Unless its a mark someone has given me and doesnt want it sharing, I'm always happy to give information on venues we fish, I was brought up holiday only sea fishing and time fishing was so brief that if we had more venue info back then we might have seen more fish (maybe 🤣) we are glad to help, enjoy the fishing, we do plan on putting some course fishing content on the channel too if we can so stay tuned thanks for watching Mike all the best.
@@FindingFishUK cheers mate, we spent our summer holidays at my dad's mates caravan round at Treardur bay, would spend many an evening float fishing off the rocks generally for Pollock, so now I am touching 50 I'm looking to revisit this nostalgic memory, only my body is a shadow of that 13year old clambering down rocks with not even a thought of what could go round, thanks again an all the best mate, stay safe 👍
Funny I’m doing similar! Stuck in Nottingham and finally driving so Im heading over at end of the month, fished moelfre as a kid with my mum and dad visiting family (who have now died) so I’m looking to get stuck in and see what I can find, hoping Mack’s and maybe a tope or Huss 🤞
Thanks pal, You must get a maccy session in...I got really lucky last autumn tons at Moelfre...got a small bag full in no time. Didn't take millions just enough for bait for two for winter spring. Poor winter has me still using them yet.
Once again a great vid and the lovely map location de breif at the end if only some of the others did that, I have never actually fished there though I know the spot well. What month were you fishing there?
Thanks for the cool comment, was April in the video so was slightly early for Mackerel although saying that with the climate fluctuations and more research it is possible areas of our coast can hold on to traditionally migratory fish all year round but I’m far from expert in such matters so as a rule seemed early as maccy are considered a summer species. Glad you liked the video all the best to you and tight lines. 🎣👍
Thanks for the vid! Haven’t wetted a line for 10 years but heading to west wales coast next week trying to get the bug back! Your helping thank you, tight lines 🤞🏻
Your welcome, and thanks for the cool comment Mike, the bug is easy to catch back don't worry and by all means let us know how you get on pal, tight lines all the best. 🎣👍
Hi mucker. Great session there mate I've often wanted to have a bash at mackerel been told of a few places over this side so will give it a go. Beautiful venue as well mate 👌 👍
Thanks father Shane, you should defo have a go for some mackerel, great bait, great food it's my favourite close to cod and bass. From Late May onwards they usually show up off Whitby Pier (we know as after few cancelled boat trips Pier has been our venue... if Whitby is not too far from you its easy fishing off the Pier and can bag quite a few, a slow retrieve spinning off left Pier with sabikis or flashers gets the job done. my dad is not a huge fan of mackerel but he has been spoilt his young adult life as he had a boat with his brother in law and were just bait to them....but long gone now. Hopefuly we can get a boat in future but finances and time are a factor. But who knows. Thanks again for your comments and support, speak soon pal tight lines.
I was the same the year before each time I went to do a maccy session was too choppy or they weren't about, hopefully as you say its encouraging for this year to come. Thanks for the cool comment Paul all the best pal. Tight lines 🎣
Love fishing there at Moelfre beautiful place going back to north Wales in August for my 30 birthday. I am taking my girlfriend to Wales this year she want to have a go at sea fishing for the first. time. Some great mackerel there mate 👍
Thanks for the cool comment Mat, you ain't wrong it's a stunner of a spot so much to offer. Walks, views, nature, super nice local village, places to eat and loads of local history to explore like the RNLI and about the Royal Charter etc and more. My other half loves it there...she's not too keen on the fishing but she's not a fisherwoman. I'm happy she's in love with Anglesey as much as I am, she don't mind me fishing so I can't grumble a bit. Tight lines for you both, by all means let us know how you get on. All the best.
Nice little sesh and video bud, good to see mackerels showing up early in the year, fished there many times for mackerel there over the last few years and never caught one haha, great info on the mark!! Keep them coming bud tight lines 👍
Thanks pal, yeah I love a bit of mackerel, I tend to find the mark fishes best down to low and up from low but is a very snaggy area and I find they are either there or they are not... as I showed just two days later no mackerel. Give it another try if your that way on again hope you can find some, tight lines and all the best Hak.
Another great video bud , just missing Welsh cakes and a brew . There is a lovely fish and chip shop on the main road well recommended Hopefully on Mon in a couple of weeks,
Cool, thanks for the comment, I know right!! love a Welsh cake we do, they will very likely make an appearance on the channel soon, if you end up in Moelfre let us know how you get on, all the best and tight lines 🎣
Nice video! Went there about 18 years ago, fighting for a spot to fish, haha the mackerel were jumping out at us, used the rock pools to keep them in, keep the vids coming, nice size doggies.!
Thanks for the comment, yeah too busy for me in holiday season, even out of season sometimes...yeah I don't mind Dog fish especially a decent size like in the vid. Stay tuned for more...All the best and Tightlines pal.
What a nice comment! My other half decided I should have poochie in the videos so thank her. Glad you're gonna be following us, we appreciate that. We have a new set of videos to upload soon so watch out for those. Thanks again and all the best 🎣 👍
Honestly me either, whether it's related to the weather / climate or the fact I was there this month trying for them (I holiday there normally May or summer) I'm well happy either way to say the least. Thanks for the cool comment 😎 all the best pal.
Don't we know it!!!! maccy on the east coast are like dolphins 🤣 we try to get a session in once a year from Whitby Pier same time as we book a charter boat for cod. This year we booked June so let's hope they're early. Thanks for the comment Simon. Tightlines pal.
I use a very simple cheap solid two peice beach caster with a cheap spinning reel. Nothing expensive carp rods, heavy-ish duty spinning rods or even telescopic rods can be used as a one off but I recommend fixed section rods in all honesty. Use sabiki style feathers or I find tinsel style very effective too. I use minimum 50lb braid but by far from needed (as this is expensive as i buy quality braid) I simply find if I get snagged I almost always only snap at the link between braid and feathers, leaving minimal line in the sea (there us enough in there already). Thanks for the comment and hope this helps find you some fish too. All the best Tim and Dave.
Thanks Dave, I've seen loads of maccy on forums and TH-cam further south in UK but not as many up northwest (but they're here for sure) I saw @Anglesey Tight Lines catch some recently but are they here in any numbers I'm not sure. All the best Dave and Tightlines.
Cracking video mate. Heading to Trearddur Bay for a week at the end of the month and can’t wait. Last time we were there caught nothing but Wrasse (not that I’m complaining too much) but would love some Mackerel for the BBQ. Will try these spots out. Unless you know any others closer
Yeah in the summer months Moelfre is a good spot (obviously early for them in my vid) but closer spots to Trearddur would be, Holyhead breakwater, open again after closing (for now). Porthdaffarch is a spot I've had Mackerel too, over to the left over the headland (a slight rock climb so be carful) or Mackerel rock, I've never fished Mackerel rock myself so can't give specific advice on it but is very popular and close to Trearddur, just Google it. Do let us know how you get on if you don't mind. All the best and thanks so much for the comment. Tight lines. 👍🎣
@@FindingFishUK hi mate, as promised just got back from an amazing week in Trearddur Bay. Only light tackle. A bit snaggy on the rocks to the left ( if looking out from the beach) but again had tons and tons of Wrasse there (just a metre or so out) some quite big too, also some Blennies (I think they’re called that) on baited feathers. At high tide on some steps directly below the sort of flag Pole monument had loads of Pollack on feathers. Didn’t get to mackerel rock as some roadworks going on but Porthdaffoch I had the same mini species which kept me happy. Also took a trip up to Amlwch and had the same few mini species, the Wrasse are everywhere but didn’t get a cuckoo unfortunately. So cheers for the suggestions mate and maybe one day I’ll bump into you on some random rock or other. Keep up the good word on the videos Edit: forgot to mention, on those same steps my little one put a crab net out a couple of nights and one morning there was a small conger eel in there, maybe 12 inches long, which was very cool to see.
@@justme2720 thanks so much for the report, we just got back from a trip ourselves which sounds very similar to yours with locations and catches...is a lenthy vid in the process of editing it currently so watch out for it dropping, although the roadworks are on the road leading to Mackerel rock residents can get access and hence you can get access to the road to Mackerel Rock too. But I had to be brave and hope i could get there when I went past the closed road sign lol...considering we fish similar places its very likley we will cross paths and I hope so, by all means any fishing you do comment and let us know how you get on. thanks for the comments and watching our videos pal. All the very best.
Perfect atmosphere and very nice video with lovely fishes...I am foreign and wonder ...Could you give some information about the retain procedure...What should be the standard size of this fish for retain in Anglesey . Also , how many or how much kg. can be retain for mackerel fish for one day . ? Thanks in advance .🙂
Thanks for the cool comment, I always hope people can find helpful tips and or enjoy the content for what they like about it, so glad you liked the atmosphere in this one, for the latest size limits visit the Welsh Government website where you will find all the latest information regarding this as I don’t want to give false information if anyone reads this before or after any changes. Hope you can get the info you need and where possible practice responsible fishing and find some fish too. All the best Tim & Dave. 🎣👍
What is going on !!!!! No dad, no cake, no brew !!!!!! Stunning place is the island pity though that some abuse it by leaving crap about leading to venues being closed.
I know Philip, thanks for the comment there's very little to no excuse for leaving rubbish at a fishing spot, natural or commercial. And sorry.. I know the moment I'd finished the video I was temped to have a brew and a cake and film it in the garden with my other half dressed like my dad (she said no 🤷♂️) I felt that guilty for you all...but I can't make my videos fake and scripted like the discovery shows these days so I didn't 🤣 Brew, Cake & Dad back next time.
Thanks for the comment, Yes 100% Bass and Pollock all caught off there too, can get busy with people so can spook the close in Bass, but quieter times can produce nice Bass, I've only ever personally had maccs and Pollock from there but it's an all rounder mark, but like I say can get busy busy busy at times and snaggy but that's rock fishing, hope you get chance to have a go at finding some fish, give us an update if you do. All the best & Tightlines.
All the fish on our channel are small compared to Scotland 🤣....thanks for the comment pal, gonna try get a little hol to Scotland see if we can find some real fish. Suggest anywhere/time to visit? Tim & Dave. 🎣👍
We are normally after eating fish, so that's the usual suspects, but happy to catch Rays & the sporty fish too. Thanks for the info we thought we'd probably try the West Coast. Be sure to keep you informed if we do Tightlines Gary. Tim & Dave. 🎣
Great couple of sessions mate...didn't look right without your old man there and the cake and cuppa 🤣 what feathers were you using , silvers or coloured? Going to give small species and mackerel a go in the morning hopefully won't blank for a 3rd session in a row 🎣
Thanks for the comment Brian, I know its not right when the old man ain't with me, feels like I've forgot a piece of fishing gear when I go solo 😆. Was silver feathers to start then sabikis after. Good luck hope you can find some fish pal. Cake, Dad & Brew is back in the next video 😉. Stay tuned.
Thanks for the comment Andy, I was talking to the chap next to me and he was leaving when I arrived so was not the reason he left, the camera can be deceptive, the water is deep and I was far from his line, many people can fish close together at this mark and so long as you watch each other you can fish close by each other no problem. Which at busy periods is the only option. Hope that goes a way to reduce your concerns. Tight lines 🎣
Sorry about that Jim. I plan to make another Catching Mackerel video soon, so stay tuned for that, and I'll try to address some of those issues you found with this video. Thanks for watching and for the comment appreciate the time you've taken to get in touch. All the best, Tim & Dave 🎣 👍
A close up shot of your lures would be nice, instead of giving us the old "feathers" hint. Must be some kind of top secret or something. I'm just curious what kind of lures you Brits use, that's all.
Thanks for the comment, of course I can tell you / show you it's no secret at all I used a mix of "what us Brits commonly mistakenly refrer to as feathers" that day from the style known as sabikis, tinsel mackerel rigs and flashers. A quick google will find all of these and they detail them for use to catch Mackerel sabiki example see link here.... bit.ly/3MbhMfI I'm not affiliated with the link just found the ones I used using Google for you. Hope your able to buy/use the same if you can and hope it can help you find some fish too. All the best and tight lines.
Thanks again for the comment, but please be assured I did not push anyone off the mark. The chaps next to me were packing up as I arrived. Tightlines Andy.
@@mosam6069 I have had Mackerel at Moelfre recently and Mackerel Rock near Porth Dafarch has seen some recently too. Hope you can find some, thanks for the comment pal. All the best and tight lines 🎣
I live in Cemaes Bay, theres many Mark's that local knowledge is the most important piece of kit!
You are totally right, local knowledge wins ALWAYS. Thanks for the comment. All the best. 🎣👍
Thanks for taking the time to share your info on this mark, really helps us maggot drowners who are looking for a bit of summer variety 👍
Unless its a mark someone has given me and doesnt want it sharing, I'm always happy to give information on venues we fish, I was brought up holiday only sea fishing and time fishing was so brief that if we had more venue info back then we might have seen more fish (maybe 🤣) we are glad to help, enjoy the fishing, we do plan on putting some course fishing content on the channel too if we can so stay tuned thanks for watching Mike all the best.
@@FindingFishUK cheers mate, we spent our summer holidays at my dad's mates caravan round at Treardur bay, would spend many an evening float fishing off the rocks generally for Pollock, so now I am touching 50 I'm looking to revisit this nostalgic memory, only my body is a shadow of that 13year old clambering down rocks with not even a thought of what could go round, thanks again an all the best mate, stay safe 👍
Your welcome mate, hope you can find some fish, stay safe too. 👍
Funny I’m doing similar! Stuck in Nottingham and finally driving so Im heading over at end of the month, fished moelfre as a kid with my mum and dad visiting family (who have now died) so I’m looking to get stuck in and see what I can find, hoping Mack’s and maybe a tope or Huss 🤞
Excellent video.
Thanks Dave what a kind comment, I really appreciate that, tight lines if you fish and have a great day pal.
Nice to see some mackerel. Nicely smoked too. Need a hit on them again soon to fill the bait freezer👍
Thanks pal, You must get a maccy session in...I got really lucky last autumn tons at Moelfre...got a small bag full in no time. Didn't take millions just enough for bait for two for winter spring. Poor winter has me still using them yet.
Once again a great vid and the lovely map location de breif at the end if only some of the others did that, I have never actually fished there though I know the spot well. What month were you fishing there?
Thanks for the cool comment, was April in the video so was slightly early for Mackerel although saying that with the climate fluctuations and more research it is possible areas of our coast can hold on to traditionally migratory fish all year round but I’m far from expert in such matters so as a rule seemed early as maccy are considered a summer species.
Glad you liked the video all the best to you and tight lines. 🎣👍
Thanks for the vid! Haven’t wetted a line for 10 years but heading to west wales coast next week trying to get the bug back! Your helping thank you, tight lines 🤞🏻
Your welcome, and thanks for the cool comment Mike, the bug is easy to catch back don't worry and by all means let us know how you get on pal, tight lines all the best. 🎣👍
Hi mucker.
Great session there mate I've often wanted to have a bash at mackerel been told of a few places over this side so will give it a go.
Beautiful venue as well mate 👌 👍
Thanks father Shane, you should defo have a go for some mackerel, great bait, great food it's my favourite close to cod and bass. From Late May onwards they usually show up off Whitby Pier (we know as after few cancelled boat trips Pier has been our venue... if Whitby is not too far from you its easy fishing off the Pier and can bag quite a few, a slow retrieve spinning off left Pier with sabikis or flashers gets the job done. my dad is not a huge fan of mackerel but he has been spoilt his young adult life as he had a boat with his brother in law and were just bait to them....but long gone now. Hopefuly we can get a boat in future but finances and time are a factor. But who knows. Thanks again for your comments and support, speak soon pal tight lines.
Nice video mate, good to see the mackerel are about, I never caught 1 last year 😆 so it’s encouraging to see,
I was the same the year before each time I went to do a maccy session was too choppy or they weren't about, hopefully as you say its encouraging for this year to come. Thanks for the cool comment Paul all the best pal. Tight lines 🎣
Another great vid buddy!
Thanks Pal, still find it crazy people enjoy our videos super happy people do. Tight line mate. 🎣
Love fishing there at Moelfre beautiful place going back to north Wales in August for my 30 birthday. I am taking my girlfriend to Wales this year she want to have a go at sea fishing for the first. time. Some great mackerel there mate 👍
Thanks for the cool comment Mat, you ain't wrong it's a stunner of a spot so much to offer. Walks, views, nature, super nice local village, places to eat and loads of local history to explore like the RNLI and about the Royal Charter etc and more. My other half loves it there...she's not too keen on the fishing but she's not a fisherwoman. I'm happy she's in love with Anglesey as much as I am, she don't mind me fishing so I can't grumble a bit. Tight lines for you both, by all means let us know how you get on. All the best.
3 words i love anglesey
I know right!! Who couldn't love the Magical Isle? Thanks for the comment pal, Tightlines.
Nice little sesh and video bud, good to see mackerels showing up early in the year, fished there many times for mackerel there over the last few years and never caught one haha, great info on the mark!! Keep them coming bud tight lines 👍
Thanks pal, yeah I love a bit of mackerel, I tend to find the mark fishes best down to low and up from low but is a very snaggy area and I find they are either there or they are not... as I showed just two days later no mackerel. Give it another try if your that way on again hope you can find some, tight lines and all the best Hak.
Another great video bud , just missing Welsh cakes and a brew . There is a lovely fish and chip shop on the main road well recommended
Hopefully on Mon in a couple of weeks,
Cool, thanks for the comment, I know right!! love a Welsh cake we do, they will very likely make an appearance on the channel soon, if you end up in Moelfre let us know how you get on, all the best and tight lines 🎣
Nice video! Went there about 18 years ago, fighting for a spot to fish, haha the mackerel were jumping out at us, used the rock pools to keep them in, keep the vids coming, nice size doggies.!
Thanks for the comment, yeah too busy for me in holiday season, even out of season sometimes...yeah I don't mind Dog fish especially a decent size like in the vid. Stay tuned for more...All the best and Tightlines pal.
Great video! nice fishing. cool dog. New follower here. Crow
What a nice comment! My other half decided I should have poochie in the videos so thank her. Glad you're gonna be following us, we appreciate that. We have a new set of videos to upload soon so watch out for those. Thanks again and all the best 🎣 👍
stunning catches mate, never expected they'd come out this early.
Honestly me either, whether it's related to the weather / climate or the fact I was there this month trying for them (I holiday there normally May or summer) I'm well happy either way to say the least. Thanks for the cool comment 😎 all the best pal.
They are small mackerel compared with what we catch in Northumberland but we have to wait until July to get them from the shore
Don't we know it!!!! maccy on the east coast are like dolphins 🤣 we try to get a session in once a year from Whitby Pier same time as we book a charter boat for cod. This year we booked June so let's hope they're early. Thanks for the comment Simon. Tightlines pal.
Nice video mate can u please tell me what reel and rod and set up did u use for Mackerel please thanks 😊
I use a very simple cheap solid two peice beach caster with a cheap spinning reel. Nothing expensive carp rods, heavy-ish duty spinning rods or even telescopic rods can be used as a one off but I recommend fixed section rods in all honesty. Use sabiki style feathers or I find tinsel style very effective too. I use minimum 50lb braid but by far from needed (as this is expensive as i buy quality braid) I simply find if I get snagged I almost always only snap at the link between braid and feathers, leaving minimal line in the sea (there us enough in there already). Thanks for the comment and hope this helps find you some fish too. All the best Tim and Dave.
brilliant vid and the maccy is about good shout bro
Thanks Dave, I've seen loads of maccy on forums and TH-cam further south in UK but not as many up northwest (but they're here for sure) I saw @Anglesey Tight Lines catch some recently but are they here in any numbers I'm not sure. All the best Dave and Tightlines.
@@FindingFishUK try mostyn docks watchted a vid 2day ill try and post a link in
@@FindingFishUK type in fishing place on here , lm on a new laptop cant figure out copy paste
@@dave1secondago no worries got it, yeah Mostyn is on our hit list this year be sure to watch out for it fingers crossed we find something there.
Cracking video mate. Heading to Trearddur Bay for a week at the end of the month and can’t wait. Last time we were there caught nothing but Wrasse (not that I’m complaining too much) but would love some Mackerel for the BBQ. Will try these spots out. Unless you know any others closer
Yeah in the summer months Moelfre is a good spot (obviously early for them in my vid) but closer spots to Trearddur would be, Holyhead breakwater, open again after closing (for now). Porthdaffarch is a spot I've had Mackerel too, over to the left over the headland (a slight rock climb so be carful) or Mackerel rock, I've never fished Mackerel rock myself so can't give specific advice on it but is very popular and close to Trearddur, just Google it. Do let us know how you get on if you don't mind. All the best and thanks so much for the comment. Tight lines. 👍🎣
@@FindingFishUK cheers mate. I’ll check them out and let you know. Appreciate the reply and suggestions!
@@justme2720 not a problem tight lines.
@@FindingFishUK hi mate, as promised just got back from an amazing week in Trearddur Bay. Only light tackle. A bit snaggy on the rocks to the left ( if looking out from the beach) but again had tons and tons of Wrasse there (just a metre or so out) some quite big too, also some Blennies (I think they’re called that) on baited feathers. At high tide on some steps directly below the sort of flag Pole monument had loads of Pollack on feathers. Didn’t get to mackerel rock as some roadworks going on but Porthdaffoch I had the same mini species which kept me happy. Also took a trip up to Amlwch and had the same few mini species, the Wrasse are everywhere but didn’t get a cuckoo unfortunately.
So cheers for the suggestions mate and maybe one day I’ll bump into you on some random rock or other. Keep up the good word on the videos
Edit: forgot to mention, on those same steps my little one put a crab net out a couple of nights and one morning there was a small conger eel in there, maybe 12 inches long, which was very cool to see.
@@justme2720 thanks so much for the report, we just got back from a trip ourselves which sounds very similar to yours with locations and catches...is a lenthy vid in the process of editing it currently so watch out for it dropping, although the roadworks are on the road leading to Mackerel rock residents can get access and hence you can get access to the road to Mackerel Rock too. But I had to be brave and hope i could get there when I went past the closed road sign lol...considering we fish similar places its very likley we will cross paths and I hope so, by all means any fishing you do comment and let us know how you get on. thanks for the comments and watching our videos pal. All the very best.
Perfect atmosphere and very nice video with lovely fishes...I am foreign and wonder ...Could you give some information about the retain procedure...What should be the standard size of this fish for retain in Anglesey . Also , how many or how much kg. can be retain for mackerel fish for one day . ? Thanks in advance .🙂
Thanks for the cool comment, I always hope people can find helpful tips and or enjoy the content for what they like about it, so glad you liked the atmosphere in this one, for the latest size limits visit the Welsh Government website where you will find all the latest information regarding this as I don’t want to give false information if anyone reads this before or after any changes. Hope you can get the info you need and where possible practice responsible fishing and find some fish too.
All the best Tim & Dave. 🎣👍
Thank you much@@FindingFishUK .. I checked but site is so confusing..Better to ask to angler near shore i think :))
www.wfsa.org.uk/_files/ugd/1b2e68_1773181418944588a3abe719ef0cac03.pdf
That should help…
Thank you much@@FindingFishUK . 🙏
What is going on !!!!!
No dad, no cake, no brew !!!!!!
Stunning place is the island pity though that some abuse it by leaving crap about leading to venues being closed.
I know Philip, thanks for the comment there's very little to no excuse for leaving rubbish at a fishing spot, natural or commercial. And sorry.. I know the moment I'd finished the video I was temped to have a brew and a cake and film it in the garden with my other half dressed like my dad (she said no 🤷♂️) I felt that guilty for you all...but I can't make my videos fake and scripted like the discovery shows these days so I didn't 🤣 Brew, Cake & Dad back next time.
Nice! This mark any good for general lure fishing? Pollock, Bass?
Thanks for the comment, Yes 100% Bass and Pollock all caught off there too, can get busy with people so can spook the close in Bass, but quieter times can produce nice Bass, I've only ever personally had maccs and Pollock from there but it's an all rounder mark, but like I say can get busy busy busy at times and snaggy but that's rock fishing, hope you get chance to have a go at finding some fish, give us an update if you do. All the best & Tightlines.
That’s small mackies still got about 4 months up here in Scotland before we get them here
All the fish on our channel are small compared to Scotland 🤣....thanks for the comment pal, gonna try get a little hol to Scotland see if we can find some real fish. Suggest anywhere/time to visit? Tim & Dave. 🎣👍
@@FindingFishUK depends on what you what to catch the west coast is good and on the east coast from dundee to Aberdeen is good to
We are normally after eating fish, so that's the usual suspects, but happy to catch Rays & the sporty fish too. Thanks for the info we thought we'd probably try the West Coast. Be sure to keep you informed if we do Tightlines Gary. Tim & Dave. 🎣
Great couple of sessions mate...didn't look right without your old man there and the cake and cuppa 🤣 what feathers were you using , silvers or coloured? Going to give small species and mackerel a go in the morning hopefully won't blank for a 3rd session in a row 🎣
Thanks for the comment Brian, I know its not right when the old man ain't with me, feels like I've forgot a piece of fishing gear when I go solo 😆. Was silver feathers to start then sabikis after. Good luck hope you can find some fish pal. Cake, Dad & Brew is back in the next video 😉. Stay tuned.
You cast over his line....no wonder he left! NODDY
Thanks for the comment Andy, I was talking to the chap next to me and he was leaving when I arrived so was not the reason he left, the camera can be deceptive, the water is deep and I was far from his line, many people can fish close together at this mark and so long as you watch each other you can fish close by each other no problem. Which at busy periods is the only option. Hope that goes a way to reduce your concerns. Tight lines 🎣
Five minutes in. That's enough.
Thanks for the comment 🎣 👍
Camera's too far away. Can't see what you're doing. Sound balance is all wrong.
Sorry about that Jim. I plan to make another Catching Mackerel video soon, so stay tuned for that, and I'll try to address some of those issues you found with this video. Thanks for watching and for the comment appreciate the time you've taken to get in touch. All the best, Tim & Dave 🎣 👍
A close up shot of your lures would be nice, instead of giving us the old "feathers" hint. Must be some kind of top secret or something. I'm just curious what kind of lures you Brits use, that's all.
Thanks for the comment, of course I can tell you / show you it's no secret at all I used a mix of "what us Brits commonly mistakenly refrer to as feathers" that day from the style known as sabikis, tinsel mackerel rigs and flashers. A quick google will find all of these and they detail them for use to catch Mackerel sabiki example see link here....
bit.ly/3MbhMfI
I'm not affiliated with the link just found the ones I used using Google for you. Hope your able to buy/use the same if you can and hope it can help you find some fish too. All the best and tight lines.
Pushing folk off a mark .....not good practice mate!
Thanks again for the comment, but please be assured I did not push anyone off the mark. The chaps next to me were packing up as I arrived. Tightlines Andy.
Hello Pal Nice vd catching mackerel. I enjoyed watching it. Any sign of mackerel in north Wales where l can fish this weekend. Thanks
@@mosam6069 I have had Mackerel at Moelfre recently and Mackerel Rock near Porth Dafarch has seen some recently too. Hope you can find some, thanks for the comment pal. All the best and tight lines 🎣