Salut ane engler 1 NII biyar udang Telok besak2 tak pernah di ambil pastiii di rilis 👍👍👍 semue engler patut belajar dengan engler 1 ni salam 1 hobi dri ktpng 👍👍👍
Nice catch!!! So I want to see an up close view of how you take the hook 🪝 out. And does the blue legs hurt when the bite you?? Thanks for sharing your videos… I am enjoying them!! 😊
Well for blue hand, it is not really hurt, leaving only scars, the one that hurting more is the small one, because it is small easily pierce your skin. Well for getting the hook out is pretty easy, I prefer the hooks without barb and the sharp one. Prawn loves to play around logs, branch, or any obstacle on the river beds.
BRILLIANT . I am coming over.,, that is too good to miss.!🤠💚 From one fisherman to another, you're welcome to spend time with my family, I welcome you with open arms. Will pay for you, and take you anywhere you want to Go. From the Murray river cod, to creek fishing for giant carp. THANKYOU SO MUCH for sharing these great video's. I'm a new subscriber.
I am from same places as him. For rods, we use custom one or handcrafted. But for hooks, some people like me love to use the carbon without barbs but sharper
@@bobetsadventure1466 yep, but it is depends on material and for the shape it is depend on the current speed. For material I prefer using wire from excavator hydrologic hoses. For the river that effected by sea tides, when it is low tide and the current is slow the shape of hooks is a bit open and we use small wights because the prawn eating very slowly or not agresive, but when the current starting to move faster I use the close hooks and increase the weights. Another important factor for prawn is the weather and temperatures. There was a time when I fishing, until noon I got a ton of bites, I got nearly 3kg of prawn, suddenly there was heavy rainfall and until evening only got 2 small one 😂😂
