http://www.reefari.com Some awesome underwater fishing video action on the Great Barrier reef catching some quality Largemouth Nannygai, Big fish are always great to see, but even better in this video as you can see what goes on when you are trying to catch these awesome fish. In this video things start off a bit slow with the pickers, smaller fish, Honeycomb cod etc, come in and start attacking the baits, Then soon after more fish become interested with A nice Spangled emperor hooking up briefly, although good to see what got away. Luckily I drop down again with some bait still on and quite a few big Nannygai are also interested. If you look closely in this video you see a big cod having a look. Seems to be a resident fish or two on most of our spots. Luckily I hook up straight away on a quality Fish, so no complaints. Quite a few big Nannygai in the area. We caught a heap of Nannygai and other good fish, so don’t overfish your marks and leave some for next time. You can easily out fish these marks and they don’t seem to recover again. We are always on the look out for new spots and that way you can spread the fishing pressure.
Awesome drop and good to see what happens down on the Reef, 50 metres below that is. You gotta love Deep sea fishing/reef fishing on the Great Barrier Reef, we are spoilt with heaps of big fish and good numbers. When deep sea fishing the deeper reefs and shoal we use a Paternoster rig with two hooks, check out our easy Paternoster rig, the easiest and best rig to use when fishing is red hot.
Make sure you subscribe with more underwater fishing video’s coming soon. The Sony Action Camera has been awesome and opened up another world.
Cheers Greg
We have released dates for next year’s Mothershipping fishing charters, book early, send and email through our website and I’ll send you all the info and dates, Merry Xmas and a happy new year,
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http://www.reefari.com Some awesome underwater fishing video action with our new sony action camera out on the Great Barrier reef. This is what happens down below in 50 metres of water. Great to see another angle on our fishing videos. Watch in High definition and full screen if possible to watch how these big fish attack the baits. A lot more fish then I expected and a very flat featureless bottom, heaps of big fish up nice and close. Pretty amazing stuff. When there on the chew they’re not bothered by the Sony Action camera. Heaps of big fish, big Nannygai and a big cod as well in this video. Great to see, and even good to see the one that got away, so I did hook a largemouth Nannygai, but they do have soft mouths and we do drop a few. Let them take the bait well and smooth pump and wide when winding them up to the surface. We caught plenty that day and left them biting, so don’t overfish your marks or they will suffer and think of the next time you want to go fishing.
We have the sony action cam set us on top of our easy Paternoster rig, with a short wire trace in case of sharks. Great to see how it all works in the deep water and the way your bait and rig drifts along the bottom.
The Sony action Cam has been great, waterproof up to 70 metres, supposedly, I’ve used mine in about 50metres. Great quality video so no complaints, More deep water fishing videos coming soon so make sure you subscribe.
To get amongst this great action check our website with limited mothershipping fishing charters for next year. we usually run these over Aug to Nov to coincide with the best weather, fishing and best tides for the ultimate reef fishing trip.
Gotta love the Great Barrier Reef, Truly awesome stuff
Cheers Greg
Limited spaces so book early, feel free to contact us at
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Black Sea Bass
Notice how the sea bass seems to “light up” like a sailfish, or mahi mahi, Look for a white band above the eyes and white tips on the fins.
The third clip is a lizard fish strike (Synodontidae). This is one of the fastest strikes I have recorded yet.

The sea bass spawns when it is mature, at 190 mm (7.5 in), in middle of May to end of June. The buoyant eggs are 0.95 mm (0.03 in) in diameter, and their development time is 1.6 days at 23 °C (74 °F). The maximum size of a sea bass is 500 mm (20 in), weighing 4.3 kg (9.5 lb).

Black sea bass are protogynous hermaphrodites, meaning that they generally first mature as females and some later become male. The sex change generally occurs over the winter when the fish are 240 to 330 mm (9.5 to 13 in) long.

We routinely practice catch and release. All these fish were released.

Video shot with a Sony HDR-AS15 and a custom built underwater housing.

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