Surprise Fish Capture When Rockpooling in Seahouses: Chasing Scales Species Hunt (EPISODE 12)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- This week i'm in Northumberland for northern rockpool species!
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Ive been enjoying this series Jack, shame the TH-cam algorithm seems to not be sharing them widely!
cheers mate yeah it's frustrating as I put a lot of work into them but hey ho!
Amazing footage.Two fish species that are new to me and I love the shot of the Eider/Mallard hybrid. Shame -no butterfish but these used to be relatively common around Anglesey rockpools. Guernsey has some really good rockpoools especially on Lihou island but be very aware of the tides. Only one thing spoils this video for me and that is the sewage pipe reminding us that we in Britain should make every effort to lose our title of the "dirty man of Europe". Take care and keep up the good work.
Coalies are everywhere up the North Sea coast ... as a kid I did exactly as you did, legs dangling over Berwick harbour wall, I once caught 75 ! in one day.
Hi, near St Mary's Island is a great spot on a big tide.
Lovely video! ❤
Love the videos, amazing the beauty of wildlife on the coast yet everyone raves about Tropical reefs.
My only (constructive) criticism is that your voice over volume is far too low compared to your direct to camera so when the annoyingly inevitable adverts intrude on the vids it is deafening as I have to increase the volume to hear your voice over.
i'll see if I can sort in future vids
What’s the bet you were using, i need one just like it
3:40 nice anemone
With anemones like that (3:40) who needs friends?
How very "English" these English fish are though !
"Oh, bother . . . I appear to have been caught. Well, one should put up with life's vicissitudes with a calm demeanor . . . not thrashing about like some common oik. I expect he will release me in a moment".
*release back into pool*
"Jolly good show, shall just wait here for a moment, before I make my dash for cover . . . 'Britons never shall be' , and so forth".