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Quality again yous boys should be on the telly merry Christmas and a happy new year lads 🎣🎣🎣🎣👍

Merry Christmas and a very Happy 2025 to you both.

Where was this filmed? Maybe you mentioned it during the video but the Scots accent is difficult to decipher at times.

Absolute class episode lads 👏

2lb 17oz absolutely loved that 😂 Merry Christmas chaps

Merry Christmas fae fife guys, you have given me hours of entertainment watching the series, especially the catch cook clean episodes....keep those ones coming ?

Nice video Gordon👍 I really enjoy the videos you both make, especially the predator ones! 🐊 I think the wee 7cm shadteez in bling perch was prob my most successful lure for the perch in summer. Hope you have a nice Christmas and all the best for the New Year 🎣

Yous ever cought ruffe from this spot we got a couple other day

Keep them coming lads, you two have a great chemistry going, well done. 👍👍

You mention the Tweed guys, I can’t seem to find any trotting with bait on the Tweed. The Tweed commissioners seem to rule that it is fly only. Please advise.

What beach are you fishing off plz?

Good Lads 🧐👍 over here in Denmark that style of fishing is very popular on the West Coast for flat fish Turbot, Brill and flounder! Enjoyable baner also ☺️ Best regards Smith

That 13 was a lovely fish 🔥 great condition. Well done nice vids. 👍

Great Video, a local spot. I have to say I don't do a lot of beach fishing but nothing wrong with a bit of flatty bashing :)

Nice one

Merry Christmas folks 🎉

You are keeping the fish out of the water for too long.

brilliant, well done 👏

Another cracking episode, thank you - and a reminder to all fellow anglers, that its not always about catching the biggest or the most fish!

Cool fishing style; I will be imitating at Silloth on Solway and Port Carlisle! Looks good crack.

What beach is that?

Great video lads, thoroughly enjoyed it, thanks for sharing.

The flounder gladiator, nice touch at the start of the video.

Hi enjoying your videos, with this one you mention that you are using salted mackerel strips,how are you salting them,i have frozen mackerel but when they defrost they brake apart, they are freshly frozen within 2 hours of catching them

Great video, I live not far from that beach, what length rod/weight rod where you using, thanks Keep the videos coming, cracking tips😁👍🎣🎣🎣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Another well edited video lads. I know the work first hand that goes into it.

Cracking way of fishing. Possibly could use the Texas rig on this approach

Cracking video guys 🙌🏼 I’ve never tried that style of fishing before will need to give it a try… Well done on the Turbot Alex 👏🏼

Thanks for shareing You should try the estuary caught Turbot just over the pound there and Sea Trout Thanks

Is beach fishing something you enjoy or is it just a "halibut" you have gotten into, at least you were not "floundering" on this one and those fish were just the "dab", clearly you both where at the right "plaice". Good work fellas, I'll get my coat

Another gem

Loved that 👏 congratulations on the Turbot

Nice video Gents, one of my favourite venues and methods for flounder/turbot. Congrats to you both on the new species👌👏

Top notch content deserving of so many more subscribers. Have a great Christmas

Really keen to give this a bash, do you think anywhere on the clyde would be worth trying? Maybee one of the ayrshire beaches or even around largs?

Come on viewers like and subscribe. Does not cost you nothing the guys put allot of work into this

Great watch lads and congratulations on another species 💪👍🎣

Good video guys only one thing with flounders that swallow the bait right down can be hard then o return back to the sea.

Quality lads, thank you. 👍👍

Love that beach !

Instant like, before even watching..as per! 👏👏👏 🎣

Well done lads.

I stay five minutes away but only started fishing it the last few months. I have used the float and the feeder and the float close in works best every time. Although you can catch a lot of roach it always comes as a suprise that they are all the same 6-8oz size. Larger fish must be in there but not had one as yet. Maybe winter will prove more productive. Try again lads the place is full of fish if you can find the method and the location.

The park can be a very hard venue at this time of year(or any time for that matter). I've tried for years to block out the memories of many a winter league match without a fish😂

Tut tut gordon no toilet roll lol

Big 😂😂 Gordon I don't like competition 😂😂😂😂 poor Alex 😂😂😂

Sterling effort, boys! Lovely roach, even if a bit short of target size. Like you, I'm 60/40 game /coarse experience, and I'm learning too. One thing I've noticed over a few winters in both stillwaters and rivers is that float fishing as an initial approach will tell you a great deal about the underwater contours of the venue. It's surprising where you can find deep water close in, gullies, holes etc in seemingly featureless water. In summer and early autumn roach can be seen rising all over, especially towards dusk, very well spread out. What I've learnt: As the water cools, they'll select deeper water to occupy, but not necessarily 60 yards out. Watch out for where people feed ducks and swans, they mop up bread that sinks after the commotion dies down. Location is the key, if blanking after 45 mins, try another swim? Don't be too bothered about disturbance on public waters, I've seen a boat plough straight through a shoal in clear water and they reassemble in less than a minute. Last hour of daylight, even in bitter cold, is worth 2 in the middle of the day. If float fishing dot down to a pimple if the waters flat. Those fiddling "non bites" are educated fish, noting the buoyancy of the float and backing off. Likewise finest quiver tip you have if ledgering. In rivers I can get away with 12 or 10 size hooks for breadflake, on stillwaters 14 max. Likewise very fine hooklength! Good luck. I'm also on a big roach mission! Not tried the quivertip yet as I'm a float obsessive but might have to get a decent one! Great video 😂👍

You would pick a saturday morning when one of the busiest parkruns in Scotland is on! 🙂

I do best down there at 5 yards, not 25-50 etc. Feels weird until you start catching a fish a chuck!

Wrong end of the strathy lads,good fish in it though.tight lines