ROCK Fishing the GREAT OCEAN ROAD

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One of the more popular fishing spots in Victoria, we hit up the rocks overlooked by the immense scenery of the Otways. Camping just across the ocean we make an early start, persist through some struggles before finding success on the fish.
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Title: Elysian by Mehul Choudhary
Elysian - Mehul Choudhary

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5 окт 2024

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@philipvassallo6795 7 месяцев назад

Hi great video fished artilley rocks many times caught a heap of fish salmon whiting flathead travelly mullet snapper pinkies many sharks unwanted like port jackson and banjos best to fish on a incoming high tide know people to hook kingfish of these rocks Nearly got washed in with a massive wave it can be dangerous if the swell is high we got onto a school of salmon a few times we had lots of fun catching them keep the videos coming dont fish these rocks much any more becouse i bought a boat cheers Phil

@AdzFishing 7 месяцев назад

Thanks mate. It's a cracking spot always almost guaranteed a few fish. What species comes along though I think is a bit of luck of the draw

@philipvassallo6795 7 месяцев назад

Your right the pick of the bunch is Australia salmon many big ones can be landed here forgot to tell you lost a ton of sinkers in the snags and some big fish as well cheers Phil

@ynerdem 7 месяцев назад

Good to see Kora isnt missing his moisturiser routine bloke was glowing haha

@AdzFishing 7 месяцев назад

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@SteveOutside 7 месяцев назад

You're dead right with the smaller hooks mate.. I've been doing well on small 'whiting rigs' off the surf. Trev's, Mullet, and the ever-present Salmon. Small hooks catch small and big fish... Big hooks rarely catch the smaller species. Great viewing Adz! Thanks mate.

@AdzFishing 7 месяцев назад

They're a sure bet. At the start out just want to catch a few fish. Can always swap to big hooks later once you've had your fix

@stuartkil1463 7 месяцев назад

hey Adz great vid, you can sashimi most fish but things like flathead are more prone to having parasites since they are bottom feeders, to combat this problem you can freeze it for about a week or if you have a really cold freezer you can do it in a couple of days. you can type up how long to freeze based on how cold the freezer is. can't wait to see you on the tuna, they have been going good here we got one today off cape schank. birds are starting to turn up a bit too which makes it easier.

@AdzFishing 7 месяцев назад

Yeah makes sense thanks for the info! Planning to hit up the Schank a couple times in the next week or two, fingers crossed we can get at least one, heard you can get unlucky if they're not feeding even if you find em. Will give it a solid crack none the less 🤞🏼

@stuartkil1463 7 месяцев назад

@@AdzFishing they were tough as today, but then a few days ago they were jumping out of the water. good luck!!

@rhinoslappaz3979 6 месяцев назад

Yep I sashimi flathead all the time they are awesome sashimi

@AdzFishing 6 месяцев назад

Im keen to give it a go. Might freeze for a day before trying, people are saying they can hold parasites because they are a bottom dweller

@kinggao6044 3 месяца назад

@@AdzFishing Japanese here! There's nothing to worry about making sashimi out of Flattie. Never froze them and had any problems. Sometimes you'll see them in a high-end Japanese restaurant in CBD it's that good! Clean the gut out and leave them in the fridge for a couple of days and you'll be good to go, tastes better than freshly cut on the day. You can make sashimi out of anything but stay away from calamari and mackerel sashimi. Both are doable and taste amazing esp calamari but require certain techniques to spot/eliminate stringy parasites. All the best :)