GT Poppers and Stickbaits - Dennis Verreet's Lures 

We made a 3 hour long DVD covering all that stuff... www.morningtidefishing.com/collections/apparel/products/pelagic-off-the-rocks-dvd It's also available on Fishflicks fishflicks.tv/ But to answer your question we use >50lb Fluorocarbon leader or >60lb Nylon leader, brands are sunline and black magic. This might help you with lures ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xb4uck26AwU.html the good old metal is a great lure to start with (cheap, casts well, hooks fish). Hope this helps mate.

Do you prefer the sinking or floating Jackfins? Can't decide on what to get

Cheers Bro!

Haha yeah how good are the rod taps! Actually, we've got a rod tap we did on Dennis that we'll have to put up!

yes!!! can't wait

Hi Mate most of us are using WFT KG STRONG Line (I'm pretty sure the "gliss" line is totally different stuff) we also like Tasline in 40lb and up. You can see what line we're using here... www.morningtidefishing.com/pages/morningtide-team (last part of each blurb)... Actually, after looking at that ^, there has been some changes, I gotta update it. The main change is I'm using the 39KG WFT line now because it's WAY smoother than the 32KG or 22KG (pretty sure they are like 4 strand and the 39KG is 6 or 8 strand). All of them are super thin for the breaking strain and we like it in general but 39kg and up is nice and smooth. Before we found WFT line we were on Tasline and it's also very good... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--9SR2zYndBI.html They will even send you out a sample card so you can get a feel for each line class before you buy. So bottom line is we're stoked with either Tas or WFT, both have been good for us. Hope this helps mate YEW!

Thanks heaps for taking the time to give me that great advice! I'll probs grab me a spool of the WFT line to replace the 80lb jbraid I'm using once it wears out a bit more. Have you guys tried different forms of LBG? Like live baiting or even using a drone? I've been doing some experimenting with slide baiting, and drone fishing off Fraser and managed to hook up to either massive Spanish or small Marlin. Hard to tell as I dropped the bait 250m out and the fish took an easy 200m of line with 7-10kg of drag like it was nothing. Did some sick aerials leaping 2 feet out the air, then broke my heart when it spat the hooks on the last jump! But that's fishin! Love your work guys, keep up the great work!

Wow that sucks about losing that fish mate haha! We've tried everything except drone fishing but just love spinning, so our main focus is definitely C&R lure Fishing! Thanks for your support, we're stoked you like the films so much! Cheers mate

For us it's different for different lures and it affects the way the lures swim, so that is an added factor when choosing as well. But what we've found is Trebles = more hook ups but more dropped fish, Singles = harder to get the hook up but once hooks are set you land more. Some of the fish we get have super hard mouths and singles can struggle to get in there unless they line up perfect, in which case trebs may have stuck to the outside of the mouth somewhere or because of the multiple hooks found that perfect angle to sink into the mouth. But the jury is still out for us! Our lures are about 50/50 trebs vs singles and which ever we have on when we drop a fish gets blamed and we switch to the other haha.

Hey bro they're not out yet but I think they will be pretty soon. You could DM Jackfin on Facebook and see if they'll give you a release date - facebook.com/JackFinOfficial/

OK thank you

The day this becomes our full-time jobs (and we don't have to work other jobs to pay the bills) we will have tons of time for trips and editing and we'll actually be able to try all the cool ideas we have for video series (like proper gear reviews, mini comps, taking fans on trips, etc) but until then we can only put so much time into this. We've just finished our first exclusive Fishflicks film, which will be on their page in the next couple weeks. So that is taking a bit of time away from our youtube work as well but in theory is a step towards us doing this full time so good for RU-vid in the long run. All in all if you give us a couple years we'll hopefully be at this 24/7 and able to put out content much more frequently!

The Pelagus isn't cheap lol

Chase Kaneakua that's my joke...