Hey guys, welcome back to another video. So in today's video, I'm just down at the water here and I thought I'd just go through some of the louis I used for Australian mass, Marie Cod, Super Perch and Yellowbelly. This is an updated video of the last little video I did, probably about a year ago. If you want to check out the original video, I'll leave it on the screen above so you can check down on out. So this is my selection of louis I used for the fish that I target, but yeah, hopefully you find something that you haven't used yet or that you totally agree with. Also let me know down in the comments what your favourite lure is for targeting these species. So in this little video demonstration, I'll also provide some videos of how the lure is work and some of the fish that I've caught on them. So basically, lure storage, I keep them all in these little 3600 series Plano tackle boxes here. So these are the type of surface lures that I like to use for Australian mass and yellowbelly. So they're basically like little cicadas, little insects, little bee here. That's the TMco soft shell cicada. And they're also like using uppers. These are pretty good. So yeah, little soft things that land on the water and mimic a insect that's fallen from the tree. They do really, really well. As you can see, this one has been beaten up quite a bit, but yeah, they do really well. So forward deeper stuff. When I'm targeting bass and yellowbelly, I'll move on to these shallow and deep diving crank bits. You know, try to stick to the 50mm or the 75mm. Try and keep it like still a small profile, but still has some good action on it. So when I go to the shop, I usually look at the bill size and that's how I determine if they're a good lure or not. This one's pretty good. Tiny blitz, doctor. So also when I'm going on a little small trip for like a couple hours or so, I'll bring this little fishing bum bag thing. So it's got everything I need and it's in the front pocket. It's got my leader and tools and fishing license and such. And in this compartment, the main one, I just keep some spare plastics like the TRD crawls. They're pretty good. And I just keep like these little spare boxes when I go on little trips. So currently, I've rigged it as my bass and yellowbelly set up. So these are my favourite lure is by far. So the favourite top water lure at the moment. I can get that out. Yeah, my favourite top lure lure at the moment is this micro pump lure. See, it's got really, really loud and it's amazing in the water. You should check it out. It's really, really good. And they've got like this propeller at the back. It does so much movement in the water. And I've just got a couple of divers, spinner baits, got the divers. What I know works well is these little jig spinners. You know, add a little plastic to a jig head. You just add this little spinner blade on it. And then you've got like a little jig spinner that you can take out wherever. Now coming over here, this is my latest fishing gear set up. So this is more of my like everyday stuff. So I've got a more deeper diving curly tail spinner bait. And then these are my custom crayfish jigs. They've got rattles and skirts and everything. They're really, really effective. In catching a lot of bass, especially in like skinny creeks, you'd think you'd use them in like dams and stuff, where the water gets really deep. But no, they do really well. And like, here's some of the action that you can see in the water. And like the bass seemed to love it. So if you guys want a video on how I make these jigs, just leave it down in the comments below. And I will do it upon request. So moving on to the lowest for cod. So as you saw before, this micro pompodot is by far my favourite. And I had to get the bigger model because it just works so well. And I thought it would be a great lure for cod. So it's basically the same, but a lot bigger and a lot louder. And the cod will go mad over this. So it's kind of like an injured like bird or something that's fell out of a nest. And it does really, really well. Next one is like these little pencil style divers. Love the colour, the green and the yellow and orange. Got a lot of sound as well. They do really well. I love throwing up frogs and rats as well for the cod. I've got my selection of rats and cods and these little tadpoles here. But yeah, these ones work really well. Yeah, also I've got a large variety of spinnerbaits. I've got ones with really heavy heads and really big gold blades, you know, just to get that reflection in the water happening and that drives the cod mad. I love it. So to target silver perch, you basically want to mimic a lifelike insect or worms. So that's why I use like curly tail plastics and like little paddle tail plastics that give that real lifelike action in the water. I find when I use like hard bodies and you know artificial hard lures, it doesn't give the same effect and silver perch are kind of picky. So these are some of the plastics that I like to use. They're chase bait paddle tails and then either there's z-man, tuna hunt, two and a half in curly tail grubs or my little crayfish here. They do so well. Yeah, so this is my selection of the freshwater native species of Australia. So I love targeting native fish. So let me know down in the comments what lures you use and what fish you love to target. So thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video.