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@@englishlionheart1 no haven’t been for a while I was hacked and deleted and haven’t restarted one yet. Solely on TikTok and instagram at present

Yes absolutely mate, I was happy to see fish with so many blanking I heard that the west coast match only a couple of fish were caught and there were 75 anglers ☹️ I’ll be out for the cod end of the week or next week early and maybe a large bait session as well.

@@thesnagfishingblog yeah i heard they had a bit of a rough time but thats fishing for you mate , helway should start to show over the next week or so , i will catch up with you around there some where . cheers for now mate

@@SOMERSETBEACHFISHINGtony always out can find me on TikTok under the snag if you want a fish 🎣 😎

@@sunray1411 thank you 🎣👍🏻 always nice to see venues a bit more especially if someone is travelling a fair way to fish it 👍🏻

but certainly worth the effort works wonders when other baits are not proving good for myself.

Hi Joe here i was using pulley rigs with a 3/0 mustad uptide viking 2ft trace and squid cut down the middle long ways and whipped up and good luck where you heading too for your hounds?

@@thesnagfishingblog me and a couple mates off here next Wednesday 1.4.21, hopefully catch something. Have loads of squid, mackerel, lug, cuttlefish so have to catch something. Last time we went had about 20 dogfish between us

@@izardindustries i caught a hound here last week so they have started! good luck and let me know how you get on!

For me Its just personal preference a lot of friends do it this way but I find that with the head and tail off it makes no difference with the fish biting or taking the bait but with the tail end at the bottom of the hook it sits there better as its tighter around the hook and no excess, but if the fish hits the bleeding head end then it won't matter as the pennel hook is there. Some say its more aerodynamic the other way around.... personally I think it wont get any extra yardage with casting it weights virtually nothing and sits behind any lead aerodynamically anyway. but i guess tail end first entering the water first is tougher and more streamlined for entering the water not mushrooming your bait with the force. If its the last one with the head on then thats because normally sand eels get smashed in the middle hence where the hook is and when in the water if your fishing on the bottom when they bury themselves the tail is either under the sand or gravel with the head poking out or they sit the tail on the sand with the head up. So for me is about presentation... does it make a difference? I'm not sure but I have caught when friends next to me don't and yet all is the same baits used etc :) I do think though if a fish is there and you have a bait there it will take it anyway 99% of the time.

cheers :D

Absolutely can't wait mate