Insane fishing! 2.5 hours of red hot fishing. fish after fish... 

Thanks Deb. Hopefully they're still biting then.

Thanks Michael. The reintroduction if yellowbelly ro the Ovens River is bringing a lot of smiles to a lot of people.

Thanks mate, I agree. The fishing has never been better than it is these days.

Thanks mate. Unbelievable wasn't it. I thought I might catch one or two while chasing carp but I wasn't expecting that many.

Thanks so much mate, and good luck once the season opens. Rohan is a ripper fella.

Thanks Dave, you're not wrong mate. That is one bend on a very long river. There will be fish on each bend. The mind boggles mate.

Thanks so much Moo Moo. I agree. I'm just happy reeling them in, regardless of species. That was such an enjoyable evening on the river bank.

Thanks so much Kevin. 👍👍

Thanks mate. They are so cool. They are only baby ones, the big ones grow to well over 1 metre in length. I don't target the big ones, but did catch one thay was 98cm once.

@@robbiefishing i think if you stepped on his tail abit he would get the extra 2 cm

Thanks so much Tubby.

Thanks brother. A few situations on the go. 🤣

Can't wait to see your next video with your curry and situations mate 👍 👌 🙌 😉

hahahaha

Thanks so much Matt.

Thanks so much Larry. You would be in your element in this spot mate.

Thanks so much buddy.

Thanks heaps Cam. 👍👍

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks mate.

WOW mate that sounds really cool. Well done.

Haha thanks mate. Catching a Murray cod or 2 was always on the cards this time of the year, but 6???

haha Not a bad problem to have UF.

@@robbiefishing I'll bet! 6 days to reply??

Thanks heaps mate.

Thanks so much Jason.

Thanks mate. I absolitely love this time of the year and can't wait to toss some cod lures around in December.

Thanks so much mate.

Thanks Brad. It does for now but that is subject to change with the current weather forecast. LOL

Thanks so much Sharon.

HEY KANE....Thanks brother. 👍

Thanks Glen. Spon on mate. Lots of food in the system now for the Murray cod fry.

Thanks mate. I believe I answered this question on another video didn't i? LOL I get a bit behind at times. haha

Thanks mate.

Thanks mate. I will definitely be fishing there during the cod season.

haha Thanks so much for watching mate.

It's looking that way mate. There already issuing flood advices for these rivers. The last 3 big rain events have all been epic fizzers. Last week we had up to 80mm forecast... and we got 8. LOL

Hey Coops thanks so much mate. I agree. I have a really old video, possible the one that you were watching where I can see them all at night time with a torch in winter because they can not bury themselves. haha

@@robbiefishing yeah mate hahaha😂, Keep up the good vids 👍🏽

Thanks heaps mate.

Thanks mate. No we had to postpone it sorry. It will be back in December.

haha Thanks mate. I would have been in a hell of a mess. LOL

Thanks heaps mate. No I can't remember sorry. There was a cool SW breeze which is indicative of a rising barometer.

Thanks mate, and what a great idea.

Haha thanks mate. How good is it to see such a healthy number of native fish in the river. Just wonderful.

@@robbiefishing Absolutely mate, keep up the good work 💪

Hahaha. Imagine if I kept them all, the water would have dropped 6 inches I reckon. LOL

Haha thanks so much Sammy. I'm looking forward to being able to target them in Decemner.

Thanks mate. hahaha There's a lot of greenies dressed up as fisherman these days mate. They will hate the fact that I was fishing there in the first place. There's actually people calling for this river to be totally closed to all fishing for 3 months of the year. There's not much consideration for the word "recreation" in there is there! We buy a RECREATIONAL fishing licence for recreation... not conservation. I would 100% support the push if the rivers were in bad health, but clearly they are in excellent shape and we don't need to lose more fishing opportunities. Apart from 1 or 2 of my serial haters, that is where the rest of the thumbs down are coming from I reckon mate!

Oh WOW thanks so much for the great insight mate. Was Bidyin aboriginal for Silver Perch as their scientific name is bidyanus bidyanus?

@@robbiefishing from my understanding the name Bidyin was the name of Yellowbelly in the Wiradjuri language and the name for Silver Perch in that language is Baawan. there is no single Aboriginal Language, each Aboriginal People basically had a different language with different names for things so although the languages may be similar there are always differences, hence the differences in the names of fish. so the scientific name for silver perch may have a relation to an Aboriginal Language but i personally don't know if it does. i personally love that some of our fish get there names from Native Australian languages (im not Aboriginal) my personal favorite fish to target and catch Mulloway is one of those fish, Mulloway is a word from the Jarildekald people and means "the greatest one" a name i think fits it well.

Thanks for the great insight mate. Sadly many of the aboriginal languages are now lost forever. I live in Wangaratta which i believe means "meeting of two rivers" in our local aboriginal language, Bpangarang.

@@robbiefishing just did a bit of googling and have found an answer for you "Silver Perch were called bidyan by the Gamilaraay and/or Yuwaalaraay Indigenous language group where the type specimens were collected. The species is also known as Tooroo (Morunde language group), Teheree (Ngarrindjeri language group), Kooberry (Wiradjuri language group), Kupé (Ngunnawal language group), and Bagguck, Karpa, Buruitjall, Bipe (all Jari Jari language group)." "The scientific name was derived from its aboriginal name ‘‘bidyan’’ by the explorer Major Thomas Mitchell " so yes it was in fact from a native Australian language and it is sad how Native languages around the world get forgotten, a lot of towns around where i live are actually from the local aboriginal language, one of the towns is even the Native language for fresh water spring

Thanks mate. I think it is a number of things. I think the slot limit is the best thing that has happened to Murray cod fishing in my time. Also, the time of year plays a part.

@@robbiefishing ALL of the above!

haha You're not wrong mate.

Yep... let's gone their still around in December when I start casting some surface lures around mate.

Hey mate, I find that corn seems to worm better for me in lakes like Moodemere than it does in the river. Also, I feel more confident if catching a yellowbelly, or even a redfin with worms on the hook.

Thanks so much Frank. The river is in excellent health.

Thanks mate. WOW I bet you are a good cook. Sounds lovely mate.

Thanks so much Simon. The river system is in amazing shape. Haha I kid you not, that rod was definitely heading straight for the river m and I would have lost it for sure without the new deep U holders.

Thanks mate. I use mono for all of my bait fishing except on my heavy cod rod which has 40lb braid.

WOW what a monster. Well done buddy.

Hi mate, I don't think they have much choice than to flood it at the moment. The rivers have flooded naturally this spring. They've just started releasing more water out of Lake Hume today in anticipation of flooding rain.

@@robbiefishing Excellent, sorry last summer my dad went to Nathalia and the water was up to the gate so the forest there has been flooded so long that the trees are starting to die. Also with the water levels being so high during summer(last summer) it would have to disrupt the breeding cycle of cod as they need the water to be warmer not cooler. This is for their so called environmental flows...now is the perfect time for flooding! Great video and thumping cod, nice one!

@@bennuballbags2 eildon is pretty full, watch the banks and fishing get destroyed because they will just sell it all again

Thanks mate. I downloaded one once and it was terribly inaccurate. In saying that, I did try measuring an empty coke bottle. 😅 Maybe a fish would be more accurate. Haha

Hi mate, I have no idea sorry. I've never even been up there. Is there a tackle shop uo there that might be able to point you in the right direction? I've never even been to QLD. Haha

Thanks mate. Its a real tough one, but I do have a real soft spot for redfin,, and just LOVE being in the hills chasing trout.

@@robbiefishing nice I have never got a trout but I love to catch redfin

Hi Paul, I prefer to release them in the rivers but would happily take one from a stocked lake. They are absolutely beautiful to eat mate.

@@robbiefishing thnx.

I have no idea sorry mate. Just a habit I guess. LOL

Hey mate thanks for the great feedback. I have just started using them recently and must admit that I am not a big fan so far.

Haha thanks Peter. Sounds bloody wonderful mate.

It was reddddddd hot

WOW that is so awesome, well done.

@@robbiefishing just bites after bites in the river to, the rivers where I am have been so dirty lately can’t throw a lure around and it’s been like this for the past probably 9 months

Sounds awesome mate.

Yeah it was what a great video though

@@cmfishingandsport7549 Thanks so much champ.

You’re welcome I love your videos so that’s why I watch them all the time

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Hi mate.

Well done buddy.

Haha thanks PP, they're all still there waiting for you when you can make it down mate. 👍👍