Fishing Headlands in winter can be very rewarding and can sometimes yield unusual catches.
In this episode Ryan fishes with his mates Bo and Sharkey. They hit the water over two half days fishing around the headlands of Hinchinbrook.
Fishing headlands in Winter
Ryan Moody Fishing lures
To purchase the lures used in this video you can visit our >> shop
The Spaniard was caught on our Scaleblazer lure and the Golden Snapper took the Pillager.
I have caught Spanish Mackerel fishing around headlands in winter before.
But it was the first time I’ve caught a cobia on a vibe.
As you can see, fishing headlands in winter can be very productive.
Finding fish can be part of the problem for some.
Fish Finder Fundamentals
Our most popular course has students from over 48 countries covers the fundamentals of using your Fish Finder.
When you only get small weather windows for fishing, it makes sense to make the most of it by investing in knowledge.
It’s called our Sounder Skills 1 course.
And it’s only $20 Australian at the moment and well worth a look.
You won’t catch anything fishing headlands in winter unless you have a good understanding of your marine equipment.
If you don’t learn anything let me know and I’ll give you your money back.
Gear and tackle used.
During our fishing the headlands in winter video we used the following gear.
Electronics
GARMIN 8412 and GT51 transducer. (find out why >>here)
Overhead
As you can see by the video, you never know what river monster is going to jump on so don’t go under gunned.
Rod: Quantum Smoke Inshore 701SPH (Fingermark) Shimano Grappler 10kg S60-5 (Cobia)
Reel: Quantum Smoke S3 Inshore 40
Lures: Various – click the links to purchase the Pillager and Scaleblazer.
Line: 30lb braid with 60lb Ande mono leader.
Knots used.
Perfection loop to attach lures.
I hope you enjoyed our fishing headlands in winter video.
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