Sydney Harbour winter Kingfish using live prawn + squid 

@@kra_ken_fishing hahaha bro, you wouldn’t believe if I say this, each time he lights 1 on, he got a hit! Wouldn’t let him smoke peacefully 😂

@@indosydneyfishing 😂😂 talk about luck

Bro there was something to it.... 3 ciggies 3 kingie hits !! 😂😂😂 gonna start encouraging everyone that wants to catch kings to smokee haha

@@arkanrifai6357 your secret sauce now leaked😂

Straight out

@@Mikyle22344 cheers bro 🙏

@@HaiFishing cheers Hai! About time in winter🙏

I understood the feeling bro, it was 5degreea in the morning each time we go there

Thanks bro. kingfish hard to come by especially in winter, gotta keep trying 🤙

@@user-jt8hu2tp1o cheers bro. Arkan bought it from the night before and kept it alive until next morning 🤙

I catch a lot of kings in the harbour from my boat, most are caught on live prawns. I never use a sinker.

no sinker bro. Arkan and I used different method, he's on the bottom with sinker mine on surface. on the surface didn't work this time since the leather jacket attacked my squid and died. However Arkan's one on the bottom got couple hook ups

yeah try drummoyne bait and tackle

it could bro, but from what I've seen, jewfish/big flathead and some sharks would take the bait. If you after kingfish, live bait prawn/yakka would work best

@@indosydneyfishingare there jewys over there in that spot because I might give it a try for jewys

Temu bro🤙

Bread mostly we used for burley by mixing it with water and catching yakka with Sabiki. But I've seen people in Botany Bay catching them with bread (shaping them like oval shape on the small hook) and burley at the same time.

@@OdySea_YT hey bro thanks. Prawns from lastcastbait tackle shop. Yes we kept the fish for Sashimi☺️

@@indosydneyfishing thanks, but isn't the parra toxic? stay safe lol

Nah bro, yakka just fine. We tried with yakka in previous sessions and worked well too

@@TokyoDriversClub some security do give hard time but only if you making noises all the time especially first light

Do u use sinker bruh?

@@SunnyFishingAdventureNo sinker, the bait needs to appear natural in the water. Quite often the kings will be mid water or the surface. Hope this helps brother.

@@eddielia3177 thanks a lot bruh..

@@daniplayz7913 any wharfs are good for soft plastic bro(make sure it has sign you can fish). There were many other RU-vidrs including myself caught king and other pelagic around the wharfs in the harbour. The pelagics never stays in 1 places.

You have to watch the full video bro. I gave full details there

@@jzfishing103 bro we went here 5+ sessions prior to this and got donuts. It’s not easy. Pelagics moved all the time, just gotta keep trying bro

@@user-so6im9iy5v did you actually see the video bro?

@@indosydneyfishing yes you dont say what time

@@heartofsydfishing3098 temu bro

hey bro, watch the first minute video, it says on the screen :)

Yes

@@johnnysins6110 definitely not west

This spot is definitely on the west side of the Sydney Harbour bridge; it’s ya life though

@@johnnysins6110 thanks for your concern 🙏

Fish can swim anywhere you know this yeah?

@@robd5739 Yes. What happens when a easty fish swims a hundred metres west. Or vice versa. Even the water down Silverwater way is much cleaner. The tidal influence around the Bridge and beyond is very strong. Don’t worry you got no worries about polluted fish