Snapper on plastics

[mazman]

Hey guys,
Latest video is up, gave some new plastics a run and wasn't disappointed with the results.

https://youtu.be/wkr66ncNhAA

Thanks for watching,

Cheers Alex

[smokin_reels]

Nothing like a sneaky pre work fish

[rb85]

Nice video

[e.welch]

good job

[Paul Foot]

Nice. I am going to have visit that spot one day soon.

[Sebb]

Looks like you had fun. What gear did you use?
2500 reel 2-4 kg and 8lb line be enough?
I might take my yak there in a week or two.

[Lightningx]

Another great vid Alex!
You’re doing well there mate.
Cheers :thumbsup:

[mazman]

Looks like you had fun. What gear did you use?
2500 reel 2-4 kg and 8lb line be enough?
I might take my yak there in a week or two.

I had a second rod with me that was 2-4 that I pulled a few smaller fish off the edges with but hooking a good one in the middle on it would surely end badly. It also depends how hard you're prepared to go on your gear, this time last year I was fishing more open water for the pinkies and landing fish to 50cm on a 1-3kg rod 6lb braid and 6lb leader but I was pushing it hard for that gear.

[purple5ive]

Good stuff man. How much fun are these guys on light gear. Been so long since I caught a few I was quite surprised when I hooked a few of them last week.
Cheers

[Sebb]

Looks like you had fun. What gear did you use?
2500 reel 2-4 kg and 8lb line be enough?
I might take my yak there in a week or two.

I had a second rod with me that was 2-4 that I pulled a few smaller fish off the edges with but hooking a good one in the middle on it would surely end badly. It also depends how hard you're prepared to go on your gear, this time last year I was fishing more open water for the pinkies and landing fish to 50cm on a 1-3kg rod 6lb braid and 6lb leader but I was pushing it hard for that gear.

Yeah I see, 5kg rod and 3000 reel with 15 lb line sounds more ideal on the safe side.
Thanks. Hopefully they're still around.