Surviving Australia’s Wildest Coastline (Solo Catch & Cook)

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I struggle to catch food and explore further north into Australia’s remote wilderness. This is Ep6 of “The Blue Highway” 2.0. Thanks for coming along for the ride. Az

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44 thoughts on “Surviving Australia’s Wildest Coastline (Solo Catch & Cook)”

  2. I realises this is history but encase your still doing the last part of the adventure.
    try using floating hard bodies over poppers.
    hook up rate for poppers is lowest of all hard bodies, and seeing as your trying to catch food a floating shallow diver with single hooks will get trout that are surly in those 1 meter to 2 meter headland rocks and fringing reefs.
    even soft plastics with hidden hooks.
    watch Andy's fishing to see how many trout he pulls out of 500 mills of water.

    your far braver than me going into mangroves with out a heavy fish/crab spear.
    my bamboo one is 8 foot long and has 10 inch spring steel old tent pegs for the spikey bits I won't even walk the beach above Cooktown without it.

    I need to make a new one as it is starting to split and decay ,so have to learn how to treat the bamboo this time as its only 4 years old.

    something about standing in water and boracs till the branch's go yellow, will give 20 years or more, hope that turns out to be true.

    good luck with end of your trip or if its completed the next one,… just take your spear every where in the mangroves, it will get you dinner even if it limits where you can look.

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  24. Nope.10 seconds in. Not gonna watch or subscribe anymore. I'm tired of the camera in the mouth bro. Can't understand a fuckin word you're saying, mate. It's fuckin ANNOYING!. Bye. Good luck. Take the cock out your mouth for christ's sake. This is why Strick's content is a bazillion times better than yours.

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  28. The B2B crew were a big reason why I started building my own boat! I was wondering tho, on these long trips, do you start editing episodes during the trip or do you wait til it's over?

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  29. Just stumbled onto your site. My hubby n I are prospectors in Arizona n it so nice hearing you accent. I lived in Florida for 8 yrs n miss the beautiful water. Don’t know if I could eat a steady diet of fish. I get excited when you catch one or a crab. Great videos!! Thank you, happy exploring!

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  34. It's so true, I spend so much time in my day on making decisions, cleaning, tidying, staying up to date etc that It's hard to embrace the little things and enjoy life. Great epilog and reflection!!!

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  37. Much appreciation of you, your heart, yourr drive for adventure and to explore. Goodness comes through. Also, the importance of feeling risk to survive in the wilds… Somehow we spend our years gradually eliminating risk in all its forms from our lives. What is that? I am out there with you in spirit… feeling what you feel. And planning my next adventure, always some fishing in it. And all the wiser about the ever present crocks waiting their turn.

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  41. I would love to see you swap to a chest mounted GoPro or fixed to something on the boat rather than sounding like you have a mouthful of marbles otherwise a great series

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