How to kill a carp
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Here in Australia carp are classed as a declared noxious species. Here is Victoria the rule book says "Carp can not be returned to the water alive".
I understand that carp are a much loved fish in other parts of the world, but here in Australias fragile eco system they are not.
Personally, I think they are a scapegoat for a lot of larger issues such as lack of riparian vegetation, poor in stream habitat, controlled water flows etc.. however I do understand that they pose a threat in a number of ways.
That is why we are not allowed to release carp. In some states it is allowed, although not recommended, in other states it is not allowed.
Because I usually leave the scene out of my video when I kill carp, people often ask me how I kill them and how I dispose of them.
My usual way me appear to be quite graphic, however it is quick and humane as it results in an instant death to the carp.
And before anybody comments, no it is NOT illegal in Victoria to return dead carp to the water.
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The Rod Holder can double as a Carp Dispatcher
Ahh very good idea.
old metal rod holders work well 😂 they put a good dent in the head
Great video Robbie, i personally carry a small hatchet when fishing and give carp a decent whack or 2 on the head with the blunt end before using the sharp end to cut them into chunks for my shrimp nets.
Thanks mate. That'll do it. I carry one when I am bait fishing and use it for cutting forked shaped sticks. LOL
The baseball bat or hatchet method are the two best comments I've read so far because its important to apply the most amount of force in the least number of strikes. The size of the fish is also a factor. The RSPCA recommends use of a blunt object and I think from memory the RSPCA dislike using knives. The problem however is that a rolling pin will kill smaller fish but as you go above 30 or 40cm the thickness of the bone protecting the brain increases so you will just end up just stunning it, so using a knife in the gills/neck, despite what the VFA or RSPCA say, seems practical/humane for large ones if you're not carrying a small axe.
That rod holder looks so cool! I definitely agree with you about being as quick and humane as possible when it comes to dispatching carp. My favorite ways are a knock or 3 to the head, or a knife behind the gills and straight up towards the brain (or a complete beheading to retrieve a hook, like in my last video LOL)
Hahaha as long as its effective. LOL
A few times I’ve been fishing and caught carp all of a sudden pelicans appear so they get a good feed.
It's a real testament to you that people send you the most amazing hand-made gifts. Good on you Robbie; you're a bloody gem and I love your channel. And BTW, there's nothing like the good old Priest to give a fish it's last rights.
Thanks so much Matt. It sure is humbling. I love seeing kids getting involved.
Glad you like the rod holder Robbie!
P.S My comments have been stuffing up so I didn't let me comment early.
Good video Robbie!
Hey buddy thanks so much, I absolutely love it. I am not sure whether to use it or leave it in the shed as a trophy. What do you suggest?
@@robbiefishing when I made it I made sure it was usable. Id love for it to be christened by you. So if you wanna take it out for a spin that would be awesome. But if you want you can keep it in the shed that’s fine too. 👍🏻
Great rod holder mate. You did an awesome job 🎣👍
Definitely some advanced forked stick technology there.
@@matthurling389 thanks mate 👍🏻
50 years ago when there were still fish in Bass Strait we used to go after couta off Bridport in a small tinny. Pretty nasty having them flap around your feet so we found a suitable wooden club, held the fish over the front of the tinny and gave them a whack on the head. Result was an instantly dead couta and the bonus was they fell off the jig and also shed most of their scales. Not long after you could see every couta boat silhouetted against the evening sky with a club swinging away. :) I still like eating a piece of couta with chips. Tassie folk weren't too wealthy back then, so rabbit, wallaby, couta was all prized for the table. But everyone could afford crayfish........
Carp are fantastic fertilizer for the garden too, your tomatoes will love them! Nitrogen rich!
Hey Cody thanks for the great tip mate.
My strangest by catch was a sea horse at Lakes Entrance.
Carp make great fertilizer great for chopping them up and burying them in the vegie garden for over winter , then come spring and vegie planting time away you go
Hey mate I have heard that. I must try it some day.
Great video Robbie the biggest carp I’ve ever caught is 9.8 kgs but I love saltwater fishing and cod fishing
And what is your fav yellow belly lure great video
Thanks mate. WOW what an epic carp!
This is easily my favourite yellowbelly lure.
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Here in the Australian Capital Territory and in neighbouring New South Wales, it is legal to return carp to the place where you caught it. You cannot transport live fish, nor put them into another body of water. However, the myth persists that it is illegal to return them. I get abused all the time for returning them live. But I really do not care. When the rivers are flowing, the politicians stop selling under the table water rights to corporate farms and mines and there is some serious re-establishment of ecosystems, habitat, and native fodder species, riparian vegetation is regrown and snags choke out the rivers again, and the rivers are allowed to flood for months at a time into the plains, then maybe we will see an improvement in the rivers. Until such a time, killing one carp or 10 million of them will make not one iota of difference. They are NOT the problem.
Hey Andrew, I agree. I reckon that angler impacts on carp numbers are practically negligible. You cop it when you return carp alive for the same reason that I cop it when I return redfin alive... because people base their opinions on what they have have heard at the pub, or read on social media without actually taking the time to read the rule book. Keep doing what you're doing mate, you will never offending me for releasing a carp, just because I realise the impact that fishing pressure has on them..... none!
AND... If I didn't go fishing on any given day I would not be taking them out anyway.
@@robbiefishing NSW Department of Primary Industry puts carp removal annually by anglers at maybe 2%. Some impact that'll have. Carp free rivers by half past never at that rate.
There are some suburban lakes in Melbourne where all fish stocking has failed and carp is the only fish present. I would argue releasing a carp in these lakes wouldn't make any difference. Apart from earning a large fine that is?
@@nickycrea6075 Nicky Crea - I would take the fine and challenge it in court. NO power on this planet has the authority to tell me I MUST kill an animal. Particularly when they cannot give me a valid reason for this requirement. In addition to which, as you say, it would not make any difference at all to release them back into those lakes after capture, and really, it would not matter if those lakes were full of other species, carp do not force the out, kill them or impact them much at all.
Is it true that carp don't wriggle or flinch when you kill them/gut them? I've seen footage from Asian fish markets where the fish look like they *might* be alive, and they are just being hacked to pieces...!
Hi Rebeccah I don't know sorry. I've only ever gutted a couple and I can assure they were dead. If I ever kill a fish for whatever reason, I always kill it as quickly and humanely as I possibly can.
@@robbiefishing the way it should be. Thanks anyway mate. I’m kinda glad you don’t know the answer
Aiden's got some artistic talent there I think. Great advice Robbie.
Thanks mate, I think so too. What a wonderful drawing and letter.
Thanks you two
That's a pretty sweet rod holder, good on him. I use the stomp but if like you said you're out on a boat or something, you gotta use Ike Jima, there's even an app for it so you know precisely where to stab different fish to kill it instantly.
Oh WOW really? Thats cool. I will have to check thst out. Thanks mate. 👍
Just don't use a filleting knife to try to Ike Jima a carp. The carp skull wins. Trust me lol
@@RKJFishing Ha I found that out the hard way as a kid, I use my SOG Seal Pup now. Gotta be careful or you can end up punching a hole through the bottom of the tinny haha
@@SEEYAIAYE hahaha
G day Robbie I love your videos you inspire me heaps keep up the amazing vids and happy fishing 👍🏻👍🏻
What a lovely video Rob good work mate
Thanks so much Duane.
Well done aiden
Thanks
Mate, What gear do you use to film ?
Hi Billy this was filmed with my Canon M50 with a Sigma EF-M 16mm F1.4, rode wireless go microphones and a lav mic.
@@robbiefishing good to know, and the action shots are just a go pro ?
i used to see people just slam them against the some rocks
I remember bowfishing them as a kid on a small lake with my dad. Year after year, we'd shoot hundreds (maybe thousands?) of them as they'd be spawning and boiling in the small channel by the dam. We did it to improve the ecosystem for game fish.
At first, we thought surely we'd eradicate them in a year or two because we killed so many... Then, after about 5-6 years, we realized it didn't make any difference how many slaughtered - inevitably there would be MANY more the next year... (and fewer bass, bluegill, and pike)...
That was 30 years ago. I wonder what it is like today?
Yep, that reassures what I believe mate, that fishing pressure makes little to no difference.
Do we have to kill the Carp when it’s being caught?
Yes mate, we do here in Australia.
Great Video Robbie, had a gnarly carp session the other day and this would have been handy then haha
Thanks mate. Sounds like you had a blast.
Hey Robbie, great vids mate, should the carp be returned to the waterway (deceased) only if it sinks? Or is this to a myth?
Thanks mate. To be honest I am not sure. I think that in areas where there are a lot of people it might be a good idea to make them sink by stabbing them open, but put tge bush I don't think it matters mate.
Tommy, if they don't sink, they create an ungodly mess of floating, gas filled, bloated, stinking, rotting corpses. I personally am against returning carp corpses to the water, especially large fish or large numbers. However, I am also totally against just leaving them on the bank to stink up the place. If you cannot take the corpse with you to be properly dealt with, the fish should be returned in my opinion. And by properly dealt with, I do not mean throwing it in the bin. I mean, utilising the corpse for good purpose (food, bait, fertiliser). Otherwise, it is just gratuitous murder.
@@AndrewFishman Nothing worse then seeing a washed up rotting corpses on the bank. my dog always wants to go over an investigate.
@@nickycrea6075 Yeah, mine loves a roll in a good ripe carp carcass 🤢🤢🤮
Vic fisheries actually state to cut the carcass so it sinks. I must admit that is something I have to start doing.
In one of past videos carp fishing in a drying pool that would have an affect with dead carp. River none moving water oxygen is replenished every second
even some of the suburban lakes with with minimal water flow could be effected by dead carp.
Great video as always mate, that’s exactly how I get rid of them bit of a shame they have invaded our water systems, thankfully we still get a few trout and red fin it the system I fish in.
Thanks Billy. Wise minds think alike. Its a real shame that they are so poor eating.
Thanks mate, it is a shame they aren’t great eating tried them a few times but they don’t seem to get any better, if they were good eating you’d be able to feed the family pretty quick with a few decent fish.
Lets get one thing straight here. Carp did not invade the waterways. They were introduced, in many places deliberately. In fact, it was common knowledge back in the day that Vic Fisheries had a role in the hybradisation program that led to the development of Boolara Carp, the strain we have in this country (although it has gotten increasingly difficult to find the articles discussing this from old magazines and places). They are a hybrid fish, developed in Victoria, so, is that not at least naturalised, if not exactly native? Found nowhere else in the world... The Australian waterways by the 1960s were practically devoid of fish. The trout had smashed the smelt, gudgeon and galaxia populations. the dams, weirs and other structure prevented migratory spawning runs, triggered by flooding, which no longer occurs. Commercial fishing, the clearance of snags for flood damage mitigation and generally degradation of the rivers, and the banks through the removal of bankside (riparian) vegetation leading to erosion, bank collapse and lack of insect life as food sources, siltation from lack of flow and many other factors were responsible for our waterways becoming devoid of natives, before the carp even had a presence. When the carp were released, they had no competition, so for 20 years they spread, unhindered, and a welcome relief to inland anglers who now had something to target. When the native fish breeding programs developed methods for mass production of native species, these were reintroduced, and the fruits of this can be seen today, with larger natives turning up more regularly and in good numbers. HOWEVER, these natives are all stocked. Few natives now breed in the polluted, artificial environment we created. The ONLY self reproducing food sources for these fish are CARP and Redfin Remove these and the natives will just eat each other, an expensive menu.
Secondly - there is absolutely NO basis to the myth that other fish are pushed out by carp, particularly redfin and brown trout, as these are from EXACTLY the same waters in Europe as the carp are from. They have shared the waterways in England with carp for 2000 years, since the Romans introduced these inedible fish as a FOOD SOURCE!!! The most widely farmed animal in the world, yet it is inedible. Do you think we ought to tell the world they have it all wrong? Rather, in particular with Trout, our waters are marginal at best for their survival. Too warm, too little oxygen from lack of flow and too few snags from "management" removal programs leads to an unsuitable environment for trout, redfin and natives, all of which are ambush predators which are very structure oriented. However, this environment is eminently suited to carp, a pelagic free swimmer with no real need for structure of any kind.
Thirdly - It amuses the heck out of me to hear Australian anglers whinge about carp being inedible. As noted already, they are eaten world wide. But more so than that - NO angler I know regularly keeps natives, trout or even Redfin for the table. So what does it matter that we do not eat carp. We are not eating the other fish either 😂😂😂Besides, the birds and other fish that eat carp disagree. They would be very hungry if such a large and available smorgasbord was removed. The environment would also greatly miss the nutrients that pre-eaten, processed carp in the form of droppings provides. Like salmon in North America/Canada provide great boosts to the nutrient load during their runs, when other animals eat them and transfer this nutrient load to the surrounding soils.
Just a few things to think on, mate, next time you find yourself tempted to denigrate these wonderful creatures.
They are wonderful mate, I defiantly wasn’t saying that they weren’t and it gives us more of a chance to catch something while freshwater fishing, what I was saying was it’s a shame that they dirty the water and effect the quality of the water and we have less chance of catching native fish.
@@billyschuster4296 Both those points are easilly refuted as additional myths mate. They do not muddy the water, as proven by the fact that they live in many absolutely crystal clear creeks, rivers and ponds here. And in England and France, they describe many carp habitats as Gin clear. So much for muddying the water. Lack of riparian vegetation allowing the banks to get undercut, eroded and collapsed by water flow, cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and other hard hooved Ferals cause huge damage to the banks and muddy the watering holes. In fact, carp have a positive impact on water quality as they stir up the sediments and silt that sits upon the substrate causing anaerobic conditions in the river bed, which leads to sulphur gases, nitrogen and ammonia and methane build up in the substrate.
They DO NOT affect your chances of catching native fish in the least. That is totally a falsehood. Unsuitable habitat, modified and destroyed by people, is responsible for much of the lack of native fish in places carp frequent. I have often caught natives and carp without moving location, on the same baits. In fact, your chances of catching a big native is increased when there are carp present as the native fodder species are pretty much gone, and there is no attempt to restock them. So without carp, and redfin, which are the only naturally spawning fish in most of the impoundments and rivers now, there is a major hole in the food chain, leading to stunted growth and predation upon each other among the natives. Not to mention the native water birds which eat large numbers of fish, such as pelicans, darters, cormorants etc. In short, there is absolutely no basis to the contention native fish are pushed out by carp, and as for redfin and brown trout, they are native to the same waters in Europe as the carp are. So, again, the common popular misconception is easilly refuted, but noone questions the spurious wisdom that has led to this belief. Clearing snags led to Old Mate going to his favourite cod hole, and finding only carp there, he screamed about carp pushing out the natives. In reality, it is the removal of all the snags that led to the natives leaving, and the carp merely moved in to take advantage of a nice niche left wide open for them. Being pelagic scavengers, they do not have the same reliance on structure as our natives, redfin and brown trout, all of which are sedentary ambush predators.
Sorry to allow facts to stand in the way of a great myth, but there you are. Something to ponder. If you start with the basis that NOTHING you know about carp is true, and apply critical thinking, you might just come to some sensible conclusions about things, like until the rivers are restored in flow and habitat, natives are always going to suffer.
Gotta love the letters the kids write to you must make your day and theyre day . It always makes me smile the questions they ask 👍
Thanks mate. I absolutely love it, and love getting the kids involved. Kids are the best.
why do u kill a carp?
I’m from the Gold Coast and I did spend a year and a half in Mildura I was always told to kill and leave it on the side of the bank. didn’t think it was right cut it up for bait or throw it back into the Creek.( Sorry river) sounds better to me. Enjoying your videos Robbie keep them up.
LOL, the Murray is pretty much a creek.
Ikijimi works first time every time
Robbie would a squid spike do the job ? one through the head ? to dispatch Carp?
Hey Brett I do not know what that is but I reckon any spike through the brain will do mate.
Why do you kill carp? I’m not being rude I’m just asking as I’m unsure that’s all? Great video!
Hi mate, here in Australia it is illegal to release them in most states. They are a declared noxious species and the government has spent millions of dollars trying to eradicate them. I do think that they are not as bad as they are rumoured to be,m however they certainly do have a negative impact on out Australian eco-systems.
the rumour of Robbies demise has been greatly exaggerated, long live Robbie
haha Thanks so much John. No demise happening here mate, I am only just gaining momentum. LOL
Hey Robbie, Do you like hunting as well?
Just saying I havnt had any updates from u online....I think things are going on Robbie
Did you know that yabbies actually eat vegetation not meat
Hey buddy I had certainly read that somewhere.
Yabbies are omnivorous scavengers. They eat live and dead fish, meat, vegetation, algae, bugs and all sorts of things. Anything they can grab pretty much. I have watched them hunting minnows on many occasions, and for a non-meat eater, they sure are impressive hunters.
@@AndrewFishman A friend had a couple of Yabbies in her fish pond for a while. She then noticed a reasonable size Goldfish with no tail, so the yabbies were removed.
@@keithpattison6763 Yeah. I have watched them slowly approaching schools of gambusia in the evenings, as the gambusia sleep, and gently place a claw around the body of the fish and then snap it shut, the fish is going nowhere and the yabby starts grazing, before the fish is dead. Pretty brutal, very efficient. In aquariums, yabbies and fish do not play well. NEVER feed live yabbies to turtles with claws intact. I have seen this happen with poor results too many times. I know one person whose turtle lost both eyes. Yabbies are great creatures, but should be housed alone if keeping them. At most, other shrimps and snails may be kept with them.
So do you eat the carp or use it for bait? Here in Ohio people see carp as an inedible trash fish so we mostly use it for catfish bait. I wouldn't mind trying one though
Hi mate I ate one recently but it wasn't great. We often use them as bait, or fertiliser. Usually I just let them float downstream to feed the yabbies and crayfish.
@@robbiefishing well that's interesting. Thanks for replying I'm sure you're a busy guy. All the best!
@@RileyNA They are the most widely eaten fish in the world. I fish with a Vietnamese bloke who takes all the carp we catch for the table. He loves them, as do all his friends. Treat them right and cook them properly.
@@AndrewFishman Yeah it seems like carp are very popular everywhere in the world except here in the usa. I love catching them, they fight hard and they're beautiful. I'll give one a try sometime, cheers
@@RileyNA Get a good recipe and I hope you enjoy. 🍻
Another great video thanks Robbie 👍😎...
Why would they send you cod box in close season?
There still a number of places that you can target Murray cod and trout cod legally in NSW and Victoria for starters, and secondly who says that I have to use them straight away?
@@robbiefishing Thirdly, who says you have to use them for Cod?
Thanks for the clarification with the Carp Robbie. They're still shocking things here, but what can we do??? Stomp away!!!
Thanks Dean, that's about out only option. I honestly think that angler impacts on carp are pretty much non existent though. LOL We can catch 10 carp in one bend on a river 140km long. LOL There's a lot that still aren't getting caught.
@@robbiefishing spot on mate.
Who's here after the misfit video/podcast.
Haha
Great video keep up the good work Robbie
Thanks so much buddy.
I'm laughing at the title hahaha! It should be called "How to piss off fishers in the UK" 🤣🤣🤣. Nah just kidding I think in every carp fishing video of mine I'll add a disclaimer lol. Really like that mirror carp lure never seen a carp lure before.
Haha thanks champ. I am expecting some kind of a backlash. LOL
@@robbiefishing Can't win. I cop all the backlash and hate for NOT killing carp lol. As discussed before though, I have my well considered reasons, other people have myth and popular opinion. So I will use my logic and reason to debunk any and all of the myths that abound around carp and their horrendous destructive powers (which strangely only exist in this country, not in Europe or Africa or Asia where they are farmed for food fish, and swim with other species in clean, clear water. Damn, I wish our carp was like theirs. Our fish are inedible, they muddy and foul the water and kill or force out our natives. No wonder we have to kill these monstrous beasts. They must be an alien species. What a crock of codswallop it all is!)
@@AndrewFishman the heading should be "Don't be a Neanderthal and pin a live carp to as tree with a spike or throw it up the bank to die " 😫 problem is grandad "They taste like mud" Smith does it in front of his 2 year old son so they think it's ok 🤨
I suppose at least Robbie is trying to educate them 😕
@@petercarter6086 Yeah,
"Old mate up the road, whose sister knows a bloke whose brother's wife's cousin has a friend who heard from a guy who was at the tackle shop that carp can fly between waterways, so it must be true."
"Um, carp can't fly"
"You don't know what you are talking about, idiot!"
Trying to defeat public perception and urban myth is harder than making up outrageous lies. This is not helped by the government bodies who produce "fact sheets" which perpetuate myths, such as "carp muddy and pollute the water". The fact that I fish in crystal clear creeks, ponds and lakes for them does not seem to matter. Everyone KNOWS they foul the environment. And they push out our natives, even though I regularly catch natives, carp and redfin without even changing the bait I am using, much less locations. If all the other fish are pushed out by the carp, where are all these fish coming from? Or, are they a form of carp which is just mimicking the natives which they pushed out? I am confused now. In Europe, they obviously have a really nice, benign form of carp. Edible, lives with trout and other species happily, swims in gin-clear waters. Oh, why, oh why, can't our monsters be like that?
I’m going carp fishing for the first time and I know that where I’m going I’m not allowed to put them back so I want to know how to kill them with the smallest amount of pain😀👍 cheers
Great video mate very informational
Thanks so much mate.
Also in the thumbnail that’s a huge carp. What video what that one in ?
Hi mate, I caught that at Lake Moodemere a couple of years ago. I remember filming the video but can not remember what it is called. If you search "Robbiefishing Lake Moodemere fishing with the doc" I reckon you should be able to find it. I was fishing with a friend named Doc.
@@robbiefishing found it! Thanks Robbie. Great that you reply all the time when I comment. 👍
@@r3penquack615 Thanks mate. I do my best. LOL Usually I get back to most comments left in the first couple of hours. After that it starts getting a bit hit and miss. LOL
@@robbiefishing don’t blame ya 98 comments in 3 hours is a lot to keep up with!
Great video thanks Robbie.
Why don't you guys eat the carp???? IN Europe is very popular .
better fish available and people in Australia don't know how to prepare carp.
Great explanation on the Carp mate, it is always hard to kill any animal. When the animal is an invasive species with the ongoing potential to harm the eco system people need to understand, why and how to remove them.
Awesome vid Robbie.....
How to dispatch carp? BUNDI BUNDI!
With your NULLA NULLA!
good video
On a boys trip we got the golf clubs out & gave them a hit back into the river, they exploded everywhere!! I don't recommend haha
LOL you're lucky you didn't break your golf clubs.
Good stuff!
If I carkit to night Robbie hope I not come back as carp!! And get caught by you! Seriously you explain that well 👏 enjoy you show
haha Thanks so much Andrew.
Man I was looking for a tutorial on how to kill a big carp in sekiro. But this was better than any video game tutorial lol
Ikut nyimak pak..😊
What’s the best music to listen to when fishing
Something Catchy 😂
hahahaha love it!
Just make sure it is a tune you can dance the WOrm to.
Small baseball bat. Perfect. Carry one for when I'm fishing for shark. Doink!
Awesome. My old man has one of them. It was made for him by a mate of mine back in the 1990s. It's made if solid red gum.
@@robbiefishing They sell them at tackle stores now, half sized baseball bats made of metal. I kinda want one lol
@@RKJFishing They are perfect honestly. And always handy if anyone gets lippy lol
@@avatarofpapermagic hahaha
Ha killing carp is like the heel and toe dance you give them the heel on the head then kick them back into the water
haha It's my way of folk dancing. LOL
On a dooget
eighteen carp today in about three hours
i normally gaff the carp then hit them on the head that normally does the trick ;)
WOW Sounds like you had an awesome session mate.
Where are you fishing Timbo? Remember, gaffs are illegal to use in the fresh water in ACT and NSW. So if you come this way, you might want to rethink your methods.
@@AndrewFishman i live in Victoria colac and i fish the barongarook creek just after a flood
@@Timbo_Breambo Just keep in mind that regulations are different in different states, and leave your gaff at home if you head up this way. GOod luck with your flood fishing, great fun.
@@robbiefishingyeah i normally get a lot of carp after the creek floods which it did
Bravo
Grouse vid Robbie🤙🤙
Thanks so much mate.
Nice to know
Haha the tittle how to kill good job keep it up
haha Thanks heaps mate.
I got a nice yellow 38cm straight in the pan now imma see how u went
Wonderful mate. I kept a yella myself this evening. It was only 32cm. Legal, but not big. It will still be lovely for tea tomorrow night.
Hey Robbie do you have an email address
Hi mate, I do but I only use it for business enquiries and to communicate with competition winners. If I receive fishing questions I do not reply to them because I simply do not have time. That is why I have Patreon. It is robbiefishing@outlook.com
@@robbiefishing ok just wanted ti ask someone personal and not in the comments so everyone can see it
@@robbiefishing would private message on instagram be a good way
@@nathanj4363 Hey buddy go for your life. Instagram is probably best mate.
@@robbiefishing ok 👌🏽
HEY YOU I got bony bream pattern want to swap for mirror carp 🤣😂 just kidding they look 👌 I'm definitely going to buy some of those in the mirror carp pattern would look good in redfin pattern and buy some of the Haku from last box.
Haha thats awesome. When cod season opens I am going to deliberately head out and test some of these lures.
@@robbiefishing the box is a bloody great idea it's introduced me to new things I normally wouldn't buy but should lol those big chasebait plastics are gonna go well with my others for cod season .
@@robbiefishing was thinking when cod season comes around should do the Tackleclub box challenge and only use Tackleclub cod lures I might give it a crack myself 👍
We kill carp the same way
Seventh 🤣😂
Lol I forget that Ive watched the video sometimes because of patreon and getting it first and thought when I started watching Ive watched and commented on this already 😂🤣😂🤣👍
@@erlinglarsen hahahahahaha