Gold coast seaway fishing the North wall for Trevs 

Masters of loosing lures haha

Thanks mate

The electric motor has a spot lock function so you don't need an anchor

@@mattybkrun1213 how many pound of thrust does your minn kota have?

@@lynnzhu1988 it's a 55lb motor 👍

Thanks dude

@@mattybkrun1213 🤣🤣🤣🤣at least you've got a sense of humour mate, snapper have arrived early on the coast ay🥰 when do you reckon it's worth going for jew again around seaway area??

The light setup was 10lb line on a 2500 Stradic ci4 with a 2-10lb rod. The heavier one was a 4000 stradic with 20lb line with a 8-14lb rod

It was a pretty spot on day for it, had no wind, neap tide and swell under a metre. In a yak it would be pretty difficult to fish it properly especially on weekends. I don't fish the Broadwater or canals at all on the weekends as the fish tend to go into hiding and too many jet skis and tinny rats otherwise.

@@mattybkrun1213 I love fishing in the yak on the weekends but especially on public holidays it is especially dangerous because of jet skis and tinnie rats I've been out into the seaway a few times on shitty days but it's always fun

Can use soft plastics anywhere just suit the jighead to the current and depth

Cheers👍

Can try and do a couple more seaway ones

mattybkrun Yar man that be sick The water looks so crystal clear , very entertaining to watch tho nice one

@@SK-ps1mo thanks man yeah if you pick the right days it's real nice out

Was fire all day from the seaway to sovereign

Thanks mate! Seaway is alot of fun to fish sometimes when it's not chockers. The light setup I had 2-5lb 6ft Major craft rod with a 2500 Ci4 stradic spooled with 10lb fluro straight through. Medium set up was 8-14lb 7ft St Croix rod with a old 4000 stradic with 20lb braid 20lb leader.

mattybkrun Thanks mate appreciate it a lot 🙏

Pipe down ya ibis

The lures we used were just metal casting lures and metal jigs. And the plastics where just 3inch zman slim swims