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Hey @RollinwithDan49, you are spot on. The 8" Floating Lip Grips are great for the flathead. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @anthonyzimmer5032, Chewy loves his barra in the timber... but that one took some handy paddle work! All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Lol, @bernieadam1985, I'm surprised we haven't crossed paths... I know the feeling ;). Stay out of trouble and all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @lesfredericks4232, Hope all's well and great to hear you enjoyed the vid. A fun session for sure. All the best. Cheers, Justin

Hey @gmoriano, cheers, was a nice surprise after pulling two bream from the previous two casts. Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Cheers, Justin

Hey @AnthonyBritten-lo9et, Awesome to hear that you're giving the lures a go and hope you get stuck into a few soon. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @dylangreen507, hope all's well and you're getting stuck into a few. Thanks for the kind words... fired us up to get out and have a crack tomorrow. Stay tuned for the next vid! Cheers, Justin

Hey @FergHyde, thanks for the comment, we hope you're getting stuck into a fish. All the best with the saving... it's worth it and I'm sure you will have a ball with the Black Adder. Cheers, Justin

Thanks for the kind words @GodisKen, we're glad you're finding the videos useful. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Cheers @matthewpocock4824, good fun for sure. Hope you're getting stuck into a few. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 got half a dozen good bream last night.

@@matthewpocock4824 Nice work on the bream. Fish on!

Hey @EzraSwannellFishing, awesome to hear that the LarvaZ is doing the job for you on the trout! Lol, you're a good mate to help them get into a few too! All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 thanks heaps Justin 🤙

Hey @abi1816, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Dan is running an Okuma Pressure Point Spin Rod - PP-S-832M 8'3" PE 2.0-4.0, with full gear details in the video description. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @abi1816, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Dan is running an Okuma Pressure Point Spin Rod - PP-S-832M 8'3" PE 2.0-4.0, with full gear details in the video description. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @bernieadam1985, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The 56mm is a favourite for fishing deep schooled fish in impoundments and also deeper structure, bait and fish in the salt. It would be ideal for fishing deeper channel edges and drop offs and will catch mulloway, flathead and a wide variety of species. When targeting bream and flathead in shallower water (less than 3m) I would probably change to one of the two smaller sizes and fish it along the drop offs for flathead and over the weed and rubble for bream. If it is weedy and snaggy you can wind the Switchblade slowly over the top of the structure and if you find sandy patches in the weed or a clean weed edge then this can be deadly for hopping the blade on the bottom. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @sldrose, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Winter normally brings with it clearer water, which would make the Smelt colour and absolute go-to in the Shad FryZ. Another favourite in all water conditions has been the Bumblebee colour. I generally fish them on a TT HeadlockZ Finesse Size 2 jighead or HeadlockZ HD Size 4 jighead. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @garybrownfishing8574, the bridge pictured is the iconic Story Bridge, located in the heart of the Brisbane CBD. Many Australian cities are built around rivers that produce some great fishing for anglers both land-based and on the water. We hope you're getting stuck into a few. Cheers, Justin

Hey @mshary91, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Pro-Cure have a stack of flavours available and Shrimp or Blue Crab would also be effective on the bream. We were fishing with ZMan Slim SwimZ, a small baitfish profile, and winding it on a slow retrieve, so we added Sardine / Pilchard scent as an added attraction. If I was fishing slower with ZMan 2.5" PrawnZ, then I generally add a Saltwater Yabby / Nipper or Shrimp is another effective option. Any Pro-Cure scent flavour is better than none as it adds real ground bait, along with powerful amino acids, bite stimulants and UV enhancements, to attract fish, trigger strikes and encourage the fish to hold on longer, giving you more time to set the hook. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@joshforrester3370, thanks for the love. We hope you get stuck into the big ones soon. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @thebayslayer1, these guys pop up throughout Moreton Bay and right along the Sunshine Coast. Launched out of Mooloolaba for this session. We just cruise close to the shore one way along the coast and back a little wider, keeping an eye out for the 3 B's, bust ups, birds and bait. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @davidlowe1975, glad you enjoyed the vid and thanks for the kind words. A favourite for me when fishing brackish water is gold colours as they catch the light, without being too flashy, along with browns and greens. They are a dynamite presentation for targeting bass, estuary perch, golden perch and redfin, as well as all of the bread and butter saltwater species. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @warrenbrown511, Andrew runs about a rod length of leader for most species, including mangrove jack. (Approx. 7'/ 2.1m). All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @TrofiCuh, stoked that the video helped and you got stuck into a few! Your comment has made our day and that's why we make these videos. Sending big fish vibes. Cheers, Justin

Hey @fish4life.877, Hope you're finding a few fish. Try pointing the rod out straight and then lifting the rod up through a 45 degree arc in 4 steps, with your wrist also lifting the rod up at each step. So it's like stop motion photography. The arm moves up a little as the wrist also twitches the rod tip up a little and this continues with each step. The lifting is drawing the plastic along, while the twitch with each step of the lift is adding additional movement that seems to get the bites. You can try this close to the boat or shore also to see how the plastic reacts in the water, attempting to provide maximum action and movement, without ripping the plastic out of the strike zone. Hope this helps. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@lesfredericks4232, Thanks for the positive comment and all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@BillyDanielfishing, hope all's well and you're finding a few fish. We'll be back for them when the weather warms ;) Fish on! Cheers, Justin

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Hey @eurekagold, awesome to hear you are getting into it and the Jig Spinner is a deadly addition to your soft plastic. Use the clip section to attach to your jighead, the blade runs at the top and you attach your line to the circle in the wire, where it meets at the 90 degree bend (the circle in the middle of the wire boomerang). You can simply tie directly onto this point and the circle in the wire ensures that the line cannot slide along the wire. I just use a locked blood knot to attach the leader and you're ready to fish. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

@@tackletacticstv7687 thanks Justin I’ll do that. it’s good to change the plastics without cutting line and re tying too

@@eurekagold good call. Easy to rotate between jighead weights, hook sizes and plastics as required. fish on! Cheers, Justin

Hey @fish4life.877, Hope all's well and you're finding a fish. Seasonal fishing will vary based on where you are in the world. Australia's east coast often fishes well in winter, with an influx of bait and a mix of species. Where I am based in South East Queensland, winter often bring with it more stables weather conditions, an influx of bait and some great fishing. Depending on where you are based it's worth doing some research in terms of how your target species changes in winter, where in the systems they will be located and what techniques they will respond to. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @thedon9670, It was time to retire the old Quintrex 435 Hornet Trophy and 35hp motor after 23 years and we needed something a little bigger, so opted for a Quintrex 481 Hornet Pro, with a 115hp Yamaha, dropped a couple of sounders on and moved the electric motor batteries to the back to balance it up better. I wouldn't recommend it as an offshore boat, but definitely a great platform for inshore waters, rivers and impoundments, which is my favourite fishing. You just need to have a mate with an offshore rig as well ;). All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @zac2817, I will start a cast distance from the mangroves and am happy to drift, casting ahead of the drift, if the drift is tracking pretty straight along the mangroves. If there is a breeze that messes with the drift angle then working along the mangroves with the electric is a great option, casting ahead of the direction of travel and working the lure back with the flow. Bream can spook easy, so I think a long cast is key, spray your casts around the boat a bit, keep an eye out for key structure, sand patches in the weed or bait and cast to these. Another key is to mix up the retrieve... some days the bream want the presentation moving pretty quick, while other days they want it slower or with pauses. Once you start to catch a few it will come together and you will catch more and more. Nice work on the flatties too. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin

Hey @user-dr6rx3nj7x, hope you're finding a few. Sounds good... tips for targeting big flathead. Fish on! Cheers, Justin

Thanks @brucehornet1454, stoked you enjoyed the vid! All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin