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Port Phillip Bay Snapper Fishing Tips 2017 Early Season Spots Tackle & Tips
Every year Snapper turn up in Port Phillip Bay to spawn and 2017 season will be no different. On this page ill be talking about fishing from a boat, but if your a land based fisherman you may learn something also.
Tackle Rods & Reel a rod of 6/8 kg with a 4000 size reel can easily get the job done, but if your inexperienced maybe fish a 8/10 kg rod with a 6000 reel. Both combinations will stop any Snapper the bay has to offer. I'm not going to go into depth about brands and best reel and rod combo's because I fish a fairly cheap set up, all I will say though is you should atleast get a reel with a half decent drag system on it. I use a Shimano Sienna 4000 on Sonic Pro 6/8 kg stick which is reasonably cheap. A bait runner is a popular reel combo on a Fiberglass rod, but that's really entirely up to you and your budget.
How you bait your Pilchards Half Hitch on the End to secure your bait[/caption] I would suggest fishing your maximum of 4 rods in Victoria. On each rod I recommend having 3 rigged with Snelled hooks and the other with Reedy's Rigz Snapper Snatchers. This is my main set up when I'm fishing out wide on the mud and sand. When I'm fishing in shallow water on a Reef, I may mix up my rigs with 2 of each rig type per rod. For bait I prefer to use Sandy's Silver Whiting and Gotcha Supa Pilchard. If you have fresh bait by all means use that. I find a Salmon head or fresh Garfish works extremely well. Try not to worry too much about your bait in Snapper Season as I have found Snapper aren't fussy, especially during the spawning and migration period. As for lure's it's my opinion that only experienced fishermen should use them. I believe that using a lure is not a more productive way to catch a red, its simply another method to use when your sick of catching them on bait and you feel you want to challenge yourself. Once you have your tackle and bait ready the next thing to master is timing. I find the first run of Snapper in Port Phillip bay is just before early September or late August around the Full Moon. Reds use the big spring tides around Moon to migrate into the Bay and over the next two moon's leading up to November. This will continue every month through late August to early November. School by School they move in and around PPB, eventually peaking early November or late October depending on the Moon. Then the spawning process starts. This is when you begin to find "Christmas Tree's" on your Sounder, which will continue to around Christmas, then majority of the fish will leave the bay. Some Reds will stay and exit closer to Easter when the water temperature starts to cool down. So basically its the same every year that the Reds will be scatted around the bay until the start of November before they start to school up for the spawning process. I find up and around Mordialloc to Carrum are great place's to fish in November, then towards Frankston/Mornington in early December. Around early Season they can generally turn up anywhere, but I prefer to fish up North towards Melbourne and Altona. image of Some Early Season Spots in Close 5/7 meter Up near Melbourne look for Reef Edges Etc
Fishing Rigs I Fish in Melbourne's Port Phillip bay Rig tying Video Guide to A Quick Snell. Tie fishing rig with Snell hooks perfectly for Port Phillip Bay. Here I have made a simple video to show you guys how I tie a Snapper Rig easy and I guarantee it will fish excellent in Melbourne. I have created a new video below for this Season, 2017. Knowing which rig is best & when to fish it can be somewhat tricky. Over the years fishing Port Phillip Bay its generally considered you use Snelled twin hooks to rig a full Pilchard bait. The other rig we fish is Reedy's Rigs by Snapper Snatchers. Which are Available Here. But today we will focus on a Snelled twin hooks to make a Running Rig. The type of fishing hook you choose to fish is entirely up to you. I would recommend some of the following brand's, Owner Cutting Point SSW hook are super sharp and would be a great choice. Then followed by Mustad Big Red. If you want to buy this rig pre-tied, then I suggest Reedy's Twin Hook Snell Available Here. which are the Snapper Rigs I fish with in Port Phillip Bay.
Burley Making it Cheap to Lure in those Reds video A simple Video how i make cheap burly Hopefully one day a tackle company can make 20kg bags then i would Support there product because the size of the bags & buckets dont cover my usage .
General tips to Help you Port Phillip bay snapper Catch a Fish :
* Be on the water at the right time - Sunset & Sunrise are fantastic, but in season the fish will bite anytime of day its generally just a matter of finding them so don't just give it up . * Move/Try somewhere new if your not catching after 15-30 minutes - this is where an anchor winch really comes in handy. * After rough weather try fishing in shallow on a reef - Mordialloc and Ricketts Point are great * Always use Burley - I made a video on how to make your own Burley Below * in Port Phillip bay there are many Scallop Beds that hold fish . observe you Anchor when it comes up , in the past I have found in the clumps of mud on the Anchor. & have scallop shells in the clumps . a Sure way to know your in a good spot , Mark it on your gps . You can Also see them on your Sounder.. *when sounding Snapper, Faster then trolling pace .put the sensitivity up a little , think it as a volume knob to give you more power. but don't over do it . * When there is wind against current you can bridle your boat if its not rough weather , or do what I do and change the rigs 2 flasher rig and 2 snell . *Don't Be a Knob and Anchor Close to People >>> *Always Check your Drag nothing Setting's, before setting your spread, I set mind to under 1kg of pressure maybe 3/4 of kg , in recent times I prefer lite drags & going easy on the fish .. *Don't confuse bait on the sounder with snapper . there is bait every where out there . *Reds generally display fairly large on your sounder , pinkies will look the same but smaller. *spawning snapper will stack up and look like a xmas tree, Like in the below image , the xmas it self will be wide say 2/ 3 meters and high , smaller tree's are pinkies. *last but not least believe in what your trying , As modern technology progress its the same in fishing , the best way to catch a snapper still hasn't been found yet , so keep trying new things . You become a better fishermen for it . cheers and good luck this season
Snapper Bait or which lure should I fish in PPB ?
[caption id="attachment_3044" align="alignleft" width="312"]How you bait your Pilchards Half Hitch on the End to secure your bait[/caption] I would suggest fishing your maximum of 4 rods in Victoria. On each rod I recommend having 3 rigged with Snelled hooks and the other with Reedy's Rigz Snapper Snatchers. This is my main set up when I'm fishing out wide on the mud and sand. When I'm fishing in shallow water on a Reef, I may mix up my rigs with 2 of each rig type per rod. For bait I prefer to use Sandy's Silver Whiting and Gotcha Supa Pilchard. If you have fresh bait by all means use that. I find a Salmon head or fresh Garfish works extremely well. Try not to worry too much about your bait in Snapper Season as I have found Snapper aren't fussy, especially during the spawning and migration period. As for lure's it's my opinion that only experienced fishermen should use them. I believe that using a lure is not a more productive way to catch a red, its simply another method to use when your sick of catching them on bait and you feel you want to challenge yourself. Once you have your tackle and bait ready the next thing to master is timing. I find the first run of Snapper in Port Phillip bay is just before early September or late August around the Full Moon. Reds use the big spring tides around Moon to migrate into the Bay and over the next two moon's leading up to November. This will continue every month through late August to early November. School by School they move in and around PPB, eventually peaking early November or late October depending on the Moon. Then the spawning process starts. This is when you begin to find "Christmas Tree's" on your Sounder, which will continue to around Christmas, then majority of the fish will leave the bay. Some Reds will stay and exit closer to Easter when the water temperature starts to cool down. So basically its the same every year that the Reds will be scatted around the bay until the start of November before they start to school up for the spawning process. I find up and around Mordialloc to Carrum are great place's to fish in November, then towards Frankston/Mornington in early December. Around early Season they can generally turn up anywhere, but I prefer to fish up North towards Melbourne and Altona. image of Some Early Season Spots in Close 5/7 meter Up near Melbourne look for Reef Edges Etc
Fishing Rigs I Fish in Melbourne's Port Phillip bay Rig tying Video Guide to A Quick Snell. Tie fishing rig with Snell hooks perfectly for Port Phillip Bay. Here I have made a simple video to show you guys how I tie a Snapper Rig easy and I guarantee it will fish excellent in Melbourne. I have created a new video below for this Season, 2017. Knowing which rig is best & when to fish it can be somewhat tricky. Over the years fishing Port Phillip Bay its generally considered you use Snelled twin hooks to rig a full Pilchard bait. The other rig we fish is Reedy's Rigs by Snapper Snatchers. Which are Available Here. But today we will focus on a Snelled twin hooks to make a Running Rig. The type of fishing hook you choose to fish is entirely up to you. I would recommend some of the following brand's, Owner Cutting Point SSW hook are super sharp and would be a great choice. Then followed by Mustad Big Red. If you want to buy this rig pre-tied, then I suggest Reedy's Twin Hook Snell Available Here. which are the Snapper Rigs I fish with in Port Phillip Bay.
The Rigs I Fishing In Port Phillip Bay Snapper How To Tie it Video
Snelling Hooks to Make An Awesome Fishing Rig for Melbourne Snapper , Hook size i use is 4/0 for snell rig & 5/0 of 6/0 on the Reedy's Rigz .. the Choice is up to you.
Sounding Up Snapper In Melbourne Port Phillip bay Below are some images taken on my Lowrance Hds & Elltie Chirp Sounder , the Setting i use is auto & simply Adjust the sensitivity up & down depending on the return & clarity of the water. When i am moving faster then a slow trolling speed i turn the sensitivity up , just so there a little clutter on the screen . When i find the fish on my sounder i mark the gps spot & i like to put the sensitivity back to -4 and resound over the fish to confirm what i have found . At night turn the sensitivity right back . I cant cover using a Sonar in depth here i would prefer to make a video on sounding . Stay tuned.Burley Making it Cheap to Lure in those Reds video A simple Video how i make cheap burly Hopefully one day a tackle company can make 20kg bags then i would Support there product because the size of the bags & buckets dont cover my usage .
General tips to Help you Port Phillip bay snapper Catch a Fish :
* Be on the water at the right time - Sunset & Sunrise are fantastic, but in season the fish will bite anytime of day its generally just a matter of finding them so don't just give it up . * Move/Try somewhere new if your not catching after 15-30 minutes - this is where an anchor winch really comes in handy. * After rough weather try fishing in shallow on a reef - Mordialloc and Ricketts Point are great * Always use Burley - I made a video on how to make your own Burley Below * in Port Phillip bay there are many Scallop Beds that hold fish . observe you Anchor when it comes up , in the past I have found in the clumps of mud on the Anchor. & have scallop shells in the clumps . a Sure way to know your in a good spot , Mark it on your gps . You can Also see them on your Sounder.. *when sounding Snapper, Faster then trolling pace .put the sensitivity up a little , think it as a volume knob to give you more power. but don't over do it . * When there is wind against current you can bridle your boat if its not rough weather , or do what I do and change the rigs 2 flasher rig and 2 snell . *Don't Be a Knob and Anchor Close to People >>> *Always Check your Drag nothing Setting's, before setting your spread, I set mind to under 1kg of pressure maybe 3/4 of kg , in recent times I prefer lite drags & going easy on the fish .. *Don't confuse bait on the sounder with snapper . there is bait every where out there . *Reds generally display fairly large on your sounder , pinkies will look the same but smaller. *spawning snapper will stack up and look like a xmas tree, Like in the below image , the xmas it self will be wide say 2/ 3 meters and high , smaller tree's are pinkies. *last but not least believe in what your trying , As modern technology progress its the same in fishing , the best way to catch a snapper still hasn't been found yet , so keep trying new things . You become a better fishermen for it . cheers and good luck this season
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Thursday, 11 May 2017
How To Catch Squid In A Boat .
Squid Fishing In My Boat some tips EGI Fishermen How To Catch Some Fresh Bait . Jig selection tips , Best Tackle . There are many ways to catch squid , using you sounder & chart plotter and good tackle can lead to some fantastic catches . In this video i demonstrate Various ways to fish. Squid Tasty Awesome & is one the best bait the ocean has to offer .
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Tuesday, 2 May 2017
Whiting Rig Tie Fishing Rigs Make Bream Flathead Rigs Tying Diagram
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Whiting Rig Tie A Simple Sand , king George Flathead , Bream Fishing Rigs Diagrams for Hook Tying. Make a Loop Knot & a Uni Knot to Form an Excellent But Effective Rig. In this Video I Tie a Awesome Rig. That can be used to target Fish Such as Flathead ,Bream . The Best Size Hook Are #4 , #6 Either Long Shank or Circle hooks. Best Baits are Squid Strip Baits. or Fresh Pipi , Musles . Deploy A Burley Pot Below to Attract In King George , Sand Whiting Can Be Caught From The Beach While Surf Fishing , This Rig Is Also Great For beach & Land based . its Like a Paternoster Rig .Whiting Rigs Pre-Tied Paternoster fishing rig This Package includes Sinker Clip & Swivel , A Flasher Bait Attractor That is Handtied On a Paternoster Rig .The Wacker is an Awesome Choice For Bottom Fishing Feature Size #4 Circle hook On each dropper Lure up a Bream Sand Or King George , But your not limted to catching whiting the Lure rig is Effective on A range of fish The Flasher attract reassembles a Live Blood worm and Entices the fish to Bite . The Rig is simalor to a Well Know Snapper Flasher Rig But on a smaller scaller , The Leader is tied On strong 30lb to keep you hooked up in case you come accross a Larger fish such as gummy sharks small snapper , yes that right even those the rig has Size 4 Hooks we have successful landed small gummy & reds up to 6kg in size. so its a great idea to include a Flasher Rig in your tackle book i am confident your enjoy this item
Monday, 6 February 2017
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Tie Running Sliding rig For Gummy Sharks Fast current Snapper Mulloway B...
How to Tie A Gummy Shark Snapper Rig Running For Fast Moving Water. Step By Step . This rig can be fished for Gummy shark (smooth Hound ) Snapper Whiting Bream many other fish . Basic Fast Sliding Running Rig With Flowing Current Up To 12 Knots .
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SNapper snatcher to be fished on tide change , We fish this rig at western port in south Australia when the tide is moving , Offshore in Nsw , Anywhere in the world this rig would be effective where the tide moves at high speed , a friend use this rig over in Usa florida keys United States Smooth Hound Sharks .
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Friday, 3 February 2017
Fishing Vlog Snapper Best Summer Holiday Australia 4k Accommodation Boat...
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Summer Snapper Great Accommodation Boating Dji Flights Had An Excellent Time Fishing In South Australia & Boating Victoria One My Favourite Holidays , Once We got Past the Bad Luck We Had Driving To S.A Reedy's Rigz VlogBest Baits Were Pilchard & Squid , Caught Plent of Fresh Squid & Blue Crabs .
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Fishing rigz by Reedys Rigz new and exciting product which is a newly designed rig to catch whiting Black
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truly is a fantastic rig i invite you to try this rig out next time fishing for ting
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