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Cheers buddy, I always look forward to the hounds arriving as they are amazing sport and I’m lucky to live where they have a habit of getting pretty big by UK standards.

@@jonathangibbon-hayes1816 not unless the conditions dictate.

Thanks for the reply, how would you do it using the roto clip as in the north east need to use rotton bottoms most of the time

@@grahamhaury1421 my apologies. Consider myself corrected.

@@SuperAirwolf007 did you recognise the position and the marker I said to fish near?

Glad the rigs work out for you, if nothing else they are a firm base to then adjust as you see fit. It is sometimes worth making a few of the same rig but with slight variations. You can then fish them in rotation and see what works better for you. 🎣👍🏻

In truth, no I didn’t but I have a list of things to cover for the next series due to start soon.

@seaangling looking forward to it 😊

Thank you, I should fish it more as I am very close.

@seaangling as you know it's hit and miss but on good days/ nights it can really give you a red letter day

@@mman9306 you are very welcome and thank you for the kind words. If we all shared our best everyone would gain experience faster and then pass on what they have learned. I fear we have missed a couple of generations that knew so much but were hindered in passing it on. Outdoor skills and the link to nature is an amazing thing that many miss out on. I would love to hear more about your area and the fishing differences between there and here. 🎣👍🏻

Amazing really because there are more of them than I originally thought. There are other species that strike me as rarer but the longevity of these amazing creatures probably plays a part.

Fair point and one I am working on with a new series in production taking step by step everything you mention and more for a complete break down. If you have specific questions feel free to ask here or contact me via email and I’ll do my best to help.

Absolutely, you always have a chance with a hook in the water. 😉

@@Pricks-d7d soon… 🎣

​@@seaanglingAwesome to hear Mark. i check on your channel every so often to see if you've uploaded. glad your alive lol and looking to make more.

@@tonyhibbert2342 please persevere, adjust as necessary and let us know how you get on when it hits the mark. 🎣

@@ogstopper you are very welcome 🎣

@@JohnandrewPearson-co4uu try the “Shorecast” website. Loads of good gear, bait and selection of line.

@@BognorYouthU13 I totally understand what you are describing. Have you got the same vacuum machine? I ask because this one has a soft vacuum setting for wet stuff. Lightly freezing for an hour or so would help with the process otherwise.

That is a very good idea and one I have discussed with others before. Particularly important now we are heading for colder weather and baiting up gets more difficult.

The jacket has a lined hand warmer pocket that meets in the middle. I put 1 battery hand warmer in and warm both hands from it. 👍🏻

@@seaangling Thanks buddy much appreciated. I've just checked them out and they're handmade in the UK which is also good news. I've always thought that watersports companies would make the best clothing for fishing compared to the usual sales companies.

@@richardjones2811 I went to the factory and watched my suit cut and tailored by the team. Really nice friendly atmosphere and pride in their work. I believe they made kayaking stuff first and branched into the fishing stuff. I love the light weight and stretch in the fabric, it is totally waterproof.

South coast central

You are very welcome. 🎣

Everyone’s needs are different and this was a decision from me to carry less. I’m not getting any younger and some of those longer walks need a reduction in carried weight.

Hi Andy, to crimp or not to crimp? That is the question. I’ll admit I’m not a “big” fan and I’m choosy over which crimps I use. My favourite are the Sakuma ones which are very high quality. Avoid the cheap ones that look like they’ve been guillotined. That leaves sharp edges and leads to rig failures. Try to gauge your crimping force and only crimp in the centre and not near the edge.

@@seaangling Thank you.

Glad it was helpful!

Fish close and in the gulley. Small hooks and small baits.

@@seaangling im yhere now🤣🤣..1 dab..3hrs🤭

Practice makes perfect. 👌🏻

One packet of medium sand eel, 2 baits from each eel. 😉

One thing you can do is to “blob” any mono knot. This is where you heat the tag end and press it into a blob. No chance of that slipping through a knot.

I moved on from the mk1 fireblades as they were too stiff in the tip for me. I do most of my shore fishing atm with a pair of AFAW match pro’s.

Must confess, I have fond them a little stiff , thought about upgrading to the 14' gt version, but went completely mad , and bought a t900 with a shimano power aero pg 14000, I don't half look like I know doing don't catch any more fish mind you !

By ensuring the hook point is always proud it also ensures the clipped in aspect works faultlessly.

It’s been a decent amount of time and well worth reflection. I upgraded from the 6&B’s to the match pro’s. I also opted to go from the casting specials to a pair of fathom 12’s. Both changes were to go slightly lighter which better suited the cleaner ground I fish along the south coast. For heavier ground or stronger tides I would have stuck with the 6&B’s. The bite detection and ability to set into a grip lead weren’t quite what I was looking for and so lighter line and a more sensitive tip improved my bite detection. My best advice would be to try one if you can.

I’m really glad it helps. There will be a new series in the Autumn on rigs and set ups. 🎣👍🏻

Pleased to hear it, what sort of species did you winkle out?

@@seaangling had a good few dogfish off it on my last session conditions where pretty bad weather wise but me and my mate caught all session off this it's a brilliant rig mate, definitely going to try it next session in better conditions to see what else we get off it but it catches consistently and keeps you busy

I’m good, thank you for asking. Been busy with other stuff recently but I will be filming again soon.

@@seaanglinglooking forward to seeing some new videos. Not the same without seeing you beavering about 😊

Cheers Rick, we are lucky to have them here along the South coast. 🎣

@@zimmerframehero1483 it was worth videoing if it helps anyone or at least entertains for a bit. 🎣👍🏻

@@seaangling definitely mate alot of tips and tricks in your videos and you have a brilliant personality your videos are always enjoyable

Thank you, there will be a new series of rig videos in the autumn/winter.

It is not easy but it is possible. I’m lucky to have a buddy that has a boat with an electric motor. I believe you are not allowed to use petrol outboards in that area.

Tip top

Thank you, very much appreciated. 🎣👍🏻

@@JedBewick-ro6qy thank you, very much appreciated.

@@jamessibley6040 yes it was.

@@DerekThomas-Davies-rb4gl sorry but I don’t sell rigs, I hardly have the time to make my own sometimes. 😂

Am disabled and fish around west wales the video you posted shows a number of rigs am interested in We have lots of hounds

Bass flats etc the one up and down look the part

@@seaangling I understand that’s keep the good work up m8

@@DerekThomas-Davies-rb4gl I like to use a short pulley or the up and over for hounds.

@@multirickus thank you. Very much appreciated.