The Bream Only Wanted This Lure! - Fishing Swan River Perth 

i believe that's what the tattoos are for yes

You mean the one close to Guildford? I've fished there before. Was probably using the wrong lure though

thanks mate, rarely venture up that way but will give it a look when i get time

thanks bud

haha mate felt a bit rude making you so quiet in the edit but was nice to meet you

thanks mate! had some health problems but good to be fishing

thanks Andy!

thanks man! yeah I often see them when fishing around that area :).

thank you legend!

thanks man!

thanks mate!

thanks mate. the swan river can be productive but takes a while to learn i guess. You'll be catching good fish in no time :)

@@LightTackleAnglerWAI started fishing a week ago but still haven’t caught any fish not even blowfish but I’m learning more and more daily

@@abdullahalharthi2429 takes a while but the fish will come don't worry my friend

@@LightTackleAnglerWA thank you, you inspired me to make fishing as my hobby. It’s relaxing and there’s alot to learn and the community is so nice and genuine. Hope your channel grows. I fish around the swan river so maybe one day we’d meet

I do be back

thanks bud, may do that some time!

:)

sure!

yeah they're possibly my favourite plastic at the moment!

@@LightTackleAnglerWA yeah they get it done

fair enough, depends on my mood I suppose :)

hey mate, unfortunately that gear is too heavy to use the light lures required for bream fishing. you'd get a lot of benefit from getting a 1-3kg (or 2-4kg) rod and a 1000-2500 sized reel with 4-10lb braid and a 4-8lb leader. cheaper daiwa reels have a similar drag system to more expensive ones so i'd go with daiwa if looking for a more budget friendly reel in the $100 range. i used to use an atomic arrowz 1-3kg rod and rate them quite highly (around $150). you can probably get cheaper rods that work well but the marginal returns from spending more is pretty high until you reach that $100-200 mark.

@@LightTackleAnglerWA thanks, super appreciate the response. You're a legend!

really liking them so far!

@@LightTackleAnglerWAWhich colour do you recommend?

look for man made structure literally anywhere in the river and it will hold fish :) East Perth is probably the most productive area of the swan for bream (and good for other fish like mulloway and flathead)

definitely a tricky area yeah. there's definitely better fishing elsewhere but i just like the area

Yeah byut you make it look easy....althoughthat's the magic of editing but still haha. How do you block out wind noise when filming? external mic? and do you have your cam head or chest mounted? i'm trying to do some vids too but havent mastered using go pro @@LightTackleAnglerWA

i have a media mod for my go pro but i lost the windbreaker thingo for it which is why this video has more wind noise than usual. i use a chest mount

Oh I see, I have an Akaso but still refer to it as a "Go Pro" @@LightTackleAnglerWA

some areas of the swan have more and some have less, its just experience i guess- there are some spots like certain areas in fremantle or mosman park where i wouldnt bother using plastics but can go 100m down the road and usually be fine- they tend to be concentrated in certain spots. also change to a hardbody if you need to.

good ebening

cool man, it can be an alright spot but there are usually better spots towards East perth

@@LightTackleAnglerWA no way you replied! Yes we have some wicked spots east freo for flattys 🤙🏻

mid river yacht club on the northern side (They all hold fish). My set up is all in the description :)

@@LightTackleAnglerWA what’s the yacht club called? What’s the name of it?

Thanks for liking it

thanks a lot mate. the majority of the time i use 2.5-3 inch soft plastics for almost all bread and butter fish, with a jighead as light as i can go for the depth. on the right gear a 1/20th to 1/16th jighead is good for most siutations, but on the flats or around deep structure with a lot of current 1/12th or 1/8th is usually good. In these situations a vibe like an ecogear vx35 can be a good choice as it casts well and they generally sink fast. In pressured areas, especially when bream fishing, I sometimes go as light as 1/28th or 1/40th, especially with certain lures like a pro lure clone prawn, which aren't as buoyant. fish like flathead aren't fussy- this is just my opinion but I wouldn't bother overthinking lure selection for flathead, they'd eat a piece of wood if you gave it the right action. hope this helps.

Thank you so much I’ll use those tips and try to catch my first bream on lutes

its the jetty infront of charles court reserve in nedlands

stonker!

Hurricane Sprat,any tackle shop.