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Glad it was helpful! Cheers

lamento escuchar eso. ¿Cómo ha ocurrido?

thanks mate, yeah the boat is not too bad, eh. It opens up a bunch new fishing opportunities. Glad you also enjoy our bite times.

You won't be able to stand. You'd need one with a drop stitch bottom, like the aqua Marina aircat

glad it the video was helpful. Yeah it's not immediately clear what to do with it, eh :)

It can handle drizzle but not really hard rain as it's not waterproof.

Looks like Kahawai are still around!😉

Thanks so much!

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that's awesome, thanks man - great feedback and exactly what I was hoping to achieve with this video!

haha yeah :) Generally the sounds are pretty safe for kayaking. It's only the outer sounds, french pass and some areas around D'urville island where things get a bit sketchy.

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thanks mate, yeah what a nice spot. We were there just at the end of the season. So fishing was a bit slow. I bet early and late summer is a great time to catch some biggies around there. I'll have a look for the hole next time. It's also quite good around the cape I believe. It's not that much further from the islands. Good effort paddling out there on a yak.

yeah that sea lion was nuts, eh. Looked like he wanted to sink our boat, haha. Would have been pure horror on the paddleboard.

Cheers mate, yeah Karitane is up on my list. I was gonna go last time but there was a fishing comp and too many boats for my liking :) Trumpeter would be fun to catch. Do you use mainly mussel bait for them similar to blue moki? I think I read somewhere that they also take lures.

@@Fishingreminder Trumpeter will go for jigs and flasher rigs and are often caught when targeting Blue cod.

@@ianpaterson3092 cheers, good to know. I only ever got one spear fishing. Would be cool to catch one on a micro jig.

thanks mate, glad to hear it was an interesting watch. Yeah I think it is very unique to New Zealand.

cheers Frank, yeah for sure. It is still my favourite surfcasting rod. Get a real good distance with it. The reel had a few issues after I dropped it in the saltwater a few times on the beach. At the moment I use a shimano torrium long cast reel with this rod. It's a pretty good combo.

haha yea for sure, having a bit of a banter with the old fishing folks is always very productive :)

Awesome tips mate, good to hear some local feedback on the spots.

cheers

yeah it makes amazingly good stock, everytime we catch kahawai we look forward to making this stock now :)

I think Kahawai taste better than snapper if you can cook it right after you catch it.

for sure, best part of the fish :)

cheers, glad it was helpful

cheers man, haha - So vongole is the italian word for cockles, right?

@@Fishingreminderyes 😊

@@user-yh8dt2bm8i Any tips for Pasta Vongole?🤔

That was filmed a few months before we got our hands on the Aeroo Pro Beta model. We just got around to editing the footage as we had to many other projects come up in between, haha.

Thanks. That makes sense. I am considering the Aeroo Pro as it looks to be a nice combination of features vs price. What are your overall thoughts after spending some time with it please?

@@shanelangton4520 I think it's a pretty nifty drone. I only had the beta model for testing so far but once I get the final version, I'll make an in-depth review. The beta model has been really good already. A solid drone with good lifting capacity and strong motors. There were a few small issues with the compass calibration in the beta version but this is all fixed in the final release as far as I know. So I'm really keen on getting my hands on it.

yeah it's really good, eh. Still holding up pretty good after 1 and a half year of heavy careless usage. Good fun with the 6hp motor on it.

@@Fishingreminder Thank you for the comments. Bill

@@billschneider1893 sure thing :)

yes it was, just got around to editing the video 6 months later :)

@@Fishingreminder he was big too

The part with the weka was actually filmed up in Marlborough :) I never realised that they are rare down there. But yeah thinking about it now, I actually haven't seen any around Dunedin.

cheers brother, haha yeah the good old phantom 3 is a beast. One battery is starting to play up but otherwise she is as good as new :).

awesome that would be fun to catch a few sea run trout. I also would have thought there are some flounder around - but strangely I couldn't see any obvious signs - so I didn't try.

@@Fishingreminder you get a few flounder there

@@thatguyfishing2710 nice, I must give it a try next time :) Haven't had flounder for quite a while.

We LOVE the surroundings of Dunedin as well as Nelson!🥰

what an awesome spot to have a bach! Must have been fantastic as a kid. Lot's of young couples from Dunedin seem to be moving to these areas these days and then commute back to Dunedin for work.

cheers mate, appreciate that. Hyeshin is doing all the hard work of editing :)

We love eating rig as well. We usually only keep the smaller ones as we have only a small fridge in the caravan and it's just the two of us :) My favorite way is baking the fillets with a crust of bread crumbs mixed with olive oil, spices and grated parmesan cheese, yum

@@Fishingreminder Honestly that sounds great i will try that myself ,but i will swap out the grated cheese for parsley sauce i love parsley on my baked fish & with mashed potatoes..

@@jonsmith6982 I gotta try parsley sauce. Sounds like a great idea. I think I never had it. Is it like basil pesto, just with parsley?

Great footage, and I will have to visit that site.

@@Fishingreminder it's great it's really old school ,it's just a simple white sauce but with fresh chopped parsley flavouring it ,if you google,,, Edmonds original cookbook parsley sauce ,,,it will come up for free ,that recipe is from 1908 i do believe the English were the ones who first started using it on fish goes great with salmon also .I love that cookbook it is what most of us old Kiwi's grew up on it was the go to cook book for kiwi house wives..

the drive that came with the kayak :)

it is the drive that came with the kayak, I don't think you can get that separately. Unfortunately it seems the company that made this doesn't exist anymore. It was an Australia company called Dream Kayaks.

thanks mate, glad it was helpful

Fantastic, glad the fishing tip was helpful, I really like this device for casting braided lines.

Yeah it can, depending on the weight. 5 regular baits will be well below the 1KG payload capacity. But I personally don't like fishing with 5 baits. I rather use two rods with two hooks on each and fly them out separately. If you end up hooking up multiple big fish on 5 hooks on the same line then it becomes a real hassle and you risk loosing them too. You also need heavier line (reducing the total amount of line that fits on your reel), possibly an electric reel or winch and you kinda loose the fun of fighting fish. You also increase the chances of getting snagged and loosing your gear. In my opinion not worth the hassle unless perhaps the fishing is very very slow going and there are only small fish to be expected.

thanks mate, cheers for the comment.

Thank you. You can find this particular type of rock crabs almost everywhere in the North Island of New Zealand. I haven't really looked for them on the South Island. There might be a different type of crabs in the colder climates.