Shoreham… plaice: THE BURRELLS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- A spring, daytime session (recorded on 31.03.22) targeting plaice at Shoreham, West Sussex (UK). Conditions were good, with clear water and wind from behind, so I headed for The Burrells. It didn't take long for the target species to turn up, making this a successful outing.
This video is a thank you to those who have supported my channel and taken subscriptions to over 5000.
Click on the link below for my previous Shoreham video (filmed at The Church of the Good Shepherd). This also contains a tutorial on how I make the SHORT SNOOD CLIPPED-DOWN RIGS used in this video:
• SHOREHAM...PLAICE: Chu...
For other rig making tutorials, see this playlist:
• RIG MAKING IN CONTEXT
For videos about nearby venues, check out the following:
Hove:
• Catch Fish from Bright...
Seaford:
• Seaford - Catch Fish a...
Eastbourne - Spring / summer (March - August):
• Eastbourne: Spring / S...
Eastbourne - Autumn / winter (September - February):
• Eastbourne: Autumn / W...
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Looking full of beans and sounding chipper! Excellent video, as ever. Thanks.
So nice of you Ben!
Great video again 👏 👍 👌
Thanks again Leighton!
Lovely location mick,very productive in 1980s, hope the hand is better soon. We'll deserved on 5k subs.kind regards Mike. Norfolk. Tight lines.
Many thanks Mike! Yes, I love fishing that way - Widewater and Hove have been particularly kind to me in the past.
Nice to have you back...always a pleasure to watch and learn fro your vids.
Thank you kindly!
Thanks Rod nice to see you back fishing and well done reaching 5000 subsribers.
Many thanks for that Gary.
Good to see you back.great video as always 👍
Thanks a lot Christopher 👍
Great video again thanks. Nice to see you back in the game tight lines.
Many thanks for that.
Congrats on your 5K
Many thanks for that Ian!
Great vid on my local venue , the fish are there but there a very long way out 👍👍🐟🐟👍👍
Thanks Dave - yes, distance casting helps, but I'm still struggling with my hand, so its nice when the plaice oblige and come in a bit closer than normal!
Nice vid rod good information as always love the kent/ south coast marks you fish always somewhere you can getaway from the crowds all the best m8 and yea congrats on your 5k subs 👍
Many thanks for that Craig - yes, there are plenty of good venues to try and I particularly like to seek out those that produce plaice and soles.
Keep up the lovely videos Rod. I don't know how you patiently sit through the bad weather with no shelter!! You must be made stronger stuff than us mortal men..
Thanks Stuart - yes, I should be more concerned about conditions - I damaged my hand coarse match fishing in horrendous conditions without realising it!
Glad to see you're back
Many thanks for that James.
Thumbs up Rod great informative and calm vids no super star catch attractions vids. Just the simple ever day fishing we all relate to 👍
Many thanks for that Danny 👍
Pleased to see your back fishing again , and the channel growing past the 5000 mark , always a good watch with a blend of tips and knowledge on how to catch the best fish for each location
Many thanks as always Robin 👍
Congrats on the 5k subs, and what a noble thing , to donate revenue to these worthy charities Great having you back in front of the camera sir, hope the injury continues to mend. Your efforts are appreciated , thank you , and stay safe 👍🏼🎣
Many thanks for that and for continuing to watch my videos!
A good session .
Thanks for sharing sir .
Thanks Carl.
love watching your videos mate keep up the good work 👍👍👌👌
Thanks Stephen, will do!
Congrats on the 5K milestone - well deserved and good that your hand is better. Love fishing at Shoreham and have fished the Burrells twice. Very scenic and walkers tend to stick to the boardwalk. Wind is always annoying but best from behind. Thank you for another excellent and informative video - also the links to the rig-making vids.
Many thanks for that - yes I also love the area and should fish there more often.
Great video again as usual. The years of experience show through all you do. Many thanks.
Thanks again Tony!
Hi Michael, nice to see you back on the beach again. Sorry to hear about your hand, hope everything is back to normal soon. Many congratulations on your 5k, well deserved. Looking forward to your next offering.
Many thanks for that Chris👍
Well done on 5K sub's great video mate keep them coming tight lines 🎣
Many thanks Ian, will do!
Great watch , and nice to meet you in spoons last Friday I came over and said hi 👋. Great one 👍
Nice one Nat - the Frinton video should be out Thursday next week!
Another good video winter starting 2 set in here my granddaughter found small glow sticks in fishing bag and attached them just above hook thay worked very well I use them as well now and we both use drag method. Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
Thanks Nick - sounds like an interesting method.
Well done on 5k well deserved sir 👏👏
Thanks a lot Martin!
Well done on the 5k. Very well deserved
Many thanks for that!
Great to see you back on the beach. You haven't missed much due to the incessant easterlies recently. It's been patchy down here at Shoreham and you did well to get a few. There's also been a few nice founders and some small smoothounds. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks Rob - yes, conditions during the first couple of weeks I missed were not favourable for my sort of fishing - I'm just glad I haven't missed too much of the start of the plaice season.
You picked the right venue Mick, I tried Brighton Marina West Arm on same day. No Plaice, although conditions were nearly perfect, no early Bream (I tried) and no squid just dogfish and the same hail / snow shower you suffered.
Hard luck Terry - can be hit and miss. I fancied fishing The Banjo; but changed my mind and headed for Shoreham that day.
@@rodsangleuk6283 I am too mean to pay the daft parking charges at the Banjo and the construction work for the new sea wall has probably reached there from the Marina now.
Good afternoon, and straight away congratulations on you 5k, it's well deserved,, and sorry to hear about your hand , hopefully it's on the mend.
The fish was great in conditions that were a bit rough..
Some nice plaice there..one of my favourite species...
Your choice of charity was also first class, as my son suffers from this debilitating disease..so a big thumbs up and let's get you up to 10k now...
I'm sure it wont be long...
And big thank you and well done..
Many thanks for that Michael and your continued support. I missed the start of the plaice season, but fortunately am able to fish for them now.
Good session that Rod
Thanks for that.
Another super inspirational video, really useful as a technical guide too! Look forward to your return to Suffolk.
Many thanks Bill - yes, I'm looking forward to Suffolk venues again sometime soon.
Really enjoyed the video, I love the way you think about what you're doing. If you need extra distance to compensate for your hand injury, I recommend the Bagnall bar - either buy them from Tom at Christchurch Angling Centre (the Christchurch in Dorset, not the one here in NZ!) or make your own as I do.
Many thanks again Ian - I am thinking of making some Bagnall bars, especially for long snood fishing at range; but probably for rays rather than plaice. Although they are very effective for plaice, I tend to do better with short snoods, except over very shallow ground.
@@rodsangleuk6283 - They are cheap to buy from Christchurch angling Centre, only about UKP2 each I think. If making your own, use about 1.3mm diameter stainless steel wire. You can use 2mm silicon sleeving instead of a spring if you can't get the right size (SRT springs are too small), and for a bait clip, use an imp if using small baits, but if using larger baits for Rays, I recommend using the gemini splash down instead
I've been experimenting with "bead bling" for years. I'm convinced that "electric blue" coupled with "pearl white" beats other colours!
What I do is simply buy "pearl white" beads online.... then get hold of some of the wide range of 'girlie' nail varnish colours & paint the pearl beads to the colour of your choosing. It dries quick, so it's no hassle 😉 .... and it's interesting experimenting 😀
Yes - I also like plain, pearly beads and do have some rigs incorporating them for plaice. Interesting to hear about using blue beads - I try them now and again for flounders; but haven't tried them for plaice - will have to give them a go!
Great video again. Just to let you know the cod are close in on the Suffolk Coast
Thanks Dave - lets hope they keep returning.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Funny enough i just went to my favorite old school tackle shop in Ipswich, Markhams and got loads of fresh worms.
I am trying the river at orford tonight from low at midnight up to 3AM.
Would have gone to the mouth of the river alde at shingle street but being the weekend it will be busy.
Hi Mick. Bit slow on the uptake I'm afraid. Hadn't appreciated that you had injured you hand. Pleased to see that it is now in recovery but take it easy and don't overdo the fishing! Talking of which, what with your beach fishing and match fishing you must do (have done?) a lot of traveling. How has the increase in fuel prices impinged upon this? Great video...enjoyed it very much...and some lovely plaice as well. Oh, and by the way, congratulations on 5000 (as of now 5.16K) subscribers. Very well deserved. Here's to 7.5K and beyond!. Cheers. Ken
Many thanks Ken - yes overdoing things does take its toll and yes I'm having to reduce my match fishing somewhat due to fuel prices and my hand playing up. Back to team fishing this weekend though and have sea fished a few times this week - just mustn't overdo it and be forced to have another lengthy break from it!
@@rodsangleuk6283 Another lengthy break would never do! Ken
Hi where did you buy your seatbox with back rest on it please
Hi Bill - online - can't remember where from; but just type in RidgeMonkey Bucket Seat XL and you should find one.
for a good cast aim for the wind turbines
Yes - I wish. Need a bionic arm for that.