Superb to see the Codling and how happy it made you. Always a massive boost when a unexpected fish shows up. I am on the Humber and last autumn and winter it was fairly poor for Cod but hopefully this year will be different...it is what keeps us fishing
Matt's back, and just in time for the best bass period of the year. Also, a codling from the shore in early autumn? Jaysus, I can't even remember the last time I did that. Looking forward to your upcoming bass escapades and hoping for some results myself. From Dublin, best of luck Matt.
Yes thanks Ben , nicely churned over. Also smaller tides shows it doesn’t have to be the bigger springs. We used to say conger best on calm nights but find rougher days give best results. Note: theamputeeangler can be found on TH-cam - some great underwater footage of bass my subs will be interested in as well as a solid how to approach to vlogging from the boat - worth a follow
A good session and well done catching that cod(ling)! It was well within the minimum size so I bet that it tasted good. Haven't seen you for a bit, keep them coming.
Matt so good to see you post again for me you are one of the best uk sea fishing channels always quality post interesting and well presented Congratulations on the codling your reaction says it all fair play Look forward to seeing you again soon
@@SaltwaterAngler very much so and you always encourage people and show how much fun the fishing is and the benefits for mental health if you catch good if not there is always next time
Hi Matt I was fishing for bass a little bit further down the coast at Coeden last August and I caught a codling the same size ! I was amazed because it was the first one I had caught on the South Coast for over 20 years. I enjoy your videos very relaxing. Regards.
@@SaltwaterAngler Yes I was surprised, I was only fishing about 40 yards out just on the end of the groynes it wasn't like I was at Dungeness chuck 160 yards !
Good to see you back Matt, I was getting a bit worried, so I was very glad to hear you say how much you like making the vids, I always look forward to them. Well done, a nice varied catch in quite challenging conditions. You've got me fired up to get down to the coast and get stuck in. It's 70 miles to my nearest decent bit of sea, and as I'm getting on a bit, I need the sort of inspiration that you are so good at delivering!
Great video Matt and congratulations on catching that lovely codling. Forgot what they looked like! They look great when they first come out of the water don’t they? You put me to shame as I went down to a local beach on Saturday and the conditions were similar but frightened me off!! Becoming more of a fair weather fisherman these days😂. Best wishes, Dave, broadstairs
Thanks mate, yep I actually thought it was a big whiting at first ! Hearing there are a few being landed along the Sussex coast this week which is good news
Great to see you catching a cod mate a rair thing to see these days. I always find your videos so calming to watch mate. Really enjoyed it. And yes there is nothing wrong with wanting more hahahah allnthe best mat tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
Brilliant video, always trying new stuff with the camera shots Nice to see the early codling , fingers crossed for you folk down there . Loved it ! Tight Lines
Thanks Matt. Great vid, as always. Good to see you out there. Codling was the first fish I ever caught from the shore, on my then-new Beach caster and Garcia-Mitchell multiplyer. 1978. Hillhead, Lee-on-Solent. Never caught one since 😁😄!! Good to see your bass-Smile again 👍🏻 let’s hope there’s plenty this year, late as it is. Had my first this year from the Kayak (East of you). On a lure. Couple of cm short so let it swim. Looking forward to your next post. Keep ‘em coming. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@SaltwaterAngler out this morning (Fri) couple of mackerel and couple of nice Bass. One was such a fatty I just had to put her back only 50cm but bursting to spawn by the look of it. I also saw quite a large shoal jumping around, travelling inshore, a small ‘sea-boil’. So hopefully the sea is warming-up nicely, not just temperature but catches too. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Loved the vid!! Heard of a few cod getting caught this year on the south coast in summer!!! Madness!!! Good conditions for cod though rough seas.. do you think dogfish like the rough sea to? Or more of a calm water species really like hounds/rays?
Always get a run of small codling at Selsey west sussex in August have done for years so not unusual , reports over last few weeks has shown a few caught
Awesome Matt, a codling in August 😮 even I never did that 😅 caught some nice large codling , big cod from the beach opposite a hotel think it was called Queen Victoria, a ww1 German U boat washed there, found best bait was sprats , haven't fished 4 weeks due to weather. Happy catching from Australia Nick 🇦🇺 ☺️
Nice one mate ! I was just looking through my Australian catch reports GTs on chicken legs! Stingray on kangaroo island ! Plus some other good spearfishing catches on the east coast. Must go back - will look up that U boat I remember seeing something about it
Nice catch mate! I've still never caught a cod from here in Eastbourne. I was just wondering how long you like to leave your worms out and when you decide to reel in when you're getting bites?
That codling where you are must be like rocking horse doo doo 😂 They are catching them on chesil beach which is normal by all accounts then they disappear and comeback later. Shame I can't do chesil because of mountains of pebbles 😢
Hello mate- yes pretty rare here although I’m hearing of two more this week - ref chesil shingle - would swimmer mats help ? Those rubber mats that allow us to not trudge on the chesil ! We are looking at some for some anglers locally especially those with heart or copd issues
Ive been fishing for 60 years, and the one i have noticed is so many people go on a beach with non water proof foot wear, i dont under stand why , I always wear wellies or derri boots or waders.
Another pleasing watch mr saltwater. Envy your weed levels 😮 my beaches in West Sussex are a foot deep on the high water tide line and it’s just starting to take on an aroma and becoming very disliked by foreshore users . Can’t see what all the fuss is about really 🤔 when I was a kid it was 6ft deep and smelt of the sewers🤢 … can so relate to the euphoria of catching your first Sussex cod ( ling😊) I remember mine to this day .. there’s been a fair few caught of late in Sussex and late August , good tides and coloured water have been bringing them in for a few years now at this time ( put this in your diary for next year if conditions are correct) biggest I’ve heard of is 12lb so far. Thanks for sharing and well done again
@@stinkymuppet9207 thanks for your comment - you always seem to capture the video and associated talking points so well (with humour) I’ve always heard reports of rotting weed bringing in big bass and mullet but so rare here - tight lines and thanks for the input
@@SaltwaterAngler yep you are correct I have watched these species feeding just a few feet from the shore, seaweed fly maggots seem to be their main quarry but there are other bits hopping and hiding in the weed often caught out as bigger rising tides attempting a natural clearance of the weed. It’s difficult to fish these conditions but I have had a few schoolies free lining some bread on a long light rod . Silver eels are also attracted to the weed , I never target them because they always find me especially if I use worm baits 🙄
Nice video Matt forgot your other reel eh😂i have done that before but i promise once you done that once that will be the first thing youll check after that !!!! Still waiting for that live baiting for bass video i lost a good one at my feet yesterday if i only brought that fking net ehh😢
Best way to learn - watch the saltwater angler . Lovely stuff!
We are in it together ! Learn from my mistakes too
Great session, could really see the joy in your face from catching that codling. Making me really wanting to get out there.
Get out there !
Superb to see the Codling and how happy it made you. Always a massive boost when a unexpected fish shows up. I am on the Humber and last autumn and winter it was fairly poor for Cod but hopefully this year will be different...it is what keeps us fishing
Great comment thank you - yea we don’t ask for much as sea anglers do let us know here on the channel if you find any Autumn cod there this year
Matt's back, and just in time for the best bass period of the year. Also, a codling from the shore in early autumn? Jaysus, I can't even remember the last time I did that. Looking forward to your upcoming bass escapades and hoping for some results myself. From Dublin, best of luck Matt.
Watcha mate- thanks for this bass on the way
Well done Matt that’s a nice mixed session there in those rough conditions!
Yes thanks Ben , nicely churned over. Also smaller tides shows it doesn’t have to be the bigger springs. We used to say conger best on calm nights but find rougher days give best results.
Note: theamputeeangler can be found on TH-cam - some great underwater footage of bass my subs will be interested in as well as a solid how to approach to vlogging from the boat - worth a follow
@@SaltwaterAngler Appreciate the nod at the end there Matt thank you 🙏🏻
A good session and well done catching that cod(ling)! It was well within the minimum size so I bet that it tasted good. Haven't seen you for a bit, keep them coming.
Thanks 👍 yes I recognise your user name you are still in the good books for commenting 🤣
Top angling as usual Matt. Well done on the cod (ling) LOL!
Thanks Brian - we don’t do too badly on our patch at times do we.
Matt so good to see you post again for me you are one of the best uk sea fishing channels always quality post interesting and well presented
Congratulations on the codling your reaction says it all fair play
Look forward to seeing you again soon
I appreciate that! I’ve always said the UKs coast and fishing needs to be shown as best as possible I hope that comes across
@@SaltwaterAngler very much so and you always encourage people and show how much fun the fishing is and the benefits for mental health if you catch good if not there is always next time
Brilliant video Matt, nice to see you & well done with the cod(codling) Its a Cod! 👍
Thanks for the visit
Hi Matt I was fishing for bass a little bit further down the coast at Coeden last August and I caught a codling the same size ! I was amazed because it was the first one I had caught on the South Coast for over 20 years. I enjoy your videos very relaxing. Regards.
Great info and as you say 20 years and then boom!
@@SaltwaterAngler Yes I was surprised, I was only fishing about 40 yards out just on the end of the groynes it wasn't like I was at Dungeness chuck 160 yards !
Congratulations on your codling, you looked delighted & rightly so…the sea certainly looked right for it too. Always enjoy your vids 👊🏻😎👍👍
Appreciated as always ! It’s funny how a little fish can give so much pleasure
Good to see you back Matt, I was getting a bit worried, so I was very glad to hear you say how much you like making the vids, I always look forward to them. Well done, a nice varied catch in quite challenging conditions. You've got me fired up to get down to the coast and get stuck in. It's 70 miles to my nearest decent bit of sea, and as I'm getting on a bit, I need the sort of inspiration that you are so good at delivering!
Nice one mate , thanks 😊 let us know if you manage the trip to the saltwater
Wow! What a moment, loved seeing your reaction. Let's hope it's a sign of things to come this winter. Well done 👏
Thanks, my inner child came out a bit there! Yes maybe some 6lb ers heading out way 🤞🤞
Great video Matt and congratulations on catching that lovely codling. Forgot what they looked like! They look great when they first come out of the water don’t they? You put me to shame as I went down to a local beach on Saturday and the conditions were similar but frightened me off!! Becoming more of a fair weather fisherman these days😂. Best wishes, Dave, broadstairs
Thanks mate, yep I actually thought it was a big whiting at first ! Hearing there are a few being landed along the Sussex coast this week which is good news
Great to see you catching a cod mate a rair thing to see these days. I always find your videos so calming to watch mate. Really enjoyed it. And yes there is nothing wrong with wanting more hahahah allnthe best mat tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks as always- appreciate your comments
Great catch Matt, looks like a good year for them, think this year is the top of the 7 year cycle.
Hello mate, yes didn’t think of it like that but that could ring true
Brilliant video, always trying new stuff with the camera shots Nice to see the early codling , fingers crossed for you folk down there . Loved it ! Tight Lines
Thanks 👍 yea for sure
Head down Pevensy, had 3 bass out of the bay this week. nothing huge but they are there :)
Was you happy about the cod … darn rite you were, well done Matt.
The words "I've never had a cod from a Sussex beach" just goes to show how different the fishing is these days.
Nice days fishing, I haven't really got out much so far this year. But always good to see someone catching all sorts. 👍
@@matred3538 good of you to say, hope your out again soon 🐟
I had a Codling from Bexhill only 2lb but still in my eyes a great catch.
I agree 💪
great catch matt, congratulations
Nice session Matt, well done on the Cod and Conger👍
Thanks yea the conger gave a good scrap really
Thanks Matt. Great vid, as always. Good to see you out there. Codling was the first fish I ever caught from the shore, on my then-new Beach caster and Garcia-Mitchell multiplyer. 1978. Hillhead, Lee-on-Solent. Never caught one since 😁😄!!
Good to see your bass-Smile again 👍🏻 let’s hope there’s plenty this year, late as it is.
Had my first this year from the Kayak (East of you). On a lure. Couple of cm short so let it swim.
Looking forward to your next post.
Keep ‘em coming. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks mate, good to hear your catching from the YAK they all count hopefully more catches coming in September for you.
@@SaltwaterAngler out this morning (Fri) couple of mackerel and couple of nice Bass. One was such a fatty I just had to put her back only 50cm but bursting to spawn by the look of it. I also saw quite a large shoal jumping around, travelling inshore, a small ‘sea-boil’. So hopefully the sea is warming-up nicely, not just temperature but catches too. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Lovely to see mat
@@leoncox2405 cheers mate
Super video great species Cod in August Wow
Thanks for watching too !
Very enjoyable clip, well done on the little! Cod 👍
Thanks mate - it’s huge I just have massive fingers !
Great mixed bag. With that blow on and the colour of the water you might fancy a codling….probably not in August though?
Yes good observation. I’m always thinking Bass ! So unexpected for me
Loved the vid!! Heard of a few cod getting caught this year on the south coast in summer!!! Madness!!! Good conditions for cod though rough seas.. do you think dogfish like the rough sea to? Or more of a calm water species really like hounds/rays?
Rough for dogfish or at least they are numerous after a big blow
Nicely done! Hoping to get a cod myself at Chesil tomorrow! 🤞
Great 👍 let us know how it goes
Always get a run of small codling at Selsey west sussex in August have done for years so not unusual , reports over last few weeks has shown a few caught
@@paulwilson8047 good stuff ! All new to me
@@SaltwaterAngler good videos , keep it up 👍
Awesome Matt, a codling in August 😮 even I never did that 😅 caught some nice large codling , big cod from the beach opposite a hotel think it was called Queen Victoria, a ww1 German U boat washed there, found best bait was sprats , haven't fished 4 weeks due to weather. Happy catching from Australia Nick 🇦🇺 ☺️
Nice one mate ! I was just looking through my Australian catch reports GTs on chicken legs! Stingray on kangaroo island ! Plus some other good spearfishing catches on the east coast. Must go back - will look up that U boat I remember seeing something about it
O my cod, Matt you made my day 🙂 well done, thanks for the video cheers. 👍👍👍🎣🎣🎣
Hello mate, thanks for your input as always 👍
Quite a few years ago, fishing at Glyne Gap, in July, low tide, codling....wtf!....
Nice catch mate! I've still never caught a cod from here in Eastbourne. I was just wondering how long you like to leave your worms out and when you decide to reel in when you're getting bites?
20 minutes if I’m switched on, 30 minutes for a leisurely fish
Welcome back Matt
The Cod Father! 😊
Well not quite ! But it’s a welcome catch for sure
Well that was a nice surprise, loading up my TH-cam and we have a Saltwater Angler video. That's rare as socking horse shit around Sussex. Well done!
Nice one cheers for watching
That codling where you are must be like rocking horse doo doo 😂 They are catching them on chesil beach which is normal by all accounts then they disappear and comeback later. Shame I can't do chesil because of mountains of pebbles 😢
Hello mate- yes pretty rare here although I’m hearing of two more this week - ref chesil shingle - would swimmer mats help ? Those rubber mats that allow us to not trudge on the chesil ! We are looking at some for some anglers locally especially those with heart or copd issues
Uk still have fish...👍👍👍
🤣
Spumey. 😊
Are Conger eels slimy like freshwater eels?
Very much so still trying to get the goo off my shorts !0
Ive been fishing for 60 years, and the one i have noticed is so many people go on a beach with non water proof foot wear, i dont under stand why , I always wear wellies or derri boots or waders.
Good point although you wont like my water shoes for lure fishing !
Not sure what swimmers mats are? I have MS & Spinal stenosis so pebbles just do me in 😢
It’s like rubber matting to create a path. Some local Forahore trusts can provide them. Just a thought
Ok many thanks Matt 😊
Another pleasing watch mr saltwater. Envy your weed levels 😮 my beaches in West Sussex are a foot deep on the high water tide line and it’s just starting to take on an aroma and becoming very disliked by foreshore users . Can’t see what all the fuss is about really 🤔 when I was a kid it was 6ft deep and smelt of the sewers🤢 … can so relate to the euphoria of catching your first Sussex cod ( ling😊) I remember mine to this day .. there’s been a fair few caught of late in Sussex and late August , good tides and coloured water have been bringing them in for a few years now at this time ( put this in your diary for next year if conditions are correct) biggest I’ve heard of is 12lb so far. Thanks for sharing and well done again
@@stinkymuppet9207 thanks for your comment - you always seem to capture the video and associated talking points so well (with humour) I’ve always heard reports of rotting weed bringing in big bass and mullet but so rare here - tight lines and thanks for the input
@@SaltwaterAngler yep you are correct I have watched these species feeding just a few feet from the shore, seaweed fly maggots seem to be their main quarry but there are other bits hopping and hiding in the weed often caught out as bigger rising tides attempting a natural clearance of the weed. It’s difficult to fish these conditions but I have had a few schoolies free lining some bread on a long light rod . Silver eels are also attracted to the weed , I never target them because they always find me especially if I use worm baits 🙄
Is that selsey ur fishing east beach?
@@nigelhaines7900 No it’s between Bexhill and st Leonard’s sort of area
@@SaltwaterAngler oh ok seems to be better fishing their, not much around down our area
Nice video Matt forgot your other reel eh😂i have done that before but i promise once you done that once that will be the first thing youll check after that !!!! Still waiting for that live baiting for bass video i lost a good one at my feet yesterday if i only brought that fking net ehh😢
Thanks - yep keep prompting me for the live bait video 🤣
nice vid new subscriber too cheers martyn
Thanks and welcome
@@SaltwaterAngler your very welcome