USING RIPCHARTS to CATCH MORE FISH how to understand this data!
Bait Ballin Boating
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Thought I would give you a VERY BRIEF, simpletons explanation of why these factors are SO important to improve your catch rates for offshore, pelagic fish species like tuna and marlin.
#fishingtip
#seasurface
#ripcharts
#tides
#current
#altimetry
#baitballin
19 Comments
@therocelectric 5 years ago
Greatly explained, ty!
@paulmerriman5222 4 years ago
Very versatile good video help give basis of of reading charts good for people just starting into game fishing thank you giving us time help people
@lukawilliams4822 5 years ago
Loving your vids mate👌🏽.. where to you go to find you warm water ocean currents out of curiosity?
@grimreaper6112 5 years ago
Ripcharts and sst charts are good a better way is find the long liners and what they are catching thats what we did.
@frankoconnor7309 5 years ago
Another carefully considered vid appreciate your work. Did you see on Rip charts the warm water last Christmas new year north of Port Mcquarie like 25 degrees close inshore. Have you heard how was the fishing for palagics was. interested to know
@zachschult5054 5 years ago
after you find a stretch to troll / drift, how do you make sure you're staying true to your lines on the water? do you take coordinates with you and estimate it or is there a way you overlay these charts onto your plotter? great video anyways!
@Camh1968 3 years ago
Hi.
Many thanks for your efforts on this one.
Do you know if moon phase changes rate of different up/down welling movement?
Do you know if moon phase impacts the activity / movements of bait balls?
Cameron
Many thanks for your efforts on this one.
Do you know if moon phase changes rate of different up/down welling movement?
Do you know if moon phase impacts the activity / movements of bait balls?
Cameron
@muhammedPies 5 years ago (edited)
What about Water clarity? Which one is that one? I heard Kings like blue water not green
@JT-jy2sy 2 years ago (edited)
Hi Mate, do you have any video re what weather conditions for offshore? I mainly go offshore. I just had a chat with an owner of a local tackle store. He said for offshore conditions you do not look at swell. Just look at the sea. He said swell mainly affects in shore conditions and when you are off the shelf it is mainly sea. I look at both swell and sea. Swell is water moment from far away and sea is more localised like wind. Potentially the aggregation of both gives you the potential height of the wave and it can be twice as high. Of course you also need to look at wind conditions. I am scratching my head. have I missed a lot of good offshore conditions?
@Camh1968 3 years ago
Hi.
From 14.52 to 15.10, you mentioned to fish on the edge of upwellings.
Can you please elaborate why the edge is good?
Why do bait hang off the edge of these upwellings and not in them?
Cameron
From 14.52 to 15.10, you mentioned to fish on the edge of upwellings.
Can you please elaborate why the edge is good?
Why do bait hang off the edge of these upwellings and not in them?
Cameron
@davidnorman9266 1 year ago
Is there a run through guide for the app?or is it the same as the computer walk through,cheers
@fishernick2447 5 years ago
Quite informative, check out Ocean Current IMOS on the web and let me know how it compares 👍
USING RIPCHARTS to CATCH MORE FISH how to understand this data!
Bait Ballin Boating
15,341 views
Thought I would give you a VERY BRIEF, simpletons explanation of why these factors are SO important to improve your catch rates for offshore, pelagic fish species like tuna and marlin.
#fishingtip
#seasurface
#ripcharts
#tides
#current
#altimetry
#baitballin