Small Boat Fishing - Browndown Buoy - Warrior 165
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I venture out into the Solent with one of the larger tides of the year. A full 5 metre spring tide makes everything just that little bit more difficult and setting the anchor and ensuring it holds results in it getting stuck fast.
I am coming to grips with my boat set-up and fine tuning all aspects including the best way to capture the filming side of things.
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First run out into the Solent on my new boat “molly-moo”.
Very nice boat and a great place to fish. 👍👍 well enjoying the videos,.. great viewing and grateful for your fishing adventures you are showing us,...
Thank you Mark, tight line's 🎣🐙🐟🐟🐬👍👍
Nice to see you out there and good to talk to you on the VHF. I stayed on to 23:30 but no cod but plenty of conger eels . I am always on ch10 give me a call if you see me out motley crew. Did notice you had a problem with the anchor but glad you got it out.
Jamie
Hi Jamie, nice chatting with you and you have a stunning fishing boat.
I was very tempted to stay but was rapidly running out of bait and it was my first night navigation of the river.
The problem with my anchor was too much weight in the chain and too small a buoy. I think I’ve got it sorted now but it is still a learning curve until fine tuned.
Do you fish that mark often or do you tend to stay further east, Nab etc?
I have fished there several times and more to towards gillkicker.
They are good early cod marks.
I do fish east as well and plenty of marks . If you want some fishing mark numbers you are more than welcome to them. I am not for one keeping every thing a secret as we all need information at times to improve our angling. As said I know Wayne very well who features in total awesome fishing when you want gain knowledge at shark fishing back of the IOW .
Give me a buzz and I can arrange with Wayne to have a chat
TY for the help and offer. Would it be possible to PM via Facebook or Instagram to exchange details? I am very interested in any pointers for locations in the Solent or East of the IOW.
I am very keen on trying for a blue shark next summer as my intro into open water shark fishing/drifting.
@@seaangling Just done pm on instagram
Well done Mark another great vid.
Nice boat vids mate,keep them coming 👍🏻🎣🎣
Nice video Mark, and educational comments too (fiddles and square meal). Thanks for sharing.
I wasn’t sure if that would interest or bore, I’m glad it was the former.
@@seaangling Always up for learning Mark, even at 65.
Was youtubing through the night, and saw a video about a
ball that helps free your anchor and raise it to the surface. Don't know if you've seen it. Looks a good idea. Just a thought.
I use the same system where you use a buoy connected to an Alderney ring and motor the boat to raise the anchor. My chain was too heavy and buoy too small. It is a tuning process and I’m almost there. 👍🏻
@@seaangling Just saw it Mark and thought it was a good idea. Saves the strain of pulling the anchor up too. Less strain on your back.
Wonder if a similar system could be made to get big skate off the seabed? Or fish up out the rocks and kelp. New project for you? LOL.
But that would kill the excitement of the fight I think.
Hope you get the anchor ball sorted soon.
Stay safe.
I think the anchor ball would need to be huge. 5 kg anchor compare to 100kg fish. 🤔
Hi mark great video love the things and dogs mate I have fished in 180 feet of water with2lbs lead on with a good tide run best fish I have seen out on a boat was a 29 1/2 pound blonde magnificent fish and about 4 1/2 inches thick keep it up they will come
Baby steps for me atm as I tune into boat fishing again and get use to the boat. I must admit I am really enjoying it.
Chasing cod next week but I’d love a blonde at some point to add to my ray catches.
@@seaangling I have seen them come up of the pier not that size though weather looks a bit pants next few days fingers crossed
The weather seems to have made a turn for the worse especially today and possibly tomorrow.
@@seaangling it is gusting pretty hard here but we don't have IOW sheltering us supposed to be up to 65kph tomorrow and wet but fingers crossed it eases or it will be a wipe out on the pier
I have my doubts for tomorrow, weather looks grim.
Nice one Mark! Boat is lookin great and your audio is excellent too. Even stood at the stern of the boat facing away from us, we can hear every word. Some channels could learn from you on this! Well done on the Doggie and the 'tings - I was hoping that big bait might attract something interesting, like a Tuna-ting! I'll put up another comment with some info for you to avoid doing one massive post! Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Hi mack yes when the weather gets better are you going out in it I watch all of them on TH-cam about inflatable boat fishing and I love watching them so I hope you can OK
You do feel very connected to the elements when you are in a little inflatable boat and you can access places you can’t in a bigger boat.
Thanks Mr W very enjoyable and that boat looks lovely
Thank you. I’m chuffed to bits with the boat, it’s been a dream of mine for some time. Looking forward to shark fishing in the summer.
Great video mate couple of good fish which catching nothing but nice day out thanks for a look last time I did really well plenty of giant flounders some nice Whiting and I last lost a couple of cuddling decent size so yeah cheers for that look I'm going again tonight send me some more your look stay safe
Good effort Mark,best way to start off to build confidence,must be so much new to learn.Definitely try pout for bait,half a fillet,depending on the size will pick up all sorts.
Cheers Kevin, so much to explore and areas to try. I know the main skill will be positioning myself at anchor and judging drifts but I’m willing to try and practice. I’m busy watching plenty of TH-cam videos to pick up as many tips as possible.
Nice upload thanks Mark! The boat is looking great. Your audio is also spot on since you fixed the broken Lavalier cable. It's good that you can stand at the stern of the boat, and even when you're facing away from us, we can hear every word. A lot of channels could learn a bit from that! Nice work with the Doggie and the 'tings! I was wondering whether that big bait would tempt a Tuna-ting!! Stay safe & well. 👍👍
I go through a process with every video to see how I can improve or change things. Lighting and sound are the hardest to resolve and the Bluetooth mic give a lot of freedom as you have noticed, a lot of people wouldn’t spot that. It was a shame that I lost some good footage because of a dodgy mic.
I’ll be focusing on bigger critters very soon but doggies and tings are the Solent staple.
@@seaangling Something seriously strange going on with TH-cam. I liked somebody else's video earlier, went back (twice) and each time the like had gone. Same with yours - saw your reply in my notifications, read it, went back to the video, and my like has vanished, and your reply is nowhere to be seen?? Anyway, have posted another comment with info about boat weights & bait tables. 👍👍
It does have glitches from time to time.
Your boat is so tidy. Very nice. So glad we dont catch dogfish in South Australia. We do get port jacksons. Very similar but different. Our whiting is also different. King George whiting is one of out best table fish here. $80kg AUS. Not cheap. But where i live there are plenty to catch
Nice to hear from the other side of the planet, I really enjoyed my time there.
I’m am quite partial to whiting when they get a bit bigger.
Fish is expensive here too.
Where do you live?
@@seaangling i live in a little country town called Sellicks Beach. About 45 minuts from Adelaide. Absolutely love it here. Im about 20 minutes away from the boat ramp at Wirrina cove. Where there is some great fishing. Just a little cool this time of year. But once summer comes its too hot to leave the house.
Sounds very idyllic and I’m sure the fishing you experience there is another league compared to ours.
You can always tell the locals in hot countries as they have long sleeves, hats and sun glasses. Tourists will be in short sleeve.
@@seaangling yes most definitely. Im looking forward to the warmer weather. Hopfully i can start some videos of my own.
Let me know when you do, I look forward to seeing them.
Love the boat Mark!
I’m really pleased with it, thanks for watching Tomos.
Hi Mark are you going to do some more fishing in our inflatable boat I like Watching your films
I’m not 100% as I now have “molly-moo” but I enjoy the freedom of a small boat. There is another TH-camr interested in taking on the SIB but if that doesn’t happen I will be using it but weather this time of year is very restrictive. 👍🏻
Use braid on reels, uptide fishing less lead and more rods lol.
Absolutely, I’ll be getting some more rods and reels in time but atm this is what I have.
Need more flippy floppy tails.lol
@@joannecheesman7255 new rods, reels and braid arrived yesterday so I’ll be uptiding in the future. 👍🏻
Very nice video. The thing with weights is that when you get a reasonable fish on you don't notice the weight. A mark I like to fish for blondes, I usually start on 2lb the decrease the weight as the tide swings you round. Mostly my fishing is with weights between 4oz and 1lb which is quite acceptable. I haven't had a ting on my boat yet. Keep the videos coming.
I’m looking for some moods to make my own weights. I need a variety for the boat and it should make a nice film. I’d love to catch a blonde to add to my ray count. Quite possibly the hardest one to catch and certainly not from anywhere close to me.
When the weather allows me I will be dropping my anchor in an area where blonde rays can be caught. I will let you know how it goes. Mind you the way the weather is set it won't in the next week or so
I know there are marks in your area for blondes. If you are unsuccessful then maybe you could come down my way. I might be able to put you on one.
I have next week off and apart from a window of opportunity on Monday, the week looks pretty dire. What is your area Andy?
Weymouth and portland. There's Ray's marks in weymouth bay a
Hi Mark lovely boat...how about gas struts that opens the filleting or bait table..that way you can fold it down and have more space on the warrior??? Just an idea?👍🎣
I may well have to make my own to fit exactly how I’d like it. I hadn’t considered gas struts 🤔
Cracking video mark I went ray fishing Wednesday lost a cracking small eyed slipped and scuffed the f???ING hsms
Where were you fishing for the small eye. We tend to get them along Bournemouth way.
@@seaangling i can't tell you where put I can tell you it was in Cornwall small drive from my home in Plymouth if your down this way I can show you I was told about the this mark buy a good friend mate and don't won't to betrayed his mark
I understand it was more the area rather than the specifics.
I will make ya a table bud. I'm a stainless steel welder and fabricator :)
I’d like to make use of the centre rod holders for 2 uprights connected to a bait table with 3 fiddles.
@@seaangling send me pics and measurements of what ya want and i will draw up something for ya and you can have a look.
What do you mean by 3 fiddles also🤣
Fiddles are sides to stop spillage.
Plates on ships use to be square, hence the term “square meal” and the plates had sides called fiddles.
These were to stop spillage. If you had too much on your plate and it spilled over you were “fiddling” hence the modern term for theft or stealing.
I never knew that.. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Well having sides on a tray is no problem at all. If you have measurements of what ya want and measurements in relation to where and how you want I tbh mounted I could draw something up
Sometimes, I just can't find what I am looking for!
Boat fishing weights: I am sure Graeme from TA fishing was making boat weights a while ago. It involved pushing a pointed wooden stake into a pot of damp sand as a mould, to what ever size weight you wanted to produce. He has got a few videos about making weights in his "how to" playlist, but I can't find the wooden stake one! If can find it, I'll post you a link.
Bait tables: There was a chap called Garry in Portsmouth making great fibreglass bait tables to order. His username on WSF is Garry23Flyer. A search on WSF brings up the following list of threads relating to bait tables, and he seems to feature in a lot of them along with photos. www.worldseafishing.com/threads/bait-table.2232236/#post-6247712.
Good luck - always willing to help where I can! 👍👍