Roll of the Troll. 

Thanks Peter, we always have a good laugh and a few good fish is a real bonus :)

cheers Mick, more relaxing than using the pole that's for sure :)

Thanks Josh, I've got plenty content, just have to make the time to put it together :)

That's good I love your videos keep up the good work looking forward to it

Thankyou Preston :)

Thanks Trent, it was good to get back to basics again mate :)

Cheers Rhys, can't wait to do it again :)

Thanks Aaron, The Murray is far from it's former glory, but does have pockets of fish scattered about :)

Thanks Dan, it was a great session and the laughs always come think and fast when fishing with Cod mac :)

Cheers Andy, It was a great bite :)

Thanks Shane, I'll keep chipping away at the content now I'm set up in my new home :)

Cheers Kanga, we are always looking for those one percenters, slight changes in weather, barometer or flow and water clarity and then putting them together with what has worked in the past, like lure choices or techniques that have worked before 🙂

I do the same thing to catch one cod over 70cm up here in south east qld haha I love the low falling barometer it has always served me well fishing, but it does put you in some predicaments from time to time with the weather. Before you bought it up in the video I was diagnosing the clouds thinking I've been in this situation before 🤣

Thanks Tony, it's always a good laugh with Rod Mac and we usually find a fish or two somewhere along the way & the wake walkers will get a run for sure, just waiting for the river to recover from the floods :)

Thanks Leigh, it's always a great session with the master and I always learn a new trick or two, I plan to keep the vids coming too mate :)

He sure is, but always looking to sniff out a fish at the same time :)

Cheers Mate :)

Cheers Neil, and no worries :)

Cheers Stephen :)

:) he's a funny Fella, always got the classic one liners.

Thanks Robbie :) we where lucky to find a few while they where about

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Cheers Mate, with a genuine Legend :)

Hey Blake, l troll anywhere between 1 and 5ks per hour with either petrol or electric motor depending on current. I try to keep my lure about 1meter off the bottom, there eyes are on top of their heads so it's best to keep your lures about them. In deep water l might run my lure 30 metres behind the boat, in shallow water it might be only 5 meters behind 🙂

How long is a bit of string 🙂 I've all day without a hit, other days it the first pass, the most important this is be where they are and have a hook in the water, you will never catch them if they ain't there.

Cheers Rhys :)