"Join us on a wild ride through the untamed beauty of New Zealand's South Island, in pursuit of trophy yellowtail kingfish and colossal Snapper and Tuna" #Fishing2xtremes #fishing #boats #senator #bigfish #adventure #ocean #fishing #bigfish
@@barrysheen-pb9bg I supported them and promoted them for 5-plus years on my Facebook page before I even started a channel and I didnt contact them for sponsorship like everyone else does, they saw the years of effort and support and contacted me to sponsor. Most people ask for sponsorship before doing anything you need to do the hard yards first so it is the time and effort you put in mate
I've got a trip to Japan coming up so I might get one over there. Do you think the HG version would be better for jigging? I guess MG would make it a bit easier to get kings off the bottom.
Shimano Fishing New Zealand Tiagra 50 Wide ✅ Shimano Fishing New Zealand Abyss Adjustable 37 kg Rod ✅ We have 800m of Shimano Fishing New Zealand 37kg/80lb Kairiki Braid and 100m Keylime Top Shot. We are not using wind on leaders we are tying a plat knot "Here is a video of how to tie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--hkCSzqIrkI.htmlsi=DPYoHBfzwfZy8Hx0 Then tieing a San Diego Jam Knot to a Black Magic Tackle 37kg Twin Spin Ball bearing Swivel and then teaser or lure clips on! Hope this helps
@@MarkCotton Absolute legend Mark! Gonna try this out myself for the next Tuna run off sydney, Got a boat show coming up next week and excited to go check out the senators! Have fallen in love with them through your videos
love the content Mark! Long time follower and now out looking at purchasing my next boat, this senator has really caught my eyes in the last few years but being in Aus theres few and far between so not much feedback, i would love if you could upload a rough water handling and a review, cheers legend
A studly battle. Us California wimps use a southern california rail rod with a long foregrip from rods builders like (seeker, calstar, united composites to name a few) and allows us to use the gunnel rail for leverage to save us from blowing out our forearms. Different styles and methods for different regions I suppose. Still, You NZ guys are spoiled with an awesome in-shore and off-shore big bluefin fishery. Thx for the entertainment.
