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The most authentic fishing vid I think Ive ever seen, it will give hope to many knowing those days are universal and not to beat themselves up, thanks Starlo for keepin it reel.

Nice video Starlo, I'm eagerly awaiting my fishbites, keen to try them in Perth metro beaches and marinas :)

Awesome stuff mate I like this new way I reckon it’s a top addition to our sport

As a Brit, I do find this strange, as Carp are a prized species in Britain, lakes are stocked with them because they are a fantastic fighting fish to catch, especially on lighter gear. I know they are an invasive species but surely you must enjoy catching them? Why not make carp only lakes for those who enjoy fishing for them and make sure the lakes are kept carp only, maybe put caught carp from other lakes into carp only lakes so the fish live on, people can keep catching them and native species aren't out-eaten by them in their lakes?

Do your self a favour and use plain salt. Rock salt or un-iodised sea salt will make it so much better.

I love your cool, calm approach to making a video, no nonsense and bullsh!t, just a great educational approach regardless of fish caught or not. It's not all about catching fish but the fact that you are out there trying and living the moment. Thank you.

72cm is my Pb, Land based off the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, we thought it was a big flatty or a Salmon when i first hooked it, then when we got our first look we though maybe a nice snook but was shocked once i got it onto the beach

Hey man love the video! What size popper are you using and do you know the brand of it? Going to Exmouth in a couple of days so can't wait!

Keep it going Sterlo! Love the video! top notch tip for the burly

Hi Starlo, If you could recommend a medium weight combo for land based fishing, what would you suggest? I have a 2-4kg 7ft graphite rod with a 2500 reel for lure fishing and another fibreglass tip rod, dame size reel for bait fishing. I am thinking of buying another combo for bigger fish, e.g. Snapper, Jewfish, etc from breakealls, the harbour, etc. What would you suggest? Thanks Evan

Youll always get a small rock cod lol!

Hay Steve what brand of spiked boots are u wearing

Always a challenge around structure like that Starlo. Patience is the key I always say.

Starlo, love yr Everyman approach. You really have given me a pick up, with my fishing when I was going through the doldrums. Going out, beating my head against a wall in my fishing. Just wanted to let you know there’s been a sharp upturn in my fortunes lately. Catching big Flathead in Forster and, in the lake a big 37 cm Bream. Thanks for all yr help, it’s not an overstatement to say, yr kind words and sage advice helped to get me through my fishing doldrums and out the other side.😊

Absolutley refreshing to watch a video where it is a person NOT bloke yodelling and pulling in fish after fish, as if the rest of us shouldn't bother getting out and having a fish because we aren't emulating them. Being in the natural environment, soaking it up, keeping the brain active, and the fish are the cherry on top .....

Fish oil poured onto a rag tied to a rope and thrown in the water acts as a good burley I have noticed.

Excellent to hear the thought processes of somebody fishing a somewhat unfamiliar spot. Learn't a lot about how to approach such a situation, and how you analyse it. 🤫

What rod are you using there Starlo?

They look like chewing gums

Enjoyed that one Starlo. Be careful on those rocks. I think I will go for a beach fish tomorrow morning should be mackerel and tuna getting around in the cooler weather 😊🐠

You could find fish in a bathtub I reckon lol

Have seen some gnarly hissy critters in that scrub in summer!

Thanks Steve. Would have been a perfect day for Groper...grrrr.

Hi Steve. I have a similar location near my house. I only seem to get Wrasse there, or they beat the other species to the bait. But it has Calamari just out from the rocks, that i want to try catching. I was going to use a baited prong on a weighted float, to get some casting distance. I am a complete novice at catching Calamari from the rocks. It would be great to see you do a video on catching Calamari from the rocks, to see how you do it. Cheers.

I love the scenery and the sound of the crashing waves! Who is your intrepid cameraperson?

This actually intrigues me as I tried rock fishing in spots located myself but most of them are like this, and I got results just like yours. I wonder what constitutes a good rock fishing spot overall. What sort of red flags I should notice immediately when locating a spot.

You’d catch fish out of a pothole, legend 🫡

It is interesting that you are targeting black drummer. Some sources say they are present in New Zealand, but I've never heard of anyone catching them or even seen one. We have silver drummer which are common, but universally regarded as disgusting to eat. That said, most people wouldn't eat a luderick/parore either! A lot comes down to preparation.

How do you find wearing boot spikes on such hard sloping rocks.

Whats your thoughts on useing a float with a long leader to minimise hand ups off the rocks

Should be using that new bait on those rocks

Been using these for years. It's almost as good as fresh or live bait. In fact in some cases it is better.

haha Shroom is a nobody on the piers and wharves. He doesn't even fish regularly at these places

Try em out on the garfish mate

Thank you.

What’s in a name eh? 🤷‍♂️ Damn I must be getting old Steve. Back when I went to Tassie for the first time in 1982 I believe, Noel Jetson who owned the post office in Cressy, ran “Red Tag Trout Tours”. He passed not long after that from memory. Cressy of course being right on the door step of the famous “Brumbies run” just out of Cressy. We were hosted by the Spencer Family who owned the farm “Woolmore” whose entrance gate was opposite Brumbies Run. They were relatives of Jan Spencer who was very well known in Tassie trout fishing circles at the time. The family had a trout shack on Lake Sorrel from memory. Fantastic place Tassie. I went back later in the 90’s and fished Great Lake etc. Still have very fond memories of the place and the people. It was a bloody long haul from here in Sandgroper land. Glad to see it still producing great trout fishing. Thanks for the memories Steve. “Trouty”. 😉👍

I bought a pack after your first video and had high hopes for them. Fished about an hour with not even a touch. Left the baited rod and started casting around it with a soft plastic and on got a fish on my second cast. Third cast was another fish and the fish bites didn’t get touched. I will give them a go again but not feeling overly confident about their success rates, at least not in Brisbane.

Gotta love the work you do legend

Mayby try cut the end like squid tenticles release the smell better?

This guy is fishing for fisherman

Starlo I’ve actually eaten these fish a few times during tough times 😂 what are your thoughts on eating them ? Cheers Chris

Hi Starlo, I like what I see. Will you be doing any research on freshwater natives with the fishbites? If so, what flavours do you think might work? Dave.

Interested to give it a go. When you gonna have more stock in Starlo? I'd rather wait for you than pay $10 more per pack from Amazon.

This happens to me in SA but with brown spotted wrasse and blue throat wrasse..a constant source of frustration

Ah, the memories. Trying to fish with a cungy bait in close, every.single.cast. in some places. And so many gut hooked. That was my boyhood on the NSW rocks, now I'm in WA and we don't have them. 😊

I remember snorkelling and being astounded by how many there were. Every few metres there was one or two of varying size.

I've had them swallow size 4 hooks chasing snapper in the wash

Who's being baited here? I went to get some but you're sold out! Love the episodes :)

Ive tried to buy these twice from Amazon over the last few years, but have had customs seize them both times. Glad they're available now

What rod do you got ?