How to catch MASSIVE SNAPPER in shallow water 🎣

[@nathansoutbackfishing]

Your soft plastics are absolutely brilliant keep it up fellas 🔥🔥🔥

[@KingsWithAndy]

Fantastic information, affirms some things I have seen in NZ waters also with big Snaps. Stealth is king , thats why I use a Stealth Kayak :), thanks for the swell building tip! thats a new on for me.

[@bricehutchison]

Awesome vid man

[@bradgardiner7335]

Great advice. Please talk through how you guys use the soft plastics? Cast to fish on.

[@nope96872]

Never caught a snap and so keen thankyou so much for the advice. I'm wanting to buy your snapper rod once its released.

[@kirkwoolston6932]

Brilliant!! Thank you 🙏😊

[@davemagpie]

Awesome tips!

[@lc9244]

Awesome talk mate. Cheers

[@lc9244]

Found an isolated rubble patch in 1.5m water within Moreton bay a few weeks back.
Managed 13 legal squire in 1.5hours.
Thanks for the tips

[@reubo5347]

Imagine using 30pd in the shallows of Moreton bay. Don’t know about you but sub 5m I’ve had to resort to 10pd line/leader.

[@lc9244]

​@reubo5347 yes, 10lb all the way

[@nicholassawyer799]

Thanks legends!

[@arkark576]

West coast is where its at :)

[@user-sp2nf5qy7q]

awesome advice

[@Bobbycook44]

Just coped your bum bag,and man that’s one of the best buys I’ve got this year great work guys keep it up 👍

[@allinski]

Great vid man

[@davidraguse2106]

Great video... what was the plastic jerk shad at 2:56 please ?

[@Kiduk90]

Question, does this apply on the rocks on the east coast in Sydney?

[@davidraguse2106]

You talk on biometric pressure.
Do you like a rise in pressure?

[@nathansoutbackfishing]

Do you guys have a discount code

[@robhenson480]

Excellent video...some really good advice and tips