CAN IT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS? Wellington Harbour Slow Pitch Jigging Fishing

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • In this weeks video of Turning Tide Fishing I head out into Wellington Harbour on a beautiful day to target Gurnard on my new ‪@OceansLegacyNZ‬ slow pitch jig and to catch the elusive Elephant-Fish we were also lucky enough to catch a great trevally estimated at about 50cm as well as a surprise encounter with a rare porcupine fish.
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Komentáře • 10

  • @dangareau
    @dangareau Před 2 měsíci

    I love this. I live in NJ, USA and we call Gurnard "Sea robins" and they are considered trash fish. This means more for me, especially on head (party) boats. To see a slow pitch video targeting them, well it warms my heart. I'm going out for Black Sea Bass on a head boat in 9 hrs so hopefully I'll be back with 10 bass and a ton of robins. Time to fill the deep freezer.

  • @skux9508
    @skux9508 Před měsícem

    Went out today and slayed the Gurnard like you did, they were loving a little pink and white fanky jig.

    • @TurningTideFishing
      @TurningTideFishing  Před měsícem

      Sounds good, only recently started using jigs and they work a treat.

  • @huntercleworth9718
    @huntercleworth9718 Před 3 měsíci

    Been trying to find a good fishing video on the harbour chur

    • @TurningTideFishing
      @TurningTideFishing  Před 3 měsíci

      Cheers mate I have made plenty of other videos of the harbour.

  • @gkeightysix
    @gkeightysix Před 13 dny

    Nice video mate - what kind of depth were you fishing?

    • @TurningTideFishing
      @TurningTideFishing  Před 12 dny

      Thanks for the comment, not sure exactly how deep but it would have been less then 20m

    • @gkeightysix
      @gkeightysix Před 11 dny

      @@TurningTideFishing thanks for the reply mate - yeah it’s pretty shallow most of the way through there - wondered if it might be even shallower than around 20m