New subscriber to your channel, really enjoy it and learning a lot from you. The only chance I get now for decent fishing is holidays in Devon. I must get over to you sometime and book a trip. Love to see the fish go back. 👍
Thanks very much Jay. I’m glad that you found them to be useful. I’m trying to make a few more, more regularly. Hopefully see you aboard Sea Urchin for a day out in the future. Best Regards Andy
Good to see you back on the water and creating some content, have always enjoyed your videos. I like shad fishing along with slow pitch jigging sadly the weather has stopped me getting out much all through June maybe only five times and then we have been plagued with haddock, legal size but no meat on them which has made the cod fishing very poor, hopefully they will have moved off when I am back home in August and the weather gets better. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the kind words Brian. The ground fishing hasn't been great this year so far has it. There are certainly still a lot of small Haddock on the ground. I would like to think that by August some of the better stamp fish will have returned once again. Best regards, Andy 👍
Andy i watched all your previous vids but thought you had thrown the towel in , loved this vidio keep them coming you could get a great following on you tube if you keep to the straight talk not BS like some of the others . People want to see straight talk rather than BS honesty always wins ,.
I love making the videos and have loads of different things I want to try. The hard part is finding time to go and film. Weather and Charters always seem to get in the way! 😂 Thanks for taking the time to comment. Best Regards, Andy
Now mate im kinda new to all this sea fishing stuff as sold all my carp gear ans taking up sea fishing now i went out last friday with sea otter 2 i think and safe to say wasnt very pleasant experience if im honest.. but ive been watching nearly all your videos now. Wow big shout out to you mate for the in-depth information you give.. ive noticed you use a multi coloured braid i think on one of your videos please can you tell me where you got it from as seems to be alot of fakes about.. would really appreciate it.. and csnt wait to book on with you once all my new stuff arrives 😊
Hi Nathaniel. Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad that you found the videos useful. The braid I use for wrecking is 60lb Spectra. It’s nice and robust. It’s not the thinnest diameter, but you’re not casting with it, so it’s absolutely fine. You can get Daiwa J Braid multi coloured for around £30 or the Spectra multi coloured for much less www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351973664036 Regards Andy
Lovely to see you back on video. Great to see some blue sky in the background. How are the water temps doing off Whitby at the moment? Getting a SIB this year to do plenty of close in fishing. Nice to learn from chaps like yourself. Tight lines for the summer.
Excellent video where you been thought you fell off the earth I watch a million videos and rate your stuff so highly I used to chase the big fish but through ill health have scaled back and this is my way of fishing now nothing more than 100grams now if you get the chance could you do something on the light slow jigging micro jigging tai rubbers etc it’s such a enjoyable way to fish
Thanks very much Kevin. I've really struggled to get out and film anything with the poor weather. We've had the worst winter we can remember for rubbish weather. This year alone I've already had to cancel over 120 days, so when the weather is good, I need to be out earning some wages. When there is a window with the right conditions, I love to go out and film. Hopefully I'll get out a few more times this year. I'm enjoying fishing successively with lighter and lighter tackle. it's just fantastic fun. Once I've honed my skills a bit more, I'll have a go with the Slow Jigging and Micro Jigs. All the best, Andy
Thanks for taking the time to reply Andy things are getting harder for the likes of yourself with the charter business they are like local pubs vanishing every week there has been several from Hartlepool and only 3 remaining from Sunderland where I fish from
@@kevinmccourt651I know what you’re saying Kevin. I’m a positive person and always try and make the trips on Sea Urchin a good experience, irrespective of how much we catch. I think a lot of the “Freezer Fillers” are not coming so often now, which for me is great, because the majority of the anglers who come aboard now, come for a day’s fishing out at sea and catching is viewed as a bonus. If they happen to get a box full, fantastic….but that’s not their primary reason for coming. They enjoy the day for what it is. Those are the anglers that I find are still coming regularly and they’re fantastic company. 👍
Hi ,great video, i just wanted to ask somthing that has confused me, the rod is 14 - 40g but the weights are 3, 4 or 5 oz .I've bought an excel sib and going to try rough ground where I live but the weights plus jig are roughly 120 -150 g how can the rod cope when it states 14 to 40g ? I don't want to break a rod . Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you found it useful. Every rod blank is different; some have faster tapers than others etc. But to answer the question, the 14-40g rating on this Lure rod is the “casting weight” parameters. When fishing from the boat you are just lowering or flicking a short distance with this style of fishing, so there is no compromise. I’ve fished this setup in 50m of water and 6oz is definitely the most I would use. After that the Rod wasn’t as responsive and couldn’t move the lure. Regards, Andy
I love this video mate learned a lot from watching it a few times but my question is as the water will start to get a dirty colour.. shads will become not very good but instead of a shad on the end could a dead bait fish be used with a big hook through the chin and out the top of the head but same tactics just with an actual dead fish
Another informative session Andy! Just one question, Ive have just bought a 10-50g lure rod, but I did notice you were using your lighter rod out of the 2, but with a 4oz lead ? I know you were not casting as such, but its a lump compaired to a 30g lure! Regards Andy
Hi Andy. The 10-50g rod is an HTO Lure Game and has a more progressive action than the Saltist rod you see me use. As you said, the rods are rated for casting weight. I’ve found that I can work both rods with leads of up to 6oz no problem at all as there isn’t any casting involved. Just a short flick uptide sometimes if the wind is blowing. Of the two rods, I prefer the Saltist for this type of work and even working a 6oz lead, it doesn’t feel overloaded. 👍
Thanks very much. I like to use the Termalinks from Trident Tackle. I’m not sponsored, but really like the clip and the way it protects the knot. Regards, Andy
Great stuff. Been out on my small sib but might have to get on one of your trips sometime. Is it generally a bit sketchy directly outside the harbour and then settles as you move away, if conditions are good? I turned around and came back in the other day as it was a bit beyond my comfort levels and 6hp outboard, even though generally sea seemed ok up at Sandsend.
Thanks. The water is shallow outside of the harbour on the Rock Top at Whitby, which is where you see the waves breaking sometimes. It depends entirely on which direction the wind and tide are, as well as how much swell there is as to whether Sandsend is ok. Generally a wind which is off land will afford you some shelter at Sandsend. In a small SIB, it wants to be fairly flat. We had the Whitby Lifeboat out to two idiots fishing in a SIB on the five mile ground in thick fog with Northerly winds and swell yesterday. Despite the advice of the RNLI, they thought they were ok and knew better, so stayed out there. As you probably know, sea conditions can change in minutes. Be safe and happy fishing. Regards, Andy
Hi Jamie. I take ten anglers out every day that the weather allows. When I get an opportunity to do a bit of filming it’s usually a day where I’ve had to cancel but there’s a weather window available 👍
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Great video good advice you know what your doing great sport fishooowwwna
Thanks very much for the kind words. Best Regards, Andy
Good to see so many juvenile fish. Shows healthy areas. I am no big fish hunter, I just enjoy fishing.
It’s encouraging Ian. Hopefully it continues for years to come 👍
Top Channel 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Krystian 👍
New subscriber to your channel, really enjoy it and learning a lot from you. The only chance I get now for decent fishing is holidays in Devon. I must get over to you sometime and book a trip. Love to see the fish go back. 👍
Thanks very much Jay. I’m glad that you found them to be useful. I’m trying to make a few more, more regularly. Hopefully see you aboard Sea Urchin for a day out in the future.
Best Regards
Andy
Superb video Andy, hopefully we will have a go on Sunday.
Thanks very much. Forecast is looking ok at the moment....fingers crossed it holds 👍
Nice to see good clean codling over the rough grounds. Great fun on light gear. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much. It’s brilliant fun on light tackle. 👍
Nice one Andy, beautiful evening and nice to see the water has cleared out more inside for the lures. Hopefully see you Saturday 🤞.
Cheers Tony. Hopefully the better stamp fish won’t be too long before they arrive 🤞👍
Great entertainment, nice to see both sides of the coin. Thx for taking the time to produce the video.
Thanks for the kind words Barry 👍
About time Andy! Really missed your fabulous videos. You got me into sea fishing and I'm relly enjoying it.
Thanks very much Ray. I'm glad that you found it useful and enjoyed it. Best regards, Andy
Great video Andy. Can't wait to get back out with you again. All the best, Steve.
Thanks Steve, much appreciated. Hopefully see you back aboard soon. All the best, Andy
Another fantastic video Andy , thank you for the content
Thanks very much Adam. I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Much appreciated. Best Regards, Andy
That looks great fun Andy cracking video 👍🎣
Thanks very much Sean. Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Best Regards, Andy
Good to see you back on the water and creating some content, have always enjoyed your videos. I like shad fishing along with slow pitch jigging sadly the weather has stopped me getting out much all through June maybe only five times and then we have been plagued with haddock, legal size but no meat on them which has made the cod fishing very poor, hopefully they will have moved off when I am back home in August and the weather gets better. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the kind words Brian. The ground fishing hasn't been great this year so far has it. There are certainly still a lot of small Haddock on the ground. I would like to think that by August some of the better stamp fish will have returned once again. Best regards, Andy 👍
Thanks for the video mate i am English and watching from Australia cheers.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Many Thanks, Andy
About time lol been waiting on some content 👍🏻
I'd love to do it all the time, but with losing so many days to the weather, I have to get out on Charter Days when I can. 👍
@@whitbywreckandreeffishing I appreciate that hard going this year hopefully get a cracking few weeks soon 🤞🏻
Great video, I could do that all day long I reckon. They all feel big on light gear. Cheers
Thank you for the kind words. Light tackle fishing is fantastic and something that I hope more people will take up. 👍
Andy i watched all your previous vids but thought you had thrown the towel in , loved this vidio keep them coming you could get a great following on you tube if you keep to the straight talk not BS like some of the others . People want to see straight talk rather than BS honesty always wins ,.
I love making the videos and have loads of different things I want to try. The hard part is finding time to go and film. Weather and Charters always seem to get in the way! 😂
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Best Regards, Andy
Now mate im kinda new to all this sea fishing stuff as sold all my carp gear ans taking up sea fishing now i went out last friday with sea otter 2 i think and safe to say wasnt very pleasant experience if im honest.. but ive been watching nearly all your videos now. Wow big shout out to you mate for the in-depth information you give.. ive noticed you use a multi coloured braid i think on one of your videos please can you tell me where you got it from as seems to be alot of fakes about.. would really appreciate it.. and csnt wait to book on with you once all my new stuff arrives 😊
Hi Nathaniel. Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad that you found the videos useful.
The braid I use for wrecking is 60lb Spectra. It’s nice and robust. It’s not the thinnest diameter, but you’re not casting with it, so it’s absolutely fine.
You can get Daiwa J Braid multi coloured for around £30 or the Spectra multi coloured for much less www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351973664036
Regards
Andy
Proper skipper
Thanks you 👊
Lovely to see you back on video. Great to see some blue sky in the background.
How are the water temps doing off Whitby at the moment?
Getting a SIB this year to do plenty of close in fishing. Nice to learn from chaps like yourself.
Tight lines for the summer.
Thanks for the kind words. Water temps are currently around 13.5 degrees. I’m sure you’ll have a great time on the SIB when you get out. Regards, Andy
Nice Codling
Excellent video where you been thought you fell off the earth I watch a million videos and rate your stuff so highly I used to chase the big fish but through ill health have scaled back and this is my way of fishing now nothing more than 100grams now if you get the chance could you do something on the light slow jigging micro jigging tai rubbers etc it’s such a enjoyable way to fish
Thanks very much Kevin. I've really struggled to get out and film anything with the poor weather. We've had the worst winter we can remember for rubbish weather. This year alone I've already had to cancel over 120 days, so when the weather is good, I need to be out earning some wages.
When there is a window with the right conditions, I love to go out and film. Hopefully I'll get out a few more times this year. I'm enjoying fishing successively with lighter and lighter tackle. it's just fantastic fun. Once I've honed my skills a bit more, I'll have a go with the Slow Jigging and Micro Jigs.
All the best, Andy
Thanks for taking the time to reply Andy things are getting harder for the likes of yourself with the charter business they are like local pubs vanishing every week there has been several from Hartlepool and only 3 remaining from Sunderland where I fish from
@@kevinmccourt651I know what you’re saying Kevin. I’m a positive person and always try and make the trips on Sea Urchin a good experience, irrespective of how much we catch.
I think a lot of the “Freezer Fillers” are not coming so often now, which for me is great, because the majority of the anglers who come aboard now, come for a day’s fishing out at sea and catching is viewed as a bonus.
If they happen to get a box full, fantastic….but that’s not their primary reason for coming. They enjoy the day for what it is.
Those are the anglers that I find are still coming regularly and they’re fantastic company. 👍
Hi ,great video, i just wanted to ask somthing that has confused me, the rod is 14 - 40g but the weights are 3, 4 or 5 oz .I've bought an excel sib and going to try rough ground where I live but the weights plus jig are roughly 120 -150 g how can the rod cope when it states 14 to 40g ? I don't want to break a rod . Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you found it useful.
Every rod blank is different; some have faster tapers than others etc. But to answer the question, the 14-40g rating on this Lure rod is the “casting weight” parameters.
When fishing from the boat you are just lowering or flicking a short distance with this style of fishing, so there is no compromise.
I’ve fished this setup in 50m of water and 6oz is definitely the most I would use. After that the Rod wasn’t as responsive and couldn’t move the lure.
Regards, Andy
Thank you for replying, looking forward to more videos,I'm learning a lot from you 👍
I love this video mate learned a lot from watching it a few times but my question is as the water will start to get a dirty colour.. shads will become not very good but instead of a shad on the end could a dead bait fish be used with a big hook through the chin and out the top of the head but same tactics just with an actual dead fish
Great video cuz. Looks great fun. Do they swim backwards 😂😂😂😂
Thanks cuz. That Codling definitely had some kind of a growth defect. Looked perfect for doing backstroke!! 😂😂
Another informative session Andy! Just one question, Ive have just bought a 10-50g lure rod, but I did notice you were using your lighter rod out of the 2, but with a 4oz lead ? I know you were not casting as such, but its a lump compaired to a 30g lure! Regards Andy
Hi Andy. The 10-50g rod is an HTO Lure Game and has a more progressive action than the Saltist rod you see me use.
As you said, the rods are rated for casting weight. I’ve found that I can work both rods with leads of up to 6oz no problem at all as there isn’t any casting involved. Just a short flick uptide sometimes if the wind is blowing.
Of the two rods, I prefer the Saltist for this type of work and even working a 6oz lead, it doesn’t feel overloaded. 👍
Great vid again thanks, what lure clips do you use?
Thanks very much. I like to use the Termalinks from Trident Tackle. I’m not sponsored, but really like the clip and the way it protects the knot. Regards, Andy
Great stuff. Been out on my small sib but might have to get on one of your trips sometime. Is it generally a bit sketchy directly outside the harbour and then settles as you move away, if conditions are good? I turned around and came back in the other day as it was a bit beyond my comfort levels and 6hp outboard, even though generally sea seemed ok up at Sandsend.
Thanks. The water is shallow outside of the harbour on the Rock Top at Whitby, which is where you see the waves breaking sometimes. It depends entirely on which direction the wind and tide are, as well as how much swell there is as to whether Sandsend is ok. Generally a wind which is off land will afford you some shelter at Sandsend. In a small SIB, it wants to be fairly flat. We had the Whitby Lifeboat out to two idiots fishing in a SIB on the five mile ground in thick fog with Northerly winds and swell yesterday. Despite the advice of the RNLI, they thought they were ok and knew better, so stayed out there. As you probably know, sea conditions can change in minutes. Be safe and happy fishing. Regards, Andy
@@whitbywreckandreeffishing Cheers, yeah I'm just figuring it out but hopefully not taking any chances. Appreciate the advice 👍
Whats not to enjoy minke whale dolphins fishing absolutely super
You’re right Gary. It’s just fantastic being out there. Catching the fish is a great bonus 👍🎣
Can you launch a trailer anywhere in Whitby thanks.
Hi John. Yes, there is a slipway for launching in the Harbour, run by North Yorkshire Council. Regards, Andy
Do you take people out at all?
;I'm not much for wreck fishing, This looks much more up m street.
Im local.
Fun watch regardless.
Hi Jamie. I take ten anglers out every day that the weather allows. When I get an opportunity to do a bit of filming it’s usually a day where I’ve had to cancel but there’s a weather window available 👍
Canny tutorial on shadding Andy
Thank you very much Ray. Glad that you enjoyed it, I love making them. Regards, Andy
Nice one Andy, beautiful evening and nice to see the water has cleared out more inside for the lures. Hopefully see you Saturday 🤞.