Using MAGGOTS and a Berley Cage Feeder to CATCH FISH

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Maggots are a great live bait to use when fishing. Have you ever thought of using them? Well you should as they are a great option for species such as bream, trout, carp, perch, trevally and more when feeder fishing. Fishing with maggots - Feeder fishing for bream
This video is a step by step guide on fishing with maggots. We show you how to rig up ( hook and line selection ), how to properly hook and present the maggots, how to use a berley cage effectively and how to catch plenty of fish using maggots as a great bait.
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@lengerer 5 лет назад

You’re very kind to teach viewers fishing techniques and locations. You have a very calming voice/aura. All the best mate

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Thanks very much, a lot of effort goes into creating the content so its always good to get positive feedback and hear that the videos are helpful. Got a few more on their way soon, so stay tuned.

@michaelpaul5498 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Alan. Hope you have many happy outings with your kids. MP

@reilleyporter7415 5 лет назад

That looks like a really effective way of bait fishing and I haven't thought to do something like that so good job Alan, thanks for the new tips and info.

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Your very welcome Reilley. I was really surprised at how effective this technique is. I have caught some really big fish on those tiny hooks which is quite amazing. Thank you for your comments.

@geoffhunt6439 2 года назад

As usual your videos are very informative, thanks

@fishingmad 2 года назад

Glad you like them!

@Doodsy1975 4 года назад

This brings back memories. I learnt how to catch bream in the Maribyrnong river this way when I was a teenager. I never caught a damn thing in that river until I started using the quiver-tip rods, small hooks, the burley cages (or swimfeeders they were called) and maggots. It was my first real success in fishing and I'll never forget those times.

@fishingmad 4 года назад

Sounds like your fishing journey is similar to mine. I started fishing along the Nong. At first it was quite challenging until you start to learn some rigging and bait tips that consistently catch. Nibble tip rods, Berley cage, maggots, or unweighted scubbies used to work really well. I meet a lot of good people doing so and was able to run a few family fishing clinics and share some tips.

@Doodsy1975 4 года назад

This is how we learn. I fish Western Port a lot, and for the first 15 years there, I had some great days, but that was more luck than knowledge. I've been lucky enough to have a Western Port mentor the last couple of years who has taught me a lot, and the results have improved dramatically. So I try and help others too now. It's how we learn and it's gratifying to see the joy on people's faces when they get that first great fish. My dad got his first ever Snapper in my boat a couple of weeks ago, after we lost Mum to cancer a year ago. She would have been proud of him as am I. Might get out on Sunday hopefully for another crack, and might give the plastics a go for some flathead too now!

@fishingmad 4 года назад

Darren I really enjoyed reading this comment. Fishing is a sport that can really bring people together. I didn't grow up with fishing and had to learn a lot by reading and experimenting. I now have plenty of fishing mates who are all happy to share tips among each other. I do agree that it is very satisfying to give people some tips then watch them catch fish. The excitement they get is a joy to watch. Something I very much enjoy and I get messages from people daily saying the learned something from the channel. That's awesome to hear that you helped your dad catch his first big snapper. I'm sure your Mum would have been very proud. Great to see a passion and pass time like fishing bringing friends and family together. Thanks for all your comments, keep em coming !!

@johnflavel6370 5 лет назад

Nice video, you said you get your maggots on line, can you please let me know , keep it up mate,it looks like your kids are enjoying themselves.

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Hi John, I purchased the maggots from A1baits online. I dont know them personally. I have ordered from them twice and twice had the maggots with 48 hours. They come in a box that's kept cool with frozen bottles and wrapped in paper. So thats been pretty good. These are the ones that I go www.a1baitsupplies.com.au/store/_A1_Maggots/300_A1_Maggots_%281_packet%29__Packed_in_Peat_Moss I know if you buy maggots of the shelf its about $10 for a container, this is $30 for 2 containers, so your paying a little extra. However only a handful of shops selling maggots these days. The wife wasnt to keen for me to grow them LOL. Thanks for the positive comments.

@harrisonmurray3051 5 лет назад

I love your intro

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Thank you !!, Yeah i did a lot of experimenting before finally being happy with that intro

@harrisonmurray3051 5 лет назад

Yeah it’s good

@jonathanlow503 5 лет назад

Great video as always. Had some success there after watching your last video getting my first bream. Where can you buy those small burley cages from?

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Hey Jonathan, Its great to hear that these videos videos helped you catch your first bream. That's exactly why I create them, so its pleasing to hear. Thanks for the feedback. With the berley cages Im pretty sure I picked some up from my local tackle store and some from ebay. Only ones I could find searching online were these which would work well. www.a1baitsupplies.com.au/store/_A1_Maggots/A1_Maggot_Feeder_Cages_x_2 I hope that helps, keep the feedback coming. Regards Al

@jonathanlow503 5 лет назад

@@fishingmad Cheers Al. Looking forward to driving back out and take the kids to get onto their first also, they love fishing. Keep up the work with the videos, they are great and informative. Tight lines mate

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Thanks very much !!! Good luck with the kids, that's awesome if they enjoy there fishing.

@dodigyurcsik7098 2 года назад

Hi where did you buy the food what you put in the burley cage? thank u

@lucaslewis7197 5 лет назад

where was this at? looks good fun

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Hi Lucas this was the Maribrynong river just past essendon and Highpoint shopping centre, I have documented a number of locations along the Nong on our locations database fishingmad.com.au/locations I hope this helps

@hieuho8932 5 лет назад

You uploaded this video clip on 11/07/19 but WHEN did you fish?

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Fished between 10am and 11am. I hope that helps. This was during low tide

@hieuho8932 5 лет назад

@@fishingmad thanks Alan! I like your video very much. I only go fising in Maribyrning river in Spring, Summer and sometimes Autumn. I am surprised that you could catch that many breams during the Winter.

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Thank you kindly. Surprisingly the Nong fishes well all year round, even in he colder months of winter. Just need to stick to doing many of the techniques shown in the video and you'll catch. I hope that helps, thanks for watching. Hope to see you out there.

@harrisonmurray3051 5 лет назад

Where are you fishing and are there flatheads there

@fishingmad 5 лет назад

Fishing the Maribyrnong river about 4 ks up from the entrance. You get bream, mullet, pinkies and odd mulloway there. But Ive never caught a flatty that far up. If you fish the closer to the entrance on the Yarra river you can get some big Flathead there. Plenty of locations here you can try fishingmad.com.au/locations I hope this helps. Thanks for the comments

@harrisonmurray3051 5 лет назад

Thanks mate

@Piratepeteoo 8 месяцев назад

By Using a running float works very well chicken maggots bread ,,,even a FLY Rod rigged with a running float ,,,,,,,or a split shot rig baits maggots and chicken Strips 🐔 goog sports fishing 🎣 burley is essential,,,,,,,,

@sfg6446 4 года назад

Great vid Alan👌some nice bream there. Where were you fishing from?

@fishingmad 4 года назад

The Maribyrnong river in Avondale heights. Hope that helps

@sfg6446 4 года назад

Awesome, that definitely helps. Thanks heaps👍

@fishingmad 4 года назад

no worries, your welcome

@mapd6831 4 года назад

Hey mate where did you buy the maggots

@fishingmad 4 года назад

I get them from a1online baits or compleat angler in Campbefield. Hope that helps. Also easy to grow yourself if you can handle the smell. Cheers

@mapd6831 4 года назад

fishingmad thanks mate tried growing myself didn’t work out well tho

@fishingmad 4 года назад

No worries, yeah its a lot easier just to buy them. Also if you store them in the fridge they seem to last about 2 months otherwise they only last a week or two.

@mapd6831 4 года назад

fishingmad hey went to canning street today off the jetty caught about 5 big bream one was 42cm and we surprisingly caught a small little pinkie

@fishingmad 4 года назад

Thats amazing, congrats. really glad to know this video has helped. 42cm bream on the maribrynong is a horse. Ive only ever caught a handful between 40 and 45 so a big well done. Did you get any pics ?