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This is one of my early trips of the 2021/22 trout season back in November, it was in one of my favorite small streams that I love to fish. Hope you enjoy the video & thanks for watching..
Only 20 days to go now before the 2022/23 trout season opens..
cheers
Adrian (meppstas)
 

You should get some (small) Gar, Tommies & (some) Squid from Stansbury jetty.  Maybe some Winter Mullet & Salmon Trout from the beaches (south around brick beach).
Probably Tommies and small Gar off the Pt Vincent rocks/jetty.
Deep Gully beach (and a bit south) is worth a try for Mullet & Salmon Trout.
Good Luck and enjoy the trip.

Hey guys going up to Port vincent with the kids for a bit of fishing. Only up there for three days and I do intend to fish the town of port vincent for at least one day. I will probably go to stansbury for another. Looking for some tips on what is caught at the port vincent wharf/jetty and good places to fish around ther LANDBASED.
Cheers lads

Not as fast as him though .... yet  

Zero use on big fish  - but good for the ones I plan to target with these holders
 
 

Now also available in “rubber float stop friendly” set up

Just thinking you could make the end removable with an internal ballast system, that could be handy and keep you busy for a while.

It was sad to hear about the cattle with their broken backs, yes a chainsaw may be a handy item too..
Then again, some of those trees are massive, maybe a rope & grapple may come in handy.😀😀

wow that is strong.  And not nice to find cattle with such injury.
You may have to take a chain saw with you to clear the way  

Great video Adrian and totally agree .... don't be under that tree when it comes down  

Bait fishing is Booooooooring too! 

Funny. I can go wading in the cold water, on the sandflats in Winter. You keep moving and warming up.
But I struggle sitting on a jetty, staying put in a burley stream with little exercise to warm you up. 😶🙄

Yeah I should have dropped 2 worms into water - one in fresh rain water and 1 salt water solution - 35 grams of salt, in a litre of fresh, is supposed to be the right recipe for ocean water.

But I got side tracked with the salting process...... 

The scrubby I dropped into dry salt stopped moving very quick
 


 

Soaked them over night with no noticeable leaks and just did a test
took 6.8kg of pull and the swivel still held - the straw actually snapped in half first😉

I have tried garden worms in salt water and was a waste of time - die very quickly and became soggy.
Although many years ago I use garden worms in the Patawalonga  between the lock and 1st bridge and hooked up Bream. Maybe due to some fresh water in the Pat helped the worms to live a little longer.
Also tried Catchall Crawlers (good for Sea and fresh water) - wasn't impressed with them either - died quickly.
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I have mucked around with garden worms. They seem to burst easily & obviously die quickly in saltwater.  Have tried salting & brining as well. Not much luck really so gave up on them. Just get salted tubies now. 

Yet to brave the cold 🥶😆

PN Jetty is producing atm and with the 'better' weather for the next week I'd say there is even a better chance (best on Northern side and 1st half of jetty).

I have tried garden worms in salt water and was a waste of time - die very quickly and became soggy.
Although many years ago I use garden worms in the Patawalonga  between the lock and 1st bridge and hooked up Bream. Maybe due to some fresh water in the Pat helped the worms to live a little longer.
Also tried Catchall Crawlers (good for Sea and fresh water) - wasn't impressed with them either - died quickly.

One innovative use of plastic that never fails is the old dust pan worm collecter - just head to the local car park and start scooping em up - got about 80 from this stretch - some big boys in amoungst them

Plastic drinking straw Hot glue end caps with a swivel shoved in Red heat shrink indicator

I've walked around the lake but I know that doesn't count 😅 
Even lived on Sportsmans Drive and never walked over to fish it - there's my confession for the day  
Younger than me 😟 --- everything is younger than me 😢

I like a burley float with a short dropper to keep them around the hook

You've never fished West Lakes?!?! How is that even possible?!
I mean it is younger than you but that's no excuse, Monday morning looks perfect for fixing that......
 

Thx wert. I usually just stay in one or two spot for few hrs I think that maybe the problem. I’m thinking of getting a kayak I hope that can help me to get a bream on lure.


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