Thanks to John I’ve got back into fishing and my mental and physical health has never been better, up at 4:30am (and that’s a bartenders sleep schedule) only caught an eel but mornings are the best! Thanks John
Crackin'!!! I love the commentary. "2.5, 2.6 (knots) too fast, this won't work." Bang! 2.8 - shakes his head, "No good." Bang! Another enjoyable vid, Sir John.
I always look forward to Sunday evening, and another Fishlocker video, funny, "I can't fish in this tide" wallop over the rod goes, I get the impression you enjoyed this trip John 😎
John there is a lot to say about you. But the only thing I can say is you are the best. God bless you and your family. Your brother younes from Morocco
Hi John , I’m a follower of Pelagic Pursuit and have nicknamed him “The Professor “ as he always explains what he does and why. You should be called “The technician “…. Thank you for the adventures. Chris from Woking
Haha. Mate there’s tons I don’t know. Even more I don’t know I don’t know. But every day is a school day and I am glad that we can share what we know. Take care Scott and have a great week. 😊👍🏻
What a beautiful cuckoo wrasse ... I remember my first one, from North Beach, Greystones ... I had cast to a rock pinnacle/ mound some 30 metres from shore ... It fell to half a sandeel and rag bait ... I have never forgotten how thrilled I was ... Even moreso than my first double figure bass ... Another entertaining video from you, John.
"Spikey spikey very very spikey" 😆 reminds me of the old bran flakes advertisement. Another great video, had no idea about this couch bream species until now, so thank you. Live & learn...
Yay! Another video! I bought one of your Spider Crab Shirts. I can't WAIT to get it!!! Thanks for always entertaining with your fishing skills and Spargo's Kitchen!
Cuckoo wrasse, red gurnard and couch bream all stunning fish. Some lovely condition pollack as well. I’m sure all the above made up for not finding the target species and being hounded by the dogs!
Wow they sure made you work for it that day! Those Dogfish weren't messing around were they! Just the way it goes sometimes haha! Thanks for the content, John!
I've been a deep-sea fishing man for 20 years sine we had kids I've been away for 10 years now I cart whit to get back into thank to you John 🙏 and your vids
Sometimes catching the small species can be so much fun ......bream are great fun we use carp rods or heavy feeder rods on west coast of wales ie cardigan bay ...small hooks flouro line great fun
A really nice difference of species. The red gurnard was a nice size. I caught one of a similar size to yours whilst wreck fishing from Brixham. The guy next to me was going mad. He told me how good eating they were and asked if he could buy it from me. I just gave it to him and told him to enjoy it!😋😋😋
Good Lad John another brilliant vid, your love of your craft and the surrounding area is infectious fella i proper love the stuff you put out mate. Keep em coming please
Some nice fish there John despite the conditions, a good variety. Another helpful video and so entertaining as always. A good nights viewing. Take care & thankyou👏👏
I had the absolute pleasure of being in Cornwall last month (Boscastle, Tintagel, Port Isaac, St. Ives, Land's End) and it was simply stunning. Watching a video like this when I've actually been there takes on a bit of a special meaning - great job as always.
Hi John A class above as always buddy You really had a good day out, Mr seal even waved to you haha, Your enthusiasm is infectious John, it oozes out of ever pore you have, start calling you Jack I think,( British version) Not into the French. Just keep them coming buddy, channel 4 awaits and your fortunes 🤞 Take care, stay safe, regards to Hannah and the youngsters and keep it lit 👍 my friend.
Very enjoyable! Sick up to the gills of watching golf on TV and your channel is such a welcome contrast. Best wishes! "This ain't the plaice to be", very quick!
John you need to put a mirror up by the 📷, watching your rod is giving me and kids stress we are playing a game with my little one shouting " John there is a bite!!!!"it's being at the hippodrome!! Thanks for another great video mate
hi john, i comment on a lot of your videos, love your work, has really helped me out over the past couple of years, really makes me want to give it a go. hope you and the family are well x
Another great session with multiple species. I was shouting at you that your rod was going lol...Missus wondered what I was doing 🙂...Nice to finish off with the pink wonders. (Thought that yacht was going to shout 'Your on my mooring' lol)...All the best and thanks as usual for sharing.
Never fail to deliver a brilliant video, that pollock would have been on my plate 🍽 😀, always appreciate your time making these cheers and all the best marra 😀 👍
Another great one, even if it didn't completely go to plan, better luck next time. Your videos always bring back many happy memories. Way back when I did my sea fishing we didn't have those lures or that strong fine line and mono was more like wire than the supple stuff you have, consequently we had to use much heavier leads and so didn't have the fun you do on your light but strong tackle. Your enthusiasm is a real delight to see. Keep catching those dogfish!
Some stunning fish caught John! The camera can not justify how beautiful the cuckoo wrasse is when your holding one 👌🏻i have a nice short clip on my channel from a boat session
Awesome video again John still cold wind big swell next thing will be weed just have 2 make do watching Fish Locker videos .Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
The tide can be your friend or enemy depends on how and what you're fishing for. Rules of thumb I learn always fish with the wind at your face that way your line doesn't go under the boat. Always nice see you out there, John. keep them coming.
Not the best of conditions as you said but you did still have some fun at the end with the little Bream as you waited to get on the slip. Whatever the situation you always make it interesting & you still give out some interesting tips. Hang in their mate, Don from South Aust.
Great video as always. Loved the seal waving at you when you were talking about him. You need a mirror by your camera so you can see your rods when you are talking. It's amazing how often they knock exactly when you turn away!
Hi John , well a good battle with the tide yielded couple nice pollack mate ,and picture perfect wrasse and gurney!! nuff said bout doggies tho, but the little bream off the mooring were something I never seen before, very cool🐟. As for the plaice, I guess wrong place wrong time 😊. your efforts are appreciated sir 👍🏼👍🏼
It would be awesome to to go fishing with you. I live in Prescott, Arizona though. I went out this morning and I caught three rainbow trout about 2lbs each, and around 3 lbs of crayfish👍
Hi I I have a couple of rods that I bought on your recommendation but to be honest I don’t really still don’t have a clue there seems to be a real Science to this and obviously your knowledge of the sea is a great help With understanding the tides and everything I am old school I love to learn about everything the rods and reels no problem and the line to a degree I do have a fishing rod my dad bought for me when I was 15 and it’s like new only have 60 or61 but I feel sufficient you need to be with someone who can show you the ropes as I believe it’s a very hands-on sport and to catch and cook love your videos carry on the good work 👍
Find other fishermen when you're out and ask questions. You might get the odd grump but most are willing to accommodate. I always ask , "what rig, what bait, what depth?" All the best!
As folks have said in the comments Trevor. Ask questions when you’re out fishing. But make it friendly and light hearted. Most folks I know and have met are always willing to help others. It’s all a learning experience. 😊👍🏻🎣
Place happen to be one if my favourite fish don't cear how small they are I absolutely love them!!! Don't know why but I just do haha but they didn't face dinning with you this time round but I'm sure you will get some next time round. I really enjoyed the bit with you tyed to that mooring. Great entertainment mate. Great video all the best John mate tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
amazing as always, watching your viedoes makes me feel like im on another boat in the action as if im asking questions yet they are already answered what an amazing teacher and fisherman 👍🏻🎣🎣
We get green "Sea Robbins" here in the Northeast of the US. We catch them while trying to fish for summer flounder or Sea Bass. I keep the bigger ones as we catch so many. Interesting looking dog fish too. Very interesting rig you use with a spinner blade and all those beads. Thanks for Sharing.
I've always been an angler and loved fishing but only in freshwater. Saltwater fishing just seemed way too daunting to me but seeing what you do and all of the knowledge you share I went out and bought all the gear I need to start saltwater fishing and im excited! I live in Maine so I know there is great fishing both inshore and offshore, so I just wanted to say thank you! I hope all is well!
Lovely day for fishing...John the Fish-locker... One ☝️of the most informative Fisherman / Naturalist in the UK. Keep them coming ..both Fishing off the Boat and underwater insights by the Rocks . Such a great channel that a lot of education goes on behind the scenes ...to give us all an insight to life below the waves 🌊 in the UK 🇬🇧...👍👍👍
I guess there's no plaice like home, eh? XD Those pollocks were a lovely start to the day, but oi! How the heck are we supposed to tell you you've got a fish on through the screen? ;) XD XD XD
You should make a range of merchandise with the phrase "They're absolutely covered in spines!" since this seems to be a bit of a catchphrase for you! Don't know how many times I've heard you say that!! LOL
Love the channel, great content. That bottom rig is quite the sight for what im used to. 32 beads in alternating colors, multiple blades and then you still tip it with huge worms and cut bait? Clearly it works but i gotta think theres an easier way to do that. You've got different names for everything but on this side its called a hi/lo rig. Loop on the bottom for a weight, two dropper loops one 6-8" above the weight and another 8-12" above that. Slip on some hooks and tip with bait. A 3 way rig would most likely work too. Not bashing your setup just thought id throw out some ideas for a few rigs that are cheaper/quicker to tie. Stay safe and catch em up. Always look forward to the next vid.
Have you ever shown what a rag worm looks like? I often wonder how our baits compare. My favorite is fishing with lures, trolling at twilight. We aim for pickerel aka walleye. We also use leeches, dew worms, even corn kernels.
Nice vid as usual John. Catching Couch bream in what must be one of the loveliest settings in the UK. Nice that you’ve got the Healey family’s boat next to you! Look it up on TH-cam “Mulder Healey”
Hey buddy, I found you from one of Haze’s vids. I’ll be honest, I’ve not fished since I was a kid with my dad but I’ve watched a few of your videos now and I find myself getting a reel interest for it 😆( sorry for the pun!lol) I’d like to learn more so going to start watching your shore fishing playlist…that’s before you mentioned sharks! Ive gotta find that one first 😎 atb mate, Ant
Haze is a good lad isn't he. We have a lot of videos aimed at the angling beginners so I hope you find them helpful. But also for the thrill seekers the shark fishing, the deeps ea wrecking and even the TUNA vid will be worth a watch.
Thanks to John I’ve got back into fishing and my mental and physical health has never been better, up at 4:30am (and that’s a bartenders sleep schedule) only caught an eel but mornings are the best! Thanks John
That’s fantastic to hear Lloyd, it does wonders for your well-being doesn’t it. Good on you for getting out and having a crack. 👍🏻🎣
Thanks John! Tight lines.
@@lloydbrown1988 I'm glad I'm not the only one ! He's a good man isn't he.
Good luck
Crackin'!!! I love the commentary. "2.5, 2.6 (knots) too fast, this won't work." Bang! 2.8 - shakes his head, "No good." Bang! Another enjoyable vid, Sir John.
A fat seal is sign of a thriving ecosystem! He looked so content! Great video mate 👍🏼
roll on the summer as we get more videos from john.
I actually spotted you recently moored up in front of our house on the Penryn River filming this episode. Fantastic stuff! Thank you.
Haha. Small world isn’t it.
I always look forward to Sunday evening, and another Fishlocker video, funny, "I can't fish in this tide" wallop over the rod goes, I get the impression you enjoyed this trip John 😎
There’s always an exception to prove the rule. 🤣
John Allen hahaha yea I was thinking the sane as you with the "I can't fish thus tide "🤣🤣
Loads if them beautiful little couches in out local estuaries at the moment John......Great sign for the future ...
John there is a lot to say about you. But the only thing I can say is you are the best. God bless you and your family.
Your brother younes from Morocco
Hahaha... That seal just waved at you as if to say "Hi John, how's the fishing?"
Love the colours of the cuckoo wrasse... Thanks for the upload John
I thought it was hilarious when the seal waved at me. 🤣🦭
Great video again thank you John. Some nice species and the troublesome doggies again!! Take care mate, all the best. Graham 🐟🐟🐟🐠🎣🎣🎣
Good morning, greetings from New York. Enjoy the day!
Hi John ,
I’m a follower of Pelagic Pursuit and have nicknamed him “The Professor “ as he always explains what he does and why.
You should be called “The technician “….
Thank you for the adventures.
Chris from Woking
I sure get a chuckle when you tell us to watch your rod for you!! 😂
🤣🎣
John you are the nicest most helpful person iv ever met what you don’t know isn’t worth knowing in my eyes 👍🏻🎣
Haha. Mate there’s tons I don’t know. Even more I don’t know I don’t know. But every day is a school day and I am glad that we can share what we know. Take care Scott and have a great week. 😊👍🏻
JUST FANTASTIC,,,, WELL DONE 👍,,, GREAT CHANNEL…. FRESH,,, REAL,,, AND INFORMATIVE…… SUPER TIPS AND TRICKS…
Thank you very much. 😊🎣
Thank you John, there’s a lot of work gone into that film 💪
Glad you enjoyed it 🎣👍🏻
What a beautiful cuckoo wrasse ... I remember my first one, from North Beach, Greystones ... I had cast to a rock pinnacle/ mound some 30 metres from shore ... It fell to half a sandeel and rag bait ... I have never forgotten how thrilled I was ... Even moreso than my first double figure bass ...
Another entertaining video from you, John.
They are wonderful looking fish aren’t they. 😍
"Spikey spikey very very spikey" 😆 reminds me of the old bran flakes advertisement.
Another great video, had no idea about this couch bream species until now, so thank you. Live & learn...
Omg when you pulled up that starfish. That was hilarious!!
He could have at least worn pants!! 😳🤣
Yay! Another video! I bought one of your Spider Crab Shirts. I can't WAIT to get it!!! Thanks for always entertaining with your fishing skills and Spargo's Kitchen!
I think this is one of the clearest videos I've seen - it's amazing clarity.
It was spectacular 😊
I love watching your vidz, its like being on your boat next to you, so enjoyable.
That is how I hope it feels. 😊👍🏻
Discovered your vids a couple of days ago.I can't stop watching n learning from them. So informative with the bonus of an easy on the ear accent.
You always catch the nicest Pollack, I’m jealous being from Florida. No cold water fish here.
Cuckoo wrasse, red gurnard and couch bream all stunning fish. Some lovely condition pollack as well. I’m sure all the above made up for not finding the target species and being hounded by the dogs!
Wow they sure made you work for it that day! Those Dogfish weren't messing around were they! Just the way it goes sometimes haha! Thanks for the content, John!
Can really see in this video how much you love the sport.like a kid at Xmas with those bream 🤣👍
This is my passion. I just love it.
I've been a deep-sea fishing man for 20 years sine we had kids I've been away for 10 years now I cart whit to get back into thank to you John 🙏 and your vids
Sometimes catching the small species can be so much fun ......bream are great fun we use carp rods or heavy feeder rods on west coast of wales ie cardigan bay ...small hooks flouro line great fun
Thanks John, lovely Wrasse & Bream. Can't wait for my Holiday in Cornwall to get some rock & beach fishing in, thanks again for all your tips👍😃
Thank you John, Falmouth is where I caught my first ling & a shark, regards to the family. 👍👍👍
Nice place isn’t it.
A really nice difference of species. The red gurnard was a nice size. I caught one of a similar size to yours whilst wreck fishing from Brixham. The guy next to me was going mad. He told me how good eating they were and asked if he could buy it from me. I just gave it to him and told him to enjoy it!😋😋😋
Good Lad John another brilliant vid, your love of your craft and the surrounding area is infectious fella i proper love the stuff you put out mate. Keep em coming please
That is it. I’m just sharing what I love doing. 😊🎣💙
Some nice fish there John despite the conditions, a good variety. Another helpful video and so entertaining as always. A good nights viewing. Take care & thankyou👏👏
Aye mate, just not the Plaice I was after. 🤷🏻♂️ Better luck next time. 😉
I had the absolute pleasure of being in Cornwall last month (Boscastle, Tintagel, Port Isaac, St. Ives, Land's End) and it was simply stunning. Watching a video like this when I've actually been there takes on a bit of a special meaning - great job as always.
Wonderful place isn’t it. 😊🎣
@@TheFishLocker Incredible. I already want to get more spiced apple fudge from that shop in St. Ives 🥰
Hi John
A class above as always buddy
You really had a good day out, Mr seal even waved to you haha,
Your enthusiasm is infectious John, it oozes out of ever pore you have, start calling you Jack I think,( British version)
Not into the French.
Just keep them coming buddy, channel 4 awaits and your fortunes 🤞
Take care, stay safe, regards to Hannah and the youngsters and keep it lit 👍 my friend.
Very enjoyable! Sick up to the gills of watching golf on TV and your channel is such a welcome contrast. Best wishes! "This ain't the plaice to be", very quick!
Fantastic upload John, never disappointed. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk. Tight lines. 👍
Thanks Mick. Take care bud. 👍🏻🎣
You make me so happy when you are fishing.
Thank you
Love those Cuckoo Wrasse, such a pretty fish!
John you need to put a mirror up by the 📷, watching your rod is giving me and kids stress we are playing a game with my little one shouting " John there is a bite!!!!"it's being at the hippodrome!! Thanks for another great video mate
hi john, i comment on a lot of your videos, love your work, has really helped me out over the past couple of years, really makes me want to give it a go. hope you and the family are well x
Go for it! All the best!
Get out there and give it a go. All the best 🎣👍🏻
Today's episode has been educational. So much to learn that I have to watch this twice.
🐟🐠🐡
I am glad you thought so. 😊👍🏻
A lovely solid pollock try saying that fast after a few drinks. Great video
Haha at 13:36 I was watching that rod get a good bite. I almost yelled ‘Turn around!!!’ Lol
Haha 😂
@@TheFishLocker funny enough it happened again later in the video.
Cracking variety of species john....even the dogs
Another great session with multiple species. I was shouting at you that your rod was going lol...Missus wondered what I was doing 🙂...Nice to finish off with the pink wonders. (Thought that yacht was going to shout 'Your on my mooring' lol)...All the best and thanks as usual for sharing.
Haha. Yeah I managed to sneak out a couple of piglets at the end. 😉👍🏻
Never fail to deliver a brilliant video, that pollock would have been on my plate 🍽 😀, always appreciate your time making these cheers and all the best marra 😀 👍
My pleasure mate. 😊👍🏻
Another great one, even if it didn't completely go to plan, better luck next time. Your videos always bring back many happy memories. Way back when I did my sea fishing we didn't have those lures or that strong fine line and mono was more like wire than the supple stuff you have, consequently we had to use much heavier leads and so didn't have the fun you do on your light but strong tackle. Your enthusiasm is a real delight to see. Keep catching those dogfish!
I am glad that you enjoy the videos Tony. It is my pleasure to share them with you. 😊🎣
Some stunning fish caught John! The camera can not justify how beautiful the cuckoo wrasse is when your holding one 👌🏻i have a nice short clip on my channel from a boat session
Awesome video again John still cold wind big swell next thing will be weed just have 2 make do watching Fish Locker videos .Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
Thanks Nick, take care bud. 👍🏻
The tide can be your friend or enemy depends on how and what you're fishing for. Rules of thumb I learn always fish with the wind at your face that way your line doesn't go under the boat. Always nice see you out there, John. keep them coming.
I was shouting at you John when the rod bent haha
Not the best of conditions as you said but you did still have some fun at the end with the little Bream as you waited to get on the slip. Whatever the situation you always make it interesting & you still give out some interesting tips. Hang in their mate, Don from South Aust.
There is always something to be thankful for.
Great video as always. Loved the seal waving at you when you were talking about him. You need a mirror by your camera so you can see your rods when you are talking. It's amazing how often they knock exactly when you turn away!
That seal made me laugh. 🤣
Another good one John! Those little Bream are sweet! On TH-cam catch-up, have sent you an email. Tight lines, stay safe & well, Dave. 🎣🎣👍👍
Another Sanity Saving Sunday Session, some excellent fish and some top tips I will make use of, thanks for sharing John 👍🎣
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it 🎣👍🏻
Grew video john. Thank you. And what beautiful fish!!!
Fantastic work - Love your videos greetings from the Netherlands where u are have a lot of fans
Greetings Mic.
Hi John , well a good battle with the tide yielded couple nice pollack mate ,and picture perfect wrasse and gurney!! nuff said bout doggies tho, but the little bream off the mooring were something I never seen before, very cool🐟. As for the plaice, I guess wrong place wrong time 😊. your efforts are appreciated sir 👍🏼👍🏼
Stunning as always, John.
Glad you enjoyed the video. 😊
It puts a smile on my face to see your channel succeed 😊😊
It would be awesome to to go fishing with you. I live in Prescott, Arizona though. I went out this morning and I caught three rainbow trout about 2lbs each, and around 3 lbs of crayfish👍
Hi I I have a couple of rods that I bought on your recommendation but to be honest I don’t really still don’t have a clue there seems to be a real Science to this and obviously your knowledge of the sea is a great help With understanding the tides and everything I am old school I love to learn about everything the rods and reels no problem and the line to a degree I do have a fishing rod my dad bought for me when I was 15 and it’s like new only have 60 or61 but I feel sufficient you need to be with someone who can show you the ropes as I believe it’s a very hands-on sport and to catch and cook love your videos carry on the good work 👍
Find other fishermen when you're out and ask questions. You might get the odd grump but most are willing to accommodate. I always ask , "what rig, what bait, what depth?"
All the best!
As folks have said in the comments Trevor. Ask questions when you’re out fishing. But make it friendly and light hearted. Most folks I know and have met are always willing to help others. It’s all a learning experience. 😊👍🏻🎣
@@TheFishLocker thanks all best 👍
I look forward to a new video from you all week long. I learn so much about the sea and the life in the sea.. you’re a great mentor.. Thanks
Fantastic work - Love your videos and the slice of your life that you share is precious! Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊 🎣
Thank you John it was one of those days.
Your videos of life in Cornwall are fabulous.
Glad you enjoy them. 😊👍🏻
Hey dude, epic video as always. At 5min 24 secs, something jumps behind you, did anyone else spot this or any idea what it was?
Absolutely brilliant stuff John 👏 👌
Another good watch thanks
My pleasure. 😊👍🏻
BLESSINGS from across the pond m8 is a pleasure to watch your videos
Thank you 🙏🏼
Very welcome God Bless
Place happen to be one if my favourite fish don't cear how small they are I absolutely love them!!! Don't know why but I just do haha but they didn't face dinning with you this time round but I'm sure you will get some next time round. I really enjoyed the bit with you tyed to that mooring. Great entertainment mate. Great video all the best John mate tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
You win some you lose some. 🤷🏻♂️😊
@@TheFishLocker thats the way it goes. Some times I feel if it was esey it wouldn't be that enjoyable mate. 🎣🎣
amazing as always, watching your viedoes makes me feel like im on another boat in the action as if im asking questions yet they are already answered what an amazing teacher and fisherman 👍🏻🎣🎣
Thank you Ryan. 😊👍🏻🎣
Learnt loads from you mate.. love the wee head nod you give the fish when you put them back lol. Awesome video as always ;)
Thanks very much. Glad you’re finding the content helpful 🎣👌🏼
We get green "Sea Robbins" here in the Northeast of the US. We catch them while trying to fish for summer flounder or Sea Bass. I keep the bigger ones as we catch so many. Interesting looking dog fish too. Very interesting rig you use with a spinner blade and all those beads. Thanks for Sharing.
👍 👍 Up John.... Del..
You always have great videos. The fish you catch look amazing. Really like when you search the shore when the tides are out.
I've always been an angler and loved fishing but only in freshwater. Saltwater fishing just seemed way too daunting to me but seeing what you do and all of the knowledge you share I went out and bought all the gear I need to start saltwater fishing and im excited! I live in Maine so I know there is great fishing both inshore and offshore, so I just wanted to say thank you! I hope all is well!
Good luck and enjoy!
Lovely day for fishing...John the Fish-locker... One ☝️of the most informative Fisherman / Naturalist in the UK. Keep them coming ..both Fishing off the Boat and underwater insights by the Rocks . Such a great channel that a lot of education goes on behind the scenes ...to give us all an insight to life below the waves 🌊 in the UK 🇬🇧...👍👍👍
Thank you. I am glad that you enjoy the variation of content.
I guess there's no plaice like home, eh? XD Those pollocks were a lovely start to the day, but oi! How the heck are we supposed to tell you you've got a fish on through the screen? ;) XD XD XD
Nothing like a hard diving pollack to get the blood pumping. 🤣👍🏻
😭😭😭😆😆😆😆 You know what you did, you jinxed yourself when you said that's all I'm gonna get now.
That was another great video.
Superb. I’d have enjoyed catching those bream.. looked a great little setting. Nice one. 👍
It was a great little session 🎣 👍🏻
Fantastic mate 👏
You should make a range of merchandise with the phrase "They're absolutely covered in spines!" since this seems to be a bit of a catchphrase for you! Don't know how many times I've heard you say that!! LOL
Everything I seen to find lately is spikey and covered in spines. 🤣
Great video mate really enjoyed ! Thank you
Ey up John lad, another great video, I met you in the car park (sunday) I hope you caught your target 👍
Now then mate, small world isn’t it. 😉
Love the channel, great content. That bottom rig is quite the sight for what im used to. 32 beads in alternating colors, multiple blades and then you still tip it with huge worms and cut bait? Clearly it works but i gotta think theres an easier way to do that. You've got different names for everything but on this side its called a hi/lo rig. Loop on the bottom for a weight, two dropper loops one 6-8" above the weight and another 8-12" above that. Slip on some hooks and tip with bait. A 3 way rig would most likely work too. Not bashing your setup just thought id throw out some ideas for a few rigs that are cheaper/quicker to tie. Stay safe and catch em up. Always look forward to the next vid.
I have travelled the world over and the rigs don’t really change do they. Just their names. 😉🤣
👍 beautiful morning indeed
Have you ever shown what a rag worm looks like? I often wonder how our baits compare. My favorite is fishing with lures, trolling at twilight. We aim for pickerel aka walleye. We also use leeches, dew worms, even corn kernels.
In many of our earlier videos I spent a lot of time discussing baits. 👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker I will get to looking those up! Too bad I have to spend so much time doing rotten things like working house work!!😄
What a pretty little fish
another cracking video :) im heading down from Glasgow to Scarborough tomorrow for 4 days of fishing :D cant wait to see what i can catch!
Good luck 🤞🏼
Nice vid as usual John. Catching Couch bream in what must be one of the loveliest settings in the UK. Nice that you’ve got the Healey family’s boat next to you! Look it up on TH-cam “Mulder Healey”
Nice little trip out john fighting the elements of wind and tide but still some nice fish and whats a trip out with a doggie or 10 :-0 #tightlines
Dogfish magnet.
Beautiful day!!
No reply needed, I said no comments, so very short this was stunning.
😉👍🏻
Great variety and content thanks
Thanks very much 🎣👍🏻
Hey buddy, I found you from one of Haze’s vids. I’ll be honest, I’ve not fished since I was a kid with my dad but I’ve watched a few of your videos now and I find myself getting a reel interest for it 😆( sorry for the pun!lol) I’d like to learn more so going to start watching your shore fishing playlist…that’s before you mentioned sharks! Ive gotta find that one first 😎 atb mate, Ant
Haze is a good lad isn't he. We have a lot of videos aimed at the angling beginners so I hope you find them helpful. But also for the thrill seekers the shark fishing, the deeps ea wrecking and even the TUNA vid will be worth a watch.
Large surface splash in background ion LHS of frame at approximately 5:25 looked interesting. Was there dolphins or porpoises about?
May have been the massive seal!
It was a Great white shark.
@@TheFishLocker get the heavy gear out, dogfish for groundbait!
Brilliant video👍👍👍
Thank you.