Love the comment, don't worry there are millions of them.They said that about the cod on the grand banks!!!. These sandeels are probably the most important of all in the fish and sea birds food chain.
My Friend Martin was told by the fisheries people that there is a ban on anglers taking Sandeels. If you dig one accidentally you could be fined £1000. Total farce just like most of the fishery policies designed to 'protect' the fisheries. As if anglers make the slightest difference - or ever have!
Well I couldn't care less if it's true or not! If I dig sandeels I WILL keep them. Damn good bait especially when live. In forty years of fishing I have not made the slightest difference to fish stocks or ever will. Or would should I say. I rarely fish now - nothing worth the effort there now thanks to EEC fishing policy...
Those are sand eels, There are several different sub species. Those are Greens, there is reds yellows and a shorter breed we call cats. Catching them and selling them from the shore like this requires no licence and is legal.
quite an understatement as big fish stocks are down 90% since 1950 yet the same people had and continue to underestimate the sustainability of the ecosystem
That is only a minuscule fraction of what's in the area, and has a negligible effect on the local stocks. It is countries that rape the seas of higher up predatory fish. China being the worst offenders by a large margin. These bottom of the food chain species are only for local anglers and amount to almost nothing.
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I do love me frozen eels for bait, now I can appreciate how much work goes in!!
Love the comment, don't worry there are millions of them.They said that about the cod on the grand banks!!!. These sandeels are probably the most important
of all in the fish and sea birds food chain.
Great to see thoroughly enjoyed it and good to see past traditions carrying on
fair play, good haul.Better it goes to you than some trawler to sell them for animal feed
good catch u guyz
That's a lot of eals guys
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Omfg! So many FIIIIISH!!!!!!!
Where were you guys
What type of net is that
Amazing catch ! 😃... Can you freeze them in a normal household freezer or do they need to be blast frozen first ? Thanks for any info 👍🏻
My Friend Martin was told by the fisheries people that there is a ban on anglers taking Sandeels. If you dig one accidentally you could be fined £1000.
Total farce just like most of the fishery policies designed to 'protect' the fisheries.
As if anglers make the slightest difference - or ever have!
@@kerryfoster1 thats not true
Well I couldn't care less if it's true or not! If I dig sandeels I WILL keep them. Damn good bait especially when live. In forty years of fishing I have not made the slightest difference to fish stocks or ever will. Or would should I say. I rarely fish now - nothing worth the effort there now thanks to EEC fishing policy...
Last time I tried shetting I just strained my bowels. No eels at all.
May i know how you cook these sandeels and how to clean them? Thanks.
They are prime bass bait mate, sold live or blast frozen
Crinnis in st Austell?
At least it was not a trawler lifting them by the ton.
i saw 4 em
Hello where did you get that net from or did you make it ? Thanks
Are sand eels edible?
yes
Why would you need so many?
Commercial sale, they are sold for fishing bait
thats not an eell guys anchovii aler bait selling elvers cam be a felony
Those are sand eels, There are several different sub species. Those are Greens, there is reds yellows and a shorter breed we call cats. Catching them and selling them from the shore like this requires no licence and is legal.
nott on tv nerds in mass
why
I catch them on sabiki feathers and feed them to my gulper catfish
killing all those fish one day there's going to be no more fish if people keep catching a bunch of fish
There are clearly millions there though, I think its pretty sustainable
theyre sandeels and they reproduce quickly so yeah im sure theyll be fine.
quite an understatement as big fish stocks are down 90% since 1950 yet the same people had and continue to underestimate the sustainability of the ecosystem
@@wazup3333 Big fish can take a few years to mature, sandeels only a short life, so mature very quickly.
That is only a minuscule fraction of what's in the area, and has a negligible effect on the local stocks. It is countries that rape the seas of higher up predatory fish. China being the worst offenders by a large margin. These bottom of the food chain species are only for local anglers and amount to almost nothing.