Today's goal is to fill this box up with mackerel. We're using a secret weapon - the Mackerel Gurdy and Stripper. It's working, but a little slow. The small feathers are outperforming the big ones. We caught plenty of mael and sardines. We're having a good hunt for them. Time to land these fish and get some fishing chips! 🎣 #CommercialFishing #MackerelFishing
Introduction
Table of Contents
In this video, we embark on a commercial fishing trip with the goal of filling up our box with mackerel. We have a secret weapon - a Mel Gurdy and a Mel stripper.
Setting Up the Equipment
We start by setting up the 20 hooks on the line, ensuring that the line runs smoothly through the guide and rollers. This setup helps prevent tangling and ensures successful stripping.
First Strip Mac
Despite losing the first one, we quickly get into the spirit of things and start catching mackerel using the Mel stripper.
Using Feathers for Bait
We experiment with different bait options, including feathers of varying sizes. Our results show that smaller feathers are outperforming the larger ones.
| Feather Size | Catch Rate |
|---|---|
| Small | High |
| Large | Moderate |
Key Takeaways
- Smaller feathers are effective bait for mackerel.
- Experimenting with bait can lead to unexpected results.
Fishing and Catch
We continue our successful fishing trip, catching sardines and herrings alongside the mackerel. Our catch includes a variety of sizes, contributing to an overall successful trip.
Conclusion
Despite encountering some challenges with the equipment and bait choices, we manage to fill up our fishing box and are looking forward to enjoying the catch.
FAQ
- Can smaller feathers be used for other types of fish?
- Are sardines and pids the same species?
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