How to Catch Whiting on Yabbies - High & Low Tide with Paul Chew

Paul Chew takes us pumping saltwater yabbies / nippers, before breaking down how to fish for whiting on the lower and higher stages of the tide. Fish on!
Gearing Up:
Okuma LRF Spin Rod - LRF2-S-742L 7'4" 2-5kg
Okuma Ceymar Spin Reel
Platypus Pulse Mono - 8lb
Mustad #4 Bloodworm Hook
Small Ball Sinkers and Swivels
Saltwater Yabbies / Nippers
Running Sinker Rig - tackletactics.com.au/Rigging-...
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[@dalevanzetta6607]

Always a pleasure to watch chew

[@OntheChew]

Thanks Zet

[@davidmagner527]

Some good info thanks bud

[@tackletacticstv7687]

Thanks for the kind words @davidmagner257 and all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

[@Trenofy]

Awesome chewy

[@anglerg4s469]

Amazing brother...

[@AquaMarine1000]

Hi Paul, top video. It's nice to hear the sounds of the Straits. Cheers

[@OntheChew]

Thanks mate. Appreciate the comments. Makes me want to get out and try help some more fishos out.

[@terrytailor]

Thanks for the video Paul.
Could I ask, when you are fishing up against the mangroves just before high tide, do you like the flow of water going into the mangroves or along the mangroves?

[@OntheChew]

Hi Terry , both situations work, but if I had to pick one it would be running into the mangroves. Generally I’ll fish there as soon as there is enough water to get the boat in. Then move my way along the mangroves until I find the fish. So long as there is yabby beds, there will normally be fish somewhere

[@jamesboreham5398]

Where abouts do you fish ?

[@OntheChew]

Mostly between river heads and Boonooroo