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Beach Tailor, Salmon, & Jewfish | Favourite Rigs - Bonus Monster

In this episode, we rip into some late arvo tailor and salmon, showing off the rig, bait, and types of gutters I like along the way. I switch tactics after sunset and chase a jewfish/mulloway over the high tide and get rewarded with a nice 10-12kg fish, showing off the rig and how I like to present baits afterwards. But the night is not done yet - the next bait is quickly munched and a fight of over an hour lands me a monster of the beach. Angling Untangled is a fishing adventure and tutorial channel showing off some of the beautiful fishing locations and fish species found in the saltwater and freshwater environments of New South Wales, Australia. Expect in-depth guides into gear selection, rigs & lures, tactics, locations, filleting, gear maintenance, and more, covering both bait and lure fishing as well as land based and kayak/boating adventures. With a whole host of inshore and estuarine species available, targets will include dusky flathead, yellowfin bream, Australian bass, trout, yellowfin whiting, tailor, Australian salmon, mulloway/jewfish, luderick, drummer, squid, kingfish, sharks and more. If you're enjoying the content, like and subscribe to help support the channel and be notified when new content is available. Tight lines! Gear Used Rod: Penn Prevail 12’0” 8-12kg Reel: Penn Slammer 3 5500 Line: Daiwa J-Braid Grand 30lb Leader: Sunline FC Rock 30lb & 50lb (FG knot for joiner knot, uni knot for tackle, snell knot for jewfish rig w/ knots linked below) Hooks: Gamakatsu Gangster 5/0 & Octopus 6/0 Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 0:50 - Gutter, Gear, & Rig 3:54 - Baiting up 6:34 - Flathead 7:37 - Tailor 1 8:37 - Prime times 9:22 - Tailor 2 10:26 - Salmon 1 & 2, Blind Shark 12:17 - Jewy 17:27 - Jewy Rig 21:26 - Hooking the beast 25:36 - The eagle has landed/Outro Snelling hooks I like to snell both of my hooks and use the first link below for the bottom hook and the method in the second link for the top hook. Matt, the bloke in the video, doesn’t do it the smartest way though, and it’s much easier to snell your bottom hook first, snip off a good length of leader, slide the top hook down the line and snell and that way the length between the hooks is much more controllable    • Circle Hook Knot - The Snell Knot      • STRAYLINING FOR SNAPPER - HOOK RIGS