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thanks Jeremy, I'm glad you like the videos. Please consider booking in advance if you can, it's often very busy in the so called 'better months' but the wind has played havoc with bookings the last few years!

Great to hear and thanks for the feedback! Can I ask, where are you fishing?

@@JOKERjigsandlures hi Matt we only have a small boat that only does 6 knots so it’s always local waters for us 👍🎣

@@JonathanCresser the smaller jigs are very useful inshore, especially for wrasse and bass 👍

Thanks Rob. Yes hasnt been as bad as normal but theyve been a few about

Yes the Imp and Mayhem are very good bass jigs! Thanks for the comment. 😊

Thanks Colin, sadly the weathers been so bad Ive not got any more jigging footage to edit, Ive got a few tuna clips I will work on next though!

Thankyou, much appreciated 😊

Thanks for the comment. There a resl pleasure to use and certainly improve the jigs action so worth looking at when you can buddy

Thanks Rich, yes this was late June! Its an 7.9m Cheetah, 2.7m beam I think, legal on the road....just! 😅

Thanks for the comment, please get intouch wgen you're ready. For 2025 I think I will start running my charters in March, its the big pollock season!

Thanks Colin, yes a lovely rod for the calm days,we just need the wind to go away 😂

Cheers Mark 😊👍

Yes buddy, seems like another time and place, it was back in June! What a crap summer we've had since!

Hi Scott thanks for you're comment. So all the JOKER jigs are made of lead so even when the paints removed they dont rust. These are bigger jigs are for very deep water, not so much in the UK. The other JOKER jigs are more suitable for UK use, most commonly 100 to 180g

Hi Robert thanks for the comment and question. Im right handed and use a right handed overhead reel. I started fishing at 9 years old with a fixed spool reel and that was left hand wind so its what I used for a long time before moving into boat fishing. The vast majority of reels were right hand wind so I had to switch, Im so used to it now and actually hate using overheads with left hand wind but the fixed spools I still find fine!

@@JOKERjigsandlures Many thanks for the reply and thoughts. Cheers Bob

@@robertpaterson7311 no worries, thanks for watching

hi Jeff,. thanks for the comment. Throwing the fish in head first hopefully gives them some momentum to get there head down and swimming back down. It may also just trigger them into swimming too? They can get badly bloated so need some help, a slow rise from the deep and quick unhooking also really help

Thanks for the comment and detailed feed back. Yes its slways good to go as light as possible but not too light that you lose good contact or the braid creates a drag issue. Drop the braid diametre down for lighter jigs and its all good 👍

Thanks Toby, yes Im really enjoying the whole process, its just finding the time lol. Looking forward to seeing you soon 👍

Cheers Colin, yes the bass like to move about and so we need to be active searching 👍

thanks Colin, we had bass again today but right on the sea floor, was really windy but thankfully we had it timed right with our drop in and were onto them!

Thanks Toby, appreciated ❤

Haha cheers Rob! 😂

Thanks Adrian. We had some reasonable bass a month or more ago but they seem to be mov8ng about a lot. Its still quite early, the next few months should see improvements in numbers and size 🤞

Yes I do! I run a charterboat out of Torquay, TQ1 5EQ. Small groups of upto 4 or grab a private charter, all the best SPJ gear is available. Please check the Silver Halo Charters website link for more info and fire me a message 👍

Thanks, I dont know your name.... but bookings are open 😂

Yes its not a cheapo bag thats for sure, the hPa link makes it real ❤😊

Thankyou, glad youre getting on well with the JOKER gear ❤

Looking forward to meeting you soon bud 🐟

Yes Rob, cant beat them to be honest. Im really enjoying the whole process

hey thanks for the comment and praise! Im currently using a set of HpA split ring pliers, theyre decent stainless steel but quite big. Im considering having the Palmarius pliers on my JOKER website soon, they have 2 price points. The temptation is to use cheap ones but they dont last long but can crtainly do the job fora while

@@JOKERjigsandlures thanks, I’ll keep an eye on the website. As you say, I’ll get some cheap larger ones in the mean time

@@dongle_dangler thanks I did have some orange savage gear pliers which were ok but they do rust despite some sort of coating

Thanks Robbo 👍

I also prefer one piece but l do like the sprial wrapped rods, we're almost always fishing in a breeze so iits easy to get line wraps with conventional guides

cheers Mark, part 2 to follow next weekend

tough question and more is to be revealled over the next two instalments! Haha to be honest I like having options and I have several SPJ rods and usually set 2 up, just like a jig choice it all depends on the conditions really.

@@JOKERjigsandlures yes but if you had one rod, think ive the perfect all round SP set up now. The rod could be better on my slow pitch outfit

@@TheBassRacer if it was one rod it would need to work in the most likely conditions so it'd probably be the L1 as its longer and better in tougher conditions, we get too much wind! If conditions were better more often then the P+ power 1 as its a bit lighter. Thankfully I dont need to be that restrictive though

@@JOKERjigsandlures thanks👍

cheers Colin, happy to save you one of which ever you prefer!

Cheers bud, its been fun on the light gear too ❤

Umm I think you may get away with a hook on each end but not just 1 hook. If only 1 where would you attach it, you going to miss fish for sure

Thanks

Thanks Mark, yes I saw your order and its on its way to you now. Im sure you'll love them, please share you findings! 👍

Cheers buddy, yes was a solid fish that one! 👍

Yes Rob, top quailty for sure, thankyou 😊

yes sure thing Colin, its an excellent bag you won't be dissapointed. I'm not sure about the weather on Sunday, hoping it clears by then, if not there maybe a short notice trip on Friday but I can't promise that at this point? Chat soon and thanks for the comment

a bag, 4 double sided jig cards, a reel pouch, all top quality and built to last.....so yes it's good value

haha, no if theyre close to 10lb I reach for the net! I just hate the assists flying around in the net it's a nightmare with tangles so try and lift them out, that usually goes to plan haha!

@@JOKERjigsandlures I hate using the net, sometimes you can get a 2nd drop

@@TheBassRacer yes time is critical when theyre on the feed and with pollock the longer out the water faffing about, the less chance of them going back down too.

Hi thanks for asking, Im using Shimano Ocea Jigger reel, its the 1500Hg F custom and Limited models in my videos

Thankyou, much appreciated

Thanks Rob, yes just trying the power Zero rod on such a calm day and its great fun 👍

thanks, theres lots more to say and I'll be doing a few more soon. Cheers for the comment

@@JOKERjigsandlures more the better👍

@@TheBassRacer thanks, its not easy as the editing and uploading all takes ages but its good to stick at it

@@JOKERjigsandlures more you do the faster editing gets. I used to spend a day now just an hour. I love you captions going to pinch that idea

@@TheBassRacer yes the finer parts of my basic editing is not too bad, its the sorting out of 4 to 6 hours worth of footage each trip to get the best bits haha but hey ho

Im using Palmarius P+ jigging rods in power 0, 1 and 2 in my videos The reels are usually Shimano Ocea jiggers, 1500 size, I can provide both if you're interested? thanks for asking.

that's awesome thanks for the feedback and comment, this is why I do it, its not just for me haha

Yes I love it ❤