Hello, your videos are some of the best on YouTube. Very well done. Thank you. I use your gang hook idea along with an egg loop to catch surf perch it off the coast of northern California. It really works great to hold the shrimp on. Plus the extra hook helps bring them in through the surf.
That made me want to go fishing – right now ! One tip i picked up – can’t remember where is to pump nippers on the first 1/3 of the rising tide , theory is that as the tide drops the nippers go deep and their burrow closes up but as it starts to rise they come up to clear out the entrance to their burrow . I never got around to checking if it is true or one of the many old wives tales that Fishing is renowned for ! Mustad used to make a size 14 long shank and they were the best hook for poddy mullet and garfish as you could grab the shank of the hook and shake the mullet or garfish off into a bucket without touching them , unfortunately they are no longer made 😭 Thanks for the video Roger – wish i was self isolating down there on the south coast !
This has to be one of the best informative fishing channels on youtube for all-rounders and especially beginners. Keep it up Roger, we are learning lots to improve on our fishing.
Pro video from a pro angler. I give the thumbs up before even watching the video. Best bait video for beach/rock fishing that anyone can get on YouTube.
great video bro,beautiful tips
Thanks
Another naturally presented and top quality video. Love the way you combine the close ups with the drone above. Great hat by the way…
Hello, your videos are some of the best on YouTube. Very well done. Thank you. I use your gang hook idea along with an egg loop to catch surf perch it off the coast of northern California. It really works great to hold the shrimp on. Plus the extra hook helps bring them in through the surf.
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And always throw back the female yabbies with berries/eggs.
Thanks Roger, much appreciated in fine tuning my fishing skills. Your teaching videos are excellent.
Awesome video , really good presentation, very informative
Awesome tips and well presented, cheers
Thanks Roger! It's a great tutorial.
Thanks Roger! These videos and tutorials are amazing!
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Thank you maestro
Anyone know any 12ft rods and a good spinning reel for it please help thank you!!!
thank for sharing your great info in such delicate way.
That made me want to go fishing – right now !
One tip i picked up – can’t remember where is to pump nippers on the first 1/3 of the rising tide , theory is that as the tide drops the nippers go deep and their burrow closes up but as it starts to rise they come up to clear out the entrance to their burrow . I never got around to checking if it is true or one of the many old wives tales that Fishing is renowned for ! Mustad used to make a size 14 long shank and they were the best hook for poddy mullet and garfish as you could grab the shank of the hook and shake the mullet or garfish off into a bucket without touching them , unfortunately they are no longer made 😭
Thanks for the video Roger – wish i was self isolating down there on the south coast !
Excellent info. Thanks for sharing your knowledge friend.
Very informative top notch quality in all aspects ,five 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
love watching roger osborne videos ill say its very helpfull
This has to be one of the best informative fishing channels on youtube for all-rounders and especially beginners. Keep it up Roger, we are learning lots to improve on our fishing.
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Thanks for sharing. Very well explain and well demonstration. Keep up the good work.
Pro video from a pro angler. I give the thumbs up before even watching the video. Best bait video for beach/rock fishing that anyone can get on YouTube.
Brilliant advice!!
Really cool mate! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video. I learnt a great deal of information..Thanks, Sy
Here before 7000 subscribers. more please! I really Want to be youtube friends 😀
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Great vid mate. Waiting for your next one!
Give the man a tv show!
Love your informative videos Roger, Thank you 🙂
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