing Thanks man. Great content!
Its so much easier to cast in estuary's with baitcasters!
Cracker video bowl's tell Matt to get a longer handle on his net
Great vid mate. What is ur biggest Jack
Thanks mate. Like 51-52cm’s
Commercial fishos are just making a living mate
:)
Nice video. Fun to watch. Just my opinion, you guys put way too much pressure on fish and yank the rod way too aggressively after the fish is already hooked. Its no wonder that you keep loosing fish.
Thanks. You’re wrong but that’s cool, it’s nice to have an opinion.
@@bowlysfishing well you could try what I say... set the hook and then hold and let the fish do the pulling. Do that with the drag set correctly and the hook wont pull as often. Same thing happens here where I fish, that's why we never put so much pressure on them.... and we catch really huge fish. If I fought the fish like you I would loose most of them, pull the hook out in seconds. You guys are literally yanking the hooks out the fishes mouths. I was actually amazed watching you guys, I would never fight the fish so hard like that. I see in many of your videos you loose fish doing this. Your drag is always set too tight as well, it doesn't even run smoothly and its all jerky cos its too tight. The hooks aren't always set perfectly so you have be much more careful with them. But anyway, take my advice or don't. Makes no difference to me. It takes a lot to undo bad habits, especially if you think you you dont need to be taught.
Where are you from Gregg?
@@bowlysfishing South Africa
Fish have nerves, just like cats, dogs, and humans, so they can feel pain. Hooked fish endure not only physical pain but also terror. When they're removed from their natural environment, they start to suffocate. Please stop fishing thanks
Well said
Why are you watching a fishing channel then?
@@Mardy72 I’m spreading the word to help save our world
You’re spreading misinformation. Fish have nerves but they don’t have pain receptors in their brain like humans, cats & dogs. It’s been proven they literally can’t feel pain as humans do. It’s become an old wives tale at this point. Go somewhere else with your fake news.
@@bowlysfishing you tell them mate. Good on ya.🤙
Why we should stop fishing?
It can change the size of fish remaining, as well as how they reproduce and the speed at which they mature. When too many fish are taken out of the ocean it creates an imbalance that can erode the food web and lead to a loss of other important marine life, including vulnerable species like sea turtles and corals.
You know that there are laws about the size and amount of fish recreational anglers can take? This is so that fish have an opportunity to breed, and that not too many are taken out of the water so that it would affect the ecosystem. These rules are continuously changing make sure that these rules are appropriate to each species. So, please stop trying to do something, because you are only clowning yourself.