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Catch fish from the North Kent Coast: WHITSTABLE - TANKERTON BAY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2020
- An autumn, daytime session (recorded on 20.10.20) at Tankerton Slopes, Whitstable (Kent, UK). My first visit to this area and although I was hoping for flatfish, the session turned out to be one catching small bass. Rig changes were made in order to try and catch larger specimens, or to snare something different.
This video is the first of a series on catching fish from the North Kent Coast. For more, check out this playlist:
• North Kent Coast - Cat...
You may also be interested in other series I produced on catching fish from Kent marks:
For videos on the Isle of Grain, see:
• Catch Fish in the Tham...
For the Isle of Sheppey, please click on the link below:
• Catch Fish from Sheppe...
For the East Kent Coast, see:
• East Kent Coast - Catc...
For videos on Dungeness, please click on the playlist below:
• Dungeness - Catch Fish...
For videos from Hythe:
• HYTHE, KENT ....Plaice...
• Hythe, Kent revisited ...
You may also be interested in other series I produced on catching fish on the south coast from East Sussex marks.
Eastbourne (autumn / winter):
• Eastbourne: Autumn / W...
Seaford (mainly spring / summer):
• Seaford - Catch Fish a...
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Hi, Firstly thank you for taking the time and effort uploading your fishing adventures, iv been watching for about a month and enjoy watching the content of them all. well done and keep them coming.
Many thanks for that Duncan.
Did you see Peter Cushing ?.... seemingly he lives in Whitstable and can often be seen buying vegetables 🌽 🤣🤣. Now unless you’re over 50 and we’re into an obscure band growing up called Half Man Half Biscuit.... you won’t have a clue????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Another great watch sir , much appreciated 👍🏻
If he was after Dracula, he should have been in Whitby - or is that the wrong Peter Cushing? Thanks for watching Shaun.
Peter Cushing passed away some time ago, not forgotten the local Weatherspoons is named after him!
Yes, he was the Hammer House of Horror actor, lived in Joy Lane, which is between Whitstable and Seasalter- another good fishing venue.
As always good fishing videos to watch and learn altho been fishing 30 years so my next trip be here in few weeks
Tight lines
Good luck and thanks for watching!
Good video, yet again.
I appreciate that - thanks for watching again Andrew.
Thank you for another brilliant video, I learn something new ever time. About time you 100k+ subscription
Thank you very much! I'll settle for 3000 before Xmas! The money coming in from the ads is going to charity; so the more views and the more subscribers, the more goes to good causes. I'll put up another community post should / when that happens. Thanks for your support @buff7664.
I have never fished from the shore but gaining lots of useful tips from your vids. Suppose u could call me an Armchair shore angler.
Thank u Sir.
Nice to hear - we'll soon have you out on the shingle! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for another great vid Rod. Love my beach fishing and enjoy your outings. Cheers mate.
Glad you like them and thanks for watching Bruno!
Thanks again Rod, excellent info for future anglers there.
No problem 👍
Thanks again for another enjoyable video. Looked like a nice place to fish. Surprised how there were no whiting catches, stay safe.👍
Thanks Chris👍 They've arrived there now!
Thanks Rod for another great one and good to observe you mixing things up. Last time dogs got no comment from me and I shall refrain again on swimmers 🙄, thanks for sharing
Thanks 👍
Great video as always. Looked a very comfortable venue. Keep them coming. Tight lines to you and all your subs
Much appreciated Andy. Yes, Whitstable has good access and clean beaches, making it pleasant to fish.
Thanks ROD means a lot to me i was born in whitstable and moved when i was only 6 years old but i still say it is my home town i am 60 now and am a keen match angler and live in Redcar on the east coast.
Thanks John - I'll have a couple more on Whitstable and nearby venues. Thanks for watching and I hope you are doing well in Redcar.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Plenty of cod here when conditions are right and a good sample thanks Rod.
Regret selling my MTI rod rest. Another informed video. Brilliant.👍
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Many thanks Rod for another enjoyable video :-) I never fished this area when I lived in the UK
Glad you enjoyed it - can be good all the way from Seasalter to Hampton Bay - I think its underated. Thanks for watching Ian.
@@rodsangleuk6283 - do you by chance have a video on how to make your loop rig? I make & use all your other types of rig here in NZ (usually after Christmas fishing for Moki & Gurnard), but have never used the loop rig
Thanks for asking Ian - at the moment, no. I will incorporate a tutorial on tying loop rigs and my permutations of them in a future video though. I generally only do this if I have a session when I've caught on a particular rig, but there was a problem with the filming and I haven't enough, good footage to justify putting it out! I will find a context for a loop rig video soon though, hopefully before the new year - I am running low on them, so need to make up some more soon. My next video with a rig making session in it will be in a couple of weeks - it will cover the Sheppey rig - I'm running low on them as well!
@@rodsangleuk6283 - great, thanks Rod, I'll look forward to it. I like that the loop rig enables you to fish longer snoods than other 2 hook rigs.
Great video pal. I’ve had a lot of flaties on the lighter gear through whitstable harbour. Lovely area hernebay along to sandwich.
Thanks for that - yes, I enjoy fishing this stretch - though weed can be a problem in places at times. I've yet to fish the harbour. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Another enjoyable video Rod.
Looks a good venue. 👍
Thanks Martin 👍 I'm enjoying fishing this part of Kent. Need it to come out of tier 3 soon!
@@rodsangleuk6283 yes,tier 3 here also Rod. Tight lines mate.
Another great vid rod have a day of next Tuesday if weather good of to samfire ho
Sounds good - good luck Simon. I've had some good sessions there; but haven't been there this year.
Hi mate you are fishing one of many areas I have fish all a long that part of Kent good fishing all the way up to margate
Yes Peter - I enjoy fishing this part of Kent and need to spend more time after the rays and smooth hounds on the venues that produce them. Thanks for watching.
Not a bad session and an excellent video once again. You do spoil us! Not sure what others think, but the anticipation of you catching something "worthwhile" is, for me, quite exhausting...part of the charm of watching your videos I think. Am I correct in thinking that Whitstable is a shallow water venue? As ever, looking forward to your next offering. Cheers. Ken
Thanks again Ken. Yes, just like most of Sheppey, the Isle of Grain and nearby Seasalter, the tide does go out a fair way. A good venue though and I took up and learned to fish at Seasalter, so look forward to covering more of the area in the new year. Best wishes.
Thanks Rod you put me to shame you fish more places in Kent than i ever have ,just cant help myself keep heading for dungie like i did 50 years ago when dad used to take me and my brother.
Thanks for watching Gary - Dungie will make a comeback, hopefully soon. I did purchase a key to the gate - unfortunately I'll now have to wait until Kent comes out of tier 3 to visit again! However, I do have a few more videos on marks in Kent on the way - I just can't fish them for a while!
Hey Rod, I was born and raised in Whitstable and I am a keen sea angler. Learned the 'trade' on these very beaches and particularly fishing on the right hand side of the Street, where my parents had a beach hut. Also fished with the now defunct Whitstable and District Angling Society, who had two big open comps a year all along this coast, attracting anglers from all over the country. Did you ever fish them Rod?
Good times.
Thanks for sharing Andrew. No I don't sea match fish - do too much coarse match fishing to fit it all in. I've fished either side of the Street - video scheduled for mid December - maybe you will be able to tell me where I've gone wrong! I'll be back for the dabs.
Great videos and always loads of useful information and tips. But please please say snoods. And not snud. Keep up the great work
Haha - can't keep redoing voiceovers - sometimes things don't come out as you expect them to! Peter Piper picked a peck..... She sells seashells ..... etc. Thanks for watching John.
I came over here the other day I was using spinners some popers and other hard bates but I was there all day I I was just casting out and I did not catch anything
Literally were you was standing
Keep at it - I see a few anglers lure fishing and they do say that they catch now and again. Plenty of bass top close in at the top of the tide and I believe The Street is also worth a go at low water.
Another great video Rod, are those the Colmic Zero 07 I asked about before I'm impressed how easy and smooth you make the cast look.Happy New Year too.
Yes they are Simon - your lead flies out without much effort needed. Haven't tried power casting with them yet. Thanks for watching.
Hi when I was fishing everything was about long distance casting thanks
Largely depends on what you're after and conditions. Often it pays to 'hit the horizon' - but you could miss out on the fish that have come in close. By fishing two rods, you can cover more ground. Thanks for watching and commenting Andy.
Great vid Rod. When you say "a long range cast" how far in yards or metres are you suggesting. You don't seem to be having to make a huge effort so must be a good rod/reel comb.
Yes, with the wind from behind a simple, smooth flowing overhead cast is all that is needed to hit 100yds with 20lb braid on a sensible reel and a long, not too floppy rod. Thanks for watching Tony.
Another enjoyable watch have you ever fished Shoreham or Newhaven
Thanks Mark - yes I do fish Shoreham and have one video out from The Church of the Good Shepherd stretch, but that mainly provides the context for a tutorial on making the plaice rig that I tend to use everywhere! I've yet to fish West Beach at Newhaven or go LRF fishing at the Hope Inn - on the to do list!
You can even catch sea trout at that venue .
That's good to know.
Thanks Rod most enjoyable.was wondering what make your tripod was. Seems fully adjustable ? And rods sit nice and low .cheers :)
Thanks Arthur - Leeda Icon. I have a couple of these tripods and interchange parts, depending on whether I need my rods up high or not. You'll notice that I rarely use the butt cups, but they're there should I need them. Thanks for watching.
Is there any good beach caster rods 13ft under 80 pounds
I wouldn't really know what to recommend regarding short rods; however, if you're looking for a complete starter outfit, then there is an offer on p87 of the current Sea Angler that might interest you Daniel. My first long 'continental' rods were bought this way. Thanks for watching.
@@rodsangleuk6283 thank you first time watching you and gonna watch more and gonna subscribe
@@rodsangleuk6283 what website is that on
more info on the rods and reels if you have time plz, i'm new to this and am interested in what kit folk are using. Cheers !!
Thanks for the suggestion James - I'll work that in on occasion, but don't want to overdo it and sound like a commercial for tackle manufacturers.
Don't like Whitting, pan fried in butter and parsley, better than Cod mate.
Yes - I agree Dan. Thanks for watching.