Catching yellowbelly and Murray cod with a bladed spinner A FIRST for me... 

Thanks mate. I've caught yellas on various bladed spinners, they love them but these cod were a first for me.

@@robbiefishing Makes the catch ever better, then! Always good trying new stuff and succeeding

Thanks mate. I didn't realise that for the hardest obstacle to navigate my camer wasn't rolling. LOL I had to squeeze under a low tree in the current. It was a tad sketchy. Haha

Check OUT my mate Adi, from Adispin lures. You can find him on FB. He makes a lot of lures & spinner baits! He is now located in Brisbane!

Thank you so much Michael. We're nit flood effected here thankfully. We have had above average rain, and the river is high and dirty, not nothing like the massive floods that ate a bit north of here.

Thanks so much for watching Pat.

Thanks Andrew. I hope your rivers (and weather) all clear up soon. The downside to La Nina.

Thanks Kioobee. I certainly am very lucky to live where I do.

Hey Brett, thanks so much mate.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks so much Kennetg. They sure will grow up.

Thanks mate, they are beautiful fish.

Thanks so much Kev. It was a wonderful stream to drift down thats for sure. I had a blast.

Thanks so much Moo Moo. In other news I walked 4.5km today with an attitude gain of 125 metres. My app says 3.5km because I accidentally paused it while walking. LOL Thays a healthy habit. 👍

Thanks Rod, I bloody hope so mate.

Thanks Peter. I definitely need to work out how to rig them properly.

Haha thanks mate. I use to feel right handed with my bait casters and left with my spinning rods, now it's left all the way. Cart with the right and reel with the left.

Thanks mate. It worked a treat. I found I had to give it a few short jabs to get it to spin at the start of most casts but one spinning it worked a treat.

Thanks heaps mate.

Thanks mate. Our river here sure is very healthy.

Hey mate thats awesome, well done. I am very impressed with that lure.

Haha thanks so much John. I think that the law of averages says thats it has to happen eventually doesn't it? LOL

Thanks mate. Sure was a ripper float down some new water. Well, new for me from a kayaking perspective anyway. Haha

Tha ks so much Cam.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate, and what a great idea. I think a trokar hook might be a better option. Same shape and design but with a small screw to hold the plastic rather than relying on the bend in the hook.

Thanks mate. Yep, still 30 degrees Celsius and sunny here. Cooler weather won't be too far away now though as we head into autumn.

@@robbiefishing I think that heat'd kill me. What do ye call cool weather in Australia

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 16 celsius

Thanks so much mate. It's certainly been a very wet year. Hopefully your flooding will lead to some better fishing for you once the floods go down

Thanks so much mate.

Hey James, WOW thay sounds awesome mate. I was only thinking a few days ago that I must get back up there, probably on my motorbike. Haha

Thanks so much Kelvin.

Thanks so much George.

Haha My first ever cod on a bladed spinnerbait was a yellowbelly. LOL.

Thanks so much Kelvin.

Hahahaha

Thanks mate. I have caught yellowbely on sponners, but never cod.

@@robbiefishing good work Robbie Luvs how you always willing to try something different. In my local family fishing lake stocked with natives and trout I find the cod respond really well to spinners normally the 5 for $10 from Kmart do the trick. Sometimes I attach them to a beetle spin and they work even better. Basically how I got onto them was I was getting bugger all cod or yelas using traditional spinnerbaits in these smaller family fishing lakes and my mate and someone who is well respected on fishing forum I always go on said try small lures such as spinners or small hardbody lures I'd use for bream and trout etc and ever since been smashing them on the spinners. Been getting few on small spinnerbaits to.

WOW well done Josh, you're doing better than me mate. I need to figure them out properly.

I had that same trouble till I got the right size jig head and they swim so good and the yellas couldn't resist

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate. I usually use a sharp knife. You can buy braided line scissors from decent tackle storsles and they work very well.

Thanks so much mate.

Thank you so much Nathan. Hopefully we can meet up some day.

@@robbiefishing no problem man yea maybe in October k will be in Victoria you might have heard it echuca I will be there

Thanks mate. Haha I reckon that one was close, but I would prefer a bit bigger. LOL

Check your local regs. It's illegal to move redfin or keep them live in NSW. The things will live anywhere but they're not a good thing to introduce anywhere.

Thanks Zane. I find them through trial and error. Trying different places all the time.

Thanks mate. Without knowing what species you are targeting or what locations you are in, the best advice would be to call into your local tackle shop mate. 👍👍

Targeting yellow belly and cod I’m on the Murrumbidgee River

HEY KANE... Thanks so much fir watching. I'm glad you're coming out of iso. I hope you are well mate.

@@robbiefishing Hey robbie mate i am good just ready to get back to work

Hi mate, neither can I. LOL I just tie braid straight to a line clip. If I fished it more to my areas I would take the time to learn how to tie a leader not properly as rocks will run through your braided line very quickly.

@@robbiefishing yeah thanks mate that gives me a confidence boost to come out and have some luck idk why I just thought everyone used leaders ledgend

Hey mate, excellent idea. In some of my kayak fishing videos I will show it at the start, buy I never really fo onto full details. Thanks for the great suggestion. Maybe a great winter video when the fishing is slow?

@@robbiefishing great looking forward to it!

Hey mate thats so awesome, I hope you can catch plenty of fish with it. 👍👍

Yeah hopefully

Hi mate, I have a ute and I just tie it in the back.

Hi mate, well done. I hope it was big enough for you to eat.

That’s a hilarious joke mate🤣

Hey mate it depends on a number if things, but if they sold them to cheap they wouldn't be able to make a living out of selling lures, and would then have to go and work elsewhere, and then we wouldn't have the lures to use. LOL

@@robbiefishing i find it a lot cheaper to make my own lures ,i allso tye my own flies and have been doing this for meny years ,i have been tyeing them for over 40 odd years both for me and other people in england/scotland/and northern ireland. . i love your videos robbie keep up the good work ,cheers m8.