Again Luke a very enjoyable video with some good knowledge and info, hope you do more of this type of video, thanks for sharing your passion. Look forward to your next one. 👍
Good that the respect for Nature. There was less of that when nine boats trawled two ten ft frames each, they would cover a considerable area, over fished. I trawled with one ten ft frame. And in 1985 it was a part time living for me for a couple of years, I made about 18 quid a tide, which was a good contribution to my living expenses, and I would go about four tide a week, whilst running a studio pottery and paint pictures, some gardening and develop my career as a pianist, it was a full life.
This was a fun video. Even on the coast of British Columbia we get Pipefish in the Eel Grass beds. They are very green to fit in with the eel Grass. Always fun finding them.
To get the angle of the mainline correct, we would count on six feet, a fathom for every foot of water you are in.....so, six feet of water - 36 ft of rope. This then ensures the angle of the bottom frame is efficiently scrapping the seabed.
Nice video. I only found out you can catch enough of these to make them worth fishing for. I'm going to give it a go as soon as I'm back out on the boat. What size is the mesh on the net and where do you get it from? Cheers. Nikki
Thanks mate, nice to hear you're going to give it a go, not sure off the top of my head but when I'm home I'll measure the mesh for you and get back to you :)
I love prawns and brown shrimps. Prawns are easy to peel, but brown shrimps, being so much smaller, are quite a challenge. They are also very expensive. I get them occasionally from the weekly fish van in Holbeach, Lincolnshire. The chap also sells them ready peeled, but these are even more expensive. Your video was very interesting, but it looks very labour intensive, unless one is doing it as a hobby. The only thing missing was boiling the catch and trying one or two. Okay, right now I'm getting a taste for some prawns, so I'm going fishing in my freezer for a bag of shell-on prawns from Tesco. I hate the water, so you wouldn't catch me out on a boat unless it's at least the size of a cross-channel ferry. Take care!
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I love any tricks you can give me
@Kamden Reyansh thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Hi just wanted to say I am in the middle of making a shrimp trawl and have copied yours (hope you haven't got a patent on it) I can't wait to give it go cheers for the idea ⚓
Any time of the year is fine, you'll pick up shrimps all year round but the bycatch will change which can be interesting. As for the license none is required around here however if you're quite far away things may be different so you might have to do a bit of research.
Love the narrative and good to see how you take care of what you don't need. Happy daze!
Love the Barney on the pole.
Again Luke a very enjoyable video with some good knowledge and info, hope you do more of this type of video, thanks for sharing your passion. Look forward to your next one. 👍
Thanks very much! glad you enjoyed this one as its a bit different :) can't wait to post the next one
Good that the respect for Nature. There was less of that when nine boats trawled two ten ft frames each, they would cover a considerable area, over fished. I trawled with one ten ft frame. And in 1985 it was a part time living for me for a couple of years, I made about 18 quid a tide, which was a good contribution to my living expenses, and I would go about four tide a week, whilst running a studio pottery and paint pictures, some gardening and develop my career as a pianist, it was a full life.
Don't think I'm gonna ever be able to use this information but still that was pretttty cool.
No worries mate, glad you enjoyed it anyhow :)
Enjoyed this video, caught plenty of brown shrimp with a push net, going to have to try to make one to tow now iv seen this. Thanks for posting.
Ah glad you liked it mate :) Thanks for the comment 👍
This was a fun video. Even on the coast of British Columbia we get Pipefish in the Eel Grass beds. They are very green to fit in with the eel Grass. Always fun finding them.
Good for disabled fishermen I thought I would never be able to do push netting but now I am looking forward to shrimp Omelette so thank you.
Lovely vid thanks and take care out there.
Thanks mate appreciate you watching :)
good video . i like this content
To get the angle of the mainline correct, we would count on six feet, a fathom for every foot of water you are in.....so, six feet of water - 36 ft of rope. This then ensures the angle of the bottom frame is efficiently scrapping the seabed.
Hiya, great video i just wondered if you know where I can purchase a riddle for brown shrimp?
I enjoyed that, can you give some more information about the net mesh? Size of holes and how long etc...
Cheers.
Yes mate as soon as I'm back at home I'll get some mesh size measurements for you :)
Very interesting and informative
Thankyou :)
Cracking videos strange looking fish that pipe fish good to see there are still place and Dover Saul in are river mouth 👍✌️
Thanks mate appreciate you watching, yeah all sorts of unusual things turn up in that estuary haha.
Nice video. I only found out you can catch enough of these to make them worth fishing for.
I'm going to give it a go as soon as I'm back out on the boat.
What size is the mesh on the net and where do you get it from?
Cheers. Nikki
Thanks mate, nice to hear you're going to give it a go, not sure off the top of my head but when I'm home I'll measure the mesh for you and get back to you :)
@@fishingandherping7681 yeah that would be great. Ta
I love prawns and brown shrimps. Prawns are easy to peel, but brown shrimps, being so much smaller, are quite a challenge. They are also very expensive. I get them occasionally from the weekly fish van in Holbeach, Lincolnshire. The chap also sells them ready peeled, but these are even more expensive.
Your video was very interesting, but it looks very labour intensive, unless one is doing it as a hobby. The only thing missing was boiling the catch and trying one or two. Okay, right now I'm getting a taste for some prawns, so I'm going fishing in my freezer for a bag of shell-on prawns from Tesco. I hate the water, so you wouldn't catch me out on a boat unless it's at least the size of a cross-channel ferry. Take care!
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb lost the password. I love any tricks you can give me
@Khalid Gregory Instablaster ;)
@Kamden Reyansh thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Kamden Reyansh it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out :D
@Khalid Gregory No problem xD
Hi just wanted to say I am in the middle of making a shrimp trawl and have copied yours (hope you haven't got a patent on it) I can't wait to give it go cheers for the idea ⚓
Ah that's great to hear mate, don't worry I won't be sueing haha, no patent, good luck and I hope t works for you :)
2021
Great video.
Well done.
Where are you fishing please.
I hope that you get a lot of
Subs.
And
Likes
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks mate appreciate that! I am fishing in the River Ribble estuary :)
The lines which connect the frame to the mainline are called sponds.🙂
Thanks 😊
Can we push net anytime of the year and do you need a license??
Any time of the year is fine, you'll pick up shrimps all year round but the bycatch will change which can be interesting. As for the license none is required around here however if you're quite far away things may be different so you might have to do a bit of research.
You need a permit licence ? I'm morecambe bay atm
No permit required as far as I know but not sure about morcambe so may be worth getting in touch with ifca on that one
Weaver bit me in the night on a couple of occasions, hand goes numb, unpleasant.
You didn't catch enough to make a sandwich, guess you'll starve for today.