On the shoulders river crossing haha so good, reminds me of a Morning Tide episode when you and cavy were trying to get the boat anchor at dusk and was tripping over sharks. you have levelled up since then brah.. haha yewww!
Briggsy, when you went back for your girl, I thought, how nice, then I saw your fishing poles and thought, ok, now that makes sense, but then it looks like she got on your back and you carried her across! Then I paused the video because I'm back to that was awesome! 🤙
"Aaron! Cooee! Fishy!". This is pretty much our standard thing me and the missus say when we catch a fish at the beach or see a fish in our big backyard fish pond! Luv it! haha
Awesome little zone there Briggsy! Great fishing and that cookup was sick. When that flatty swam off at the end it made me laugh lol. Keep up the good stuff mate yeww!
Nice bluefish. They get big some even close to 20 lbs in the Long Island New York. Love watching something so different than the fishing I do in the US.
when you carrying rods through the scrub mate, carry them backwards otherwise you'll own a couple of 3 or 4 piece travel rods.Once again another great flick. I really feel sorry for you poor buggers having to go fishing in spots like that. You are so lucky havin' a mrs that seems to love fishing as much as you. To drop that fish [flatty], that was the $000.000.00 look
I really like this video! The care for nature the sense of adventure! And appreciate the little things in life keep the good work . I start following looking foward for more.
Here in the states we call Taylor bluefish...big ones are Choppers and get thrown back. We just caught a ton about the size in the video yesterday. Here we smoke em! Love all your stuff! Wish I could spin with you one day!
Mate your videos are amazing. Super relatable. Everyone loves watching you and MT boys pull in massive fish, but the average fisho can relate more to these videos. I know it's hard to film it but would love to see some more Jew fishing.
We call those flatties lizard fish here in FL and I've never really seen someone eat one before. Everyone saves them as grouper bait here. Next time I have an empty cooler at the end of the day I'll have to try one. The meat always looks delicious.