Great little session, and the safety aspects with the beacon was really interesting. Good to see the seal and porpoise moving through. Proves the waters are healthy and plenty of fish, otherwise, they wouldn't be there!
Distant memories of family summer holidays. Good to see rope must have been replaced in last 45yrs. Lovely place, yes pollack, coalies and wrasse. Fairy ring fungi on grassy heath walk over top?
Great footage Nathan especially the big pod of dolphins. I've fished their numerous times and always did very well fishing Ammo frozen sand eel under the float. Managed an 11 pound pollock when fishing with my nephew down there one August, but it was flat calm and massive spring tide wind Northerly hence it being flat. Keep the posts coming very enjoyable watching mate tight lines
We live about half hour from here, fished lots of rock marks around there but not down there. Often stood at the top and thought it’d hold decent fish. At 68 think it’s a bit above my skill level now, and def wouldn’t get the wife down there! Cracking video tho!
Well done Nathan, used to climb down there late 80’s for some very memorable seasons, some great fish as the tide rips out on the ebb causing the eddies, float fished or jelly worms at the time. Below fog horn another great mark and more comfortable 🎣👍
Fantastic video Nathan. That looked like a fair sketchy mark.well done for going there and making it up alive. Great too see you with safety gear and for explaining each one. Cheers nathan.tite lines as always.
An interesting afternoon out, Nathan - good to see you being safe. I’d not seen that type of flotation device before - recommended over a crew saver auto inflate for mobility, when climbing n rock scrambling would you say? The wrasse was lovely - caught my first female cuckoo at Neist on my birthday at end of Sept, and my first Ballan wrasse this Sunday just gone out exploring on Beara peninsula; a chunky 46cm beauty! Teeth like a piranha! Unhooking and returning was interesting .. Stay safe and keep up the positive lure catch n return. Inspiring stuff yet again. Best wishes, G
Yep, definitely more comfortable, G. More importantly, IMO, when inflated the bulk of those full pfd's make it nearly impossible to climb back out of the drink if you slip in, unless you deflate it, which is the main reason I've never worn them. The Alto's are a open ring so you can climb back out. No good if you're unconscious though. Blimey mate, sounds like you're getting about and a nice birthday present, those cuckoo wrasse are one of the prettiest fish in our seas. Hope you're giving the bass a go while you're over there, you're in a top-notch area for them and get that DD pollack. Tight lines mate👍🎣
Right, I'm getting an Alto one then. Your recommendations have always been spot on for gear and tips, so thank you. I've wondered about the auto inflate crew savers; how restrictive they'd be inflated. I'd want to be out sharpish, rather than bobbing about freezing, and losing coordination and movement. Yeah, i'm doing some miles - perks of being a teacher too, getting the holidays. Loved Beara - stunning area, quiet (compared to Skye) roads that aren't potholed by crazy sized caravans or campers, nobody fishing that I saw, and some 68cm PBs of chunky crash diving pollock! Coalies were massive too! Booked up again for first week in Jan before school returns. Weather restricted my fishing time last weekend - winds up to 55mph aint to be messed with, but can always try to find a wee spot on the peninsula, hopefully. Looking forward to your next boat adventure too - thanks again, mate. Stay safe. @@SlippyLimpets
Cheers Nathan ... treacherous looking bit of water, good interesting safety talk on what is available to keep us safe 👍 enjoyed the video mate, thanks Nathan take care 👍🎣🎣
I thought you were on castletown golf course when I saw that lighthouse, its almost identical. Excellent fishing mark if you can find a safe way to a gully I've seen people pull in double figure fish.
I could see the IOM from this mark. It's an area I've never fished but people keep telling me how good the fishing is. I'll get a trip organised for next spring
Nice one Nathan 👍 The Berkley fire tail power worms used to be our go to for wrecking around here, I think they were engine oil flavor or something like that. We used to spray them with WD40 too but had to stop that when a punter slipped on the deck, ah the good old days 🤣
I'm going there tomorrow Mon 15/9/23 sailing from Northern Ireland Bangor I go there when weather permits far better fishing there but good to see you fishing all over the country
Great to see you back on dry land Nathan, with a tidy session. I was up at Neist a few weeks ago and a seal just sat there waiting for me to hook and fish and then went down to steal it. I gave up in the end. And a great tip on that beacon - I am going to get one for my remote kayaking.
Biggest of the day right at your feet... Some of my best PB's have been right in front of me over the years. Like you know, sometimes the long cast is missing the best fish, but not always. Nice catching Nath and all the best. TL's buddy.
Do you think the ones you catch at your feet have followed the lure in and wait till it's got nowhere to go before they hit it, or, are they lurking at your feet. Or maybe both 🤔 TL's Adz and thanks again👍🎣
Probably chasing in most of the time, but sometimes laying in wait for the ambush as the lure comes in close. Would be nice to have underwater footage to see what they are actually doing. Seen so many people fishing over the years losing a good possible take because of a hasty retrieve when close in.
Top video nafon. I've watched your channel from the beginning. Theese negative posts about safety are bollocks. My opinion you wouldn't do it if it's not good. Keep them comming lad looking forward to winter cod shore fishing. 👍
Thanks Russell, appreciate that. It's funny, I take all the safety gear down and I start getting negative comments about safety, and they're all about falling in the water. Nothing about bouncing down a cliff🤷♂️ Tight lines mate
I had one of my best sessions ever at Eyemouth last month, 30+ mackerel and a couple of pollock on a single lure. A seal kept popping up now and again there and it took two of my fish, once just the fish and the second time it took the lure as well. All adds to the excitement. Tight Lines 🐟:)
Sounds like a good session mate. It's a pain when the seals cotton on to your fish. If that happens again, stop fishing and wait for the seal to pop it's head up. When it does, cast close to it and the lure hitting the water should scare it off for a while. You'll know if it's worked because they make a huge commotion and disappear. Tight lines mate👍🎣
I love fishing marks like that, they have to be a bit easier to get to for me, i'm not quite the mountain goat that you are, crackin spot though, cheers Nathan, tight lines
Cracker of a session Nate' and I loved those wild life encounters. That seal was pulling more than your plonker lad😂 At 26.30 I was was screaming "Get your arse off that bloody rock!" Stay safe lad and "Get in!"
Last time I went to fish that mark, some poor bugger had fallen off trying to get down, and the cliffs were closed. It's a great place to fish, but it's no joke.
Berkley Gulp has been around for years, probably caught more anglers than fish lol. Amazed that someone took the time to carry some concrete to that mark. 🙂
It has, I used the sand worms for a few years, but these are new models with improved scent andhould be available pretty soon. I know, I couldn't believe it when I saw the platform, not to mention carrying the drill for the bolts in the rock.
It has, I used the sand worms for a few years, but these are new models with improved scent andhould be available pretty soon. I know, I couldn't believe it when I saw the platform, not to mention carrying the drill for the bolts in the rock.
That was action packed. Got to agree about lighter tackle as opposed to the heavier stuff. If you watch the Lateral Line, you’ll see what happens when heavy gear gets snagged! Though maybe you might have landed that bigger fish 🤔 (I’m fairly sure that was a big pollack). Also, to whoever put that much time and effort into making an accessible route down with a concrete platform deserves a pat on the back. Very hairy spot there but the only place I’ve had a shore caught cuckoo wrasse! Tight lines
Lobe the Lateral line, and glad they got rid of the boat and returned to the shore. I'd love to catch one of those kingfish, they seem like absolute brutes. Same could be said about that guy who carried the concrete down there
Good upload ,as other comment said Gulp been around years some of them are very good for Bass just there expensive and don’t last long ,the big tubs with the juice is the best way to buy them,your A top uk lureman ,I watch all your uploads tightlines 😎🐟🇪🇸
Great to see you back out on the precarious cliff edges fishing in the deep. You and the seals have a special relationship but this one didn't feel like tug-of-war this time. Big fella too. Tight lines Nathan. Are you keeping the boat in the water over winter?
I love the boat fishing but it felt good to be back out in my natural habitat 😄 There was now way of beating that lad, he was huge! The boat is kept on the trailer permanently, means I can move her around to where the weather and fishing is good, saves on antifouling the Hull too. TL's LV🙌👍🎣
I was over the moon son to see your safety gear, I always worried about you being alone, but a reminder you won't last long in the water, you're young, fit, and a good climber, but that doesn't last forever (unfortunately), take care we all love you. (In a manly sort of way lol) PS you stayed on that mark too long.
Thanks David, I know what you meant 😉 Aye, that kit has been a long time coming, I am a good climber and very comfortable on my feet, but I'm terrible at swimming! It's good that equipment like that exists now.
Crazy to think I went down that mortal drunk. Remember looking up as the day went on thinking how the hell did I get down here. That be 20 year ago like
🤣🤣🤣 I had a similar experience in Newcastle's Bigg Market about 20 years ago. 🤣🤣 Yeah, I actually like the smell of ecogear juice and doesn't make me feel like a pint and a packet of Scampi fries
I'm sure I've asked you this before, were you in the army? My nephew thinks he recognises you, and I simply watch what you're doing, and recognise certain traits, you're a rock climber, adventurer? But with an edge, if you don't want to answer I understand.
Not the best place to go on your own, not wanting to sound like your mum what about anchoring a rope to the rocks behind you with a bit of slack and tied round your waist. 😊
Alright mum 🤣 I've thought about it over the years, but another of these places have quite unstable rock, meaning that any rock anchors offer a false sense of security. That's why I've gone down the pfd route
Float,communicate, and be dead in 15 minutes in the north sea! If your dead and floating the seagulls will have you,if you sink,the crabs will eat you! Just be careful! Love your films.
Aww dude... Love your Vids from the rocks. Been having some fun around Oban/dunbeg with lovely Pollock up to 9 pound... But would never even attempt what you're doing with your rock climbing. You have not a drop of fear in ya.
Great little session, and the safety aspects with the beacon was really interesting. Good to see the seal and porpoise moving through. Proves the waters are healthy and plenty of fish, otherwise, they wouldn't be there!
Distant memories of family summer holidays. Good to see rope must have been replaced in last 45yrs. Lovely place, yes pollack, coalies and wrasse. Fairy ring fungi on grassy heath walk over top?
Mint day, definite worth the risk v reward, you see some amazing things that just add to the experience, thanks for sharing
Thanks again Geoff, I would have been happy to blank after seeing those dolphins. Thanks for watching taling the time to comment. Tight lines👍🎣
Good sesh there Nathan, enjoyed seeing you back out on the rocks. Tight lines lad 🎣
I was there 5 weeks ago, same spot. Brought in a few fish heads! Mr seal was ravenous. Nice burger and ice cream at the lighthouse cafe though
Great footage Nathan especially the big pod of dolphins. I've fished their numerous times and always did very well fishing Ammo frozen sand eel under the float. Managed an 11 pound pollock when fishing with my nephew down there one August, but it was flat calm and massive spring tide wind Northerly hence it being flat. Keep the posts coming very enjoyable watching mate tight lines
What a great spot and some really nice wildlife too. Tight lines!
We live about half hour from here, fished lots of rock marks around there but not down there. Often stood at the top and thought it’d hold decent fish. At 68 think it’s a bit above my skill level now, and def wouldn’t get the wife down there! Cracking video tho!
Cracking Nathan , keep them coming
Brilliant as always
Well done Nathan, used to climb down there late 80’s for some very memorable seasons, some great fish as the tide rips out on the ebb causing the eddies, float fished or jelly worms at the time. Below fog horn another great mark and more comfortable 🎣👍
Fantastic video Nathan. That looked like a fair sketchy mark.well done for going there and making it up alive. Great too see you with safety gear and for explaining each one. Cheers nathan.tite lines as always.
An interesting afternoon out, Nathan - good to see you being safe. I’d not seen that type of flotation device before - recommended over a crew saver auto inflate for mobility, when climbing n rock scrambling would you say? The wrasse was lovely - caught my first female cuckoo at Neist on my birthday at end of Sept, and my first Ballan wrasse this Sunday just gone out exploring on Beara peninsula; a chunky 46cm beauty! Teeth like a piranha! Unhooking and returning was interesting ..
Stay safe and keep up the positive lure catch n return. Inspiring stuff yet again.
Best wishes,
G
Yep, definitely more comfortable, G. More importantly, IMO, when inflated the bulk of those full pfd's make it nearly impossible to climb back out of the drink if you slip in, unless you deflate it, which is the main reason I've never worn them. The Alto's are a open ring so you can climb back out. No good if you're unconscious though. Blimey mate, sounds like you're getting about and a nice birthday present, those cuckoo wrasse are one of the prettiest fish in our seas. Hope you're giving the bass a go while you're over there, you're in a top-notch area for them and get that DD pollack. Tight lines mate👍🎣
Right, I'm getting an Alto one then. Your recommendations have always been spot on for gear and tips, so thank you. I've wondered about the auto inflate crew savers; how restrictive they'd be inflated. I'd want to be out sharpish, rather than bobbing about freezing, and losing coordination and movement.
Yeah, i'm doing some miles - perks of being a teacher too, getting the holidays. Loved Beara - stunning area, quiet (compared to Skye) roads that aren't potholed by crazy sized caravans or campers, nobody fishing that I saw, and some 68cm PBs of chunky crash diving pollock! Coalies were massive too! Booked up again for first week in Jan before school returns. Weather restricted my fishing time last weekend - winds up to 55mph aint to be messed with, but can always try to find a wee spot on the peninsula, hopefully. Looking forward to your next boat adventure too - thanks again, mate. Stay safe.
@@SlippyLimpets
Cheers Nathan ... treacherous looking bit of water, good interesting safety talk on what is available to keep us safe 👍 enjoyed the video mate, thanks Nathan take care 👍🎣🎣
Good to see you back out mate, you certainly put the effort in. 🐟👍
Thanks mate, good to be back out on the rocks. Tight lines👍🎣
I might try that mark after the guy that concreted it and placed the rope comes back and fits an elevator 😅
Maybe an espresso machine and a radiator 😂
I'll settle for the coffee machine🤣
Haha, I hear that's next summers DIY project
nice one Nathan, lovely mark with some good sport on the little rods , appreciate your efforts mate 👍🏼👍🏼
I thought you were on castletown golf course when I saw that lighthouse, its almost identical. Excellent fishing mark if you can find a safe way to a gully I've seen people pull in double figure fish.
I could see the IOM from this mark. It's an area I've never fished but people keep telling me how good the fishing is. I'll get a trip organised for next spring
It does look like a decent mark especially if people have put in a guide rope to get down, you only go to that trouble for a few nice fish.
Nice one Nathan 👍
The Berkley fire tail power worms used to be our go to for wrecking around here, I think they were engine oil flavor or something like that.
We used to spray them with WD40 too but had to stop that when a punter slipped on the deck, ah the good old days 🤣
I'm going there tomorrow Mon 15/9/23 sailing from Northern Ireland Bangor I go there when weather permits far better fishing there but good to see you fishing all over the country
Great to see you back on dry land Nathan, with a tidy session. I was up at Neist a few weeks ago and a seal just sat there waiting for me to hook and fish and then went down to steal it. I gave up in the end. And a great tip on that beacon - I am going to get one for my remote kayaking.
Catapult and some 9mm steel BB's is what you want mate. Seals taking the piss is no good!
Great videos Nathan. I can say with confidence that you won’t find me fishing on these marks when you get down there…😉👍🏼
Biggest of the day right at your feet... Some of my best PB's have been right in front of me over the years. Like you know, sometimes the long cast is missing the best fish, but not always. Nice catching Nath and all the best. TL's buddy.
Do you think the ones you catch at your feet have followed the lure in and wait till it's got nowhere to go before they hit it, or, are they lurking at your feet. Or maybe both 🤔 TL's Adz and thanks again👍🎣
Probably chasing in most of the time, but sometimes laying in wait for the ambush as the lure comes in close. Would be nice to have underwater footage to see what they are actually doing. Seen so many people fishing over the years losing a good possible take because of a hasty retrieve when close in.
Great sport ..👍Thanks ... Tight Lines..
Thanks Pat, TL's 👍🎣
Nice 1 pal, looks like a good bit of saftey kit that might have to get maself 1 as they marks kin get hairy wen your on them, tight lines 👍
The PLB aint cheap but you can't get a more reliable way of getting a rescue message and location out. Tight lines👍🎣
glad to see u back mate cam looks good
Thanks mate
Top video nafon. I've watched your channel from the beginning. Theese negative posts about safety are bollocks. My opinion you wouldn't do it if it's not good. Keep them comming lad looking forward to winter cod shore fishing. 👍
Thanks Russell, appreciate that. It's funny, I take all the safety gear down and I start getting negative comments about safety, and they're all about falling in the water. Nothing about bouncing down a cliff🤷♂️ Tight lines mate
I had one of my best sessions ever at Eyemouth last month, 30+ mackerel and a couple of pollock on a single lure. A seal kept popping up now and again there and it took two of my fish, once just the fish and the second time it took the lure as well. All adds to the excitement. Tight Lines 🐟:)
Sounds like a good session mate. It's a pain when the seals cotton on to your fish. If that happens again, stop fishing and wait for the seal to pop it's head up. When it does, cast close to it and the lure hitting the water should scare it off for a while. You'll know if it's worked because they make a huge commotion and disappear. Tight lines mate👍🎣
Cool vid mate, love fishing off the rocks. 🎣
My favourite type of fishing. Glad you liked it👍🎣
I’ve never done sea fishing. But that was a really good video. Very interesting, that good I subscribed to see more😊
Thanks love the video. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great session Nathan, long time since I was down Lagvag myself - can't go past all those Bass marks on the way!
I love fishing marks like that, they have to be a bit easier to get to for me, i'm not quite the mountain goat that you are, crackin spot though, cheers Nathan, tight lines
It's a great feeling being out there and not seeing another sole all day. Tight lines Mark👍🎣
Bloody hell slippy you take some chances climbing that cliff, good video though mate.
It's not as bad as it looks on camera, the rope is not necessary, unless you're carrying bags of concrete down, haha. Glad you liked the video👍🎣
Another decent session nathan, well done
Hi Nathan It was good to see you back on the rocks mate , ive no doubt it was sammy the seal that robbed you tbh , as always take care & stay safe
Are you part mountain goat to get there. Great to see you with all right safety gear. Keep the great video's coming
Cracker of a session Nate' and I loved those wild life encounters. That seal was pulling more than your plonker lad😂 At 26.30 I was was screaming "Get your arse off that bloody rock!" Stay safe lad and "Get in!"
Great video as always
Thanks Tony
Nice job!
Last time I went to fish that mark, some poor bugger had fallen off trying to get down, and the cliffs were closed. It's a great place to fish, but it's no joke.
Berkley Gulp has been around for years, probably caught more anglers than fish lol. Amazed that someone took the time to carry some concrete to that mark. 🙂
Mate, Gulp f-ing works. Stop BS-ing.
It has, I used the sand worms for a few years, but these are new models with improved scent andhould be available pretty soon. I know, I couldn't believe it when I saw the platform, not to mention carrying the drill for the bolts in the rock.
It has, I used the sand worms for a few years, but these are new models with improved scent andhould be available pretty soon. I know, I couldn't believe it when I saw the platform, not to mention carrying the drill for the bolts in the rock.
you should give port logan a go with the boat, its good fishing and only round the corner from there. its also decent from the shore aswell
That was action packed. Got to agree about lighter tackle as opposed to the heavier stuff. If you watch the Lateral Line, you’ll see what happens when heavy gear gets snagged! Though maybe you might have landed that bigger fish 🤔 (I’m fairly sure that was a big pollack). Also, to whoever put that much time and effort into making an accessible route down with a concrete platform deserves a pat on the back.
Very hairy spot there but the only place I’ve had a shore caught cuckoo wrasse!
Tight lines
Lobe the Lateral line, and glad they got rid of the boat and returned to the shore. I'd love to catch one of those kingfish, they seem like absolute brutes. Same could be said about that guy who carried the concrete down there
Fair play I’m enjoying your videos, sneaky seal
Thanks Derek, glad you're enjoying them.
to have seals plus porpoises in the area it must have a good fish stock there I would imagine.
Would that be burrow head isle of whithorn?? Coz we go there every year for a week. Stay at burrow head holiday park. And love it.
No, it's the MOG. Burrow head is also good though and with easier access
Excellent video 📹
Good upload ,as other comment said Gulp been around years some of them are very good for Bass just there expensive and don’t last long ,the big tubs with the juice is the best way to buy them,your A top uk lureman ,I watch all your uploads tightlines 😎🐟🇪🇸
Always good content , you deserve every fish you catch scaling those cliffs
Thank you 😊
Great to see you back out on the precarious cliff edges fishing in the deep.
You and the seals have a special relationship but this one didn't feel like tug-of-war this time. Big fella too.
Tight lines Nathan.
Are you keeping the boat in the water over winter?
I love the boat fishing but it felt good to be back out in my natural habitat 😄
There was now way of beating that lad, he was huge!
The boat is kept on the trailer permanently, means I can move her around to where the weather and fishing is good, saves on antifouling the Hull too. TL's LV🙌👍🎣
Nice one mate 👍 and great to see you back out on the rocks 🎣
I really must invest in more safety gear as 95% of my fishing is done alone
Regards Arnie
Prefer you on the boat , the rock climbing turns my stomach, great video as always tight lines man
Cheers man! I love fishing from the boat too but I get bored without a little bit of adrenaline every now and again. Tight lines
Well in mate you up there all time now
I was over the moon son to see your safety gear, I always worried about you being alone, but a reminder you won't last long in the water, you're young, fit, and a good climber, but that doesn't last forever (unfortunately), take care we all love you. (In a manly sort of way lol) PS you stayed on that mark too long.
Thanks David, I know what you meant 😉 Aye, that kit has been a long time coming, I am a good climber and very comfortable on my feet, but I'm terrible at swimming! It's good that equipment like that exists now.
Fished MOG many times. That's some climb down, the video doesn't really show just how steep it is. Good effort 👍
Always camp at west tarbet 🎣
Yeah, for once the camera doesn't do the climb justice.
Went down the foghorn once , never again .
It's a bit loose down under that foghorn, and some very angry birds!
Always wanted to fish there but petrified of heights, won't even go down the cliff walk from the lighthouse so it's a huge nope 🤣
I used to be scared of heights as a youngster, so I started rock climbing to get passed it. It's much easier now there's a rope.
I fished in Cornwall with 30lb braid,and it got cut on the rocks.Some rocks are like glass.
Great video, are cod ever caught there?
Not really, there's not all that many in the area, east coast is better
Crazy to think I went down that mortal drunk. Remember looking up as the day went on thinking how the hell did I get down here. That be 20 year ago like
Rather you than me mate! would hate to climb back out with a hangover!
@@SlippyLimpets young n dumb as they say. Never again will I do that. Good to see a rope in there now tho
Shit myself when that seal appeared. 😂😂😂
my money would be on a porgie .they really do come in that close and have been caught in that area before
I hadn't thought of a porgie, could well be!
Nice video fella. Keep up the good work!
Appreciate it!
And a show of dolphins, a good day
Had someone taken a sack of cement down and made that flat section you were standing on Nath?
I personally believe that those big pull are undiscovered species unknown to uk waters coming in closer wicked video tho keep it up
Nathan, can you post a link to that beacon please
Here you go, Brian👍 www.acrartex.com/product-category/marine/
Ahh down the front of the MOG 🎣
Cracking spot!
Risking it on that rock , one rouge swell from a ferry .
You can see the ferrys so can anticipate the wake coming, luckily there's only one per day
@@SlippyLimpets do you know about beuforts trench off the mull ?
@@archstanton6310 yep, it's a place I'd like to take the baot too, seriously deep water
@@SlippyLimpets over a million tons of dumped ammo down there .
@@archstanton6310 sounds good. There's a mark I fish on the yak at whitley Bay that's an ammo dump and the fish seem to love it
mull of galloway?
Is tgat the mull of G?
Yep
Wet feet christ man stay safe bro!
Had a similar smell on my fingers after a night out in Stockton back on my youth😂😂😂 the ecogear stuff smells much better. Almost like fruit
🤣🤣🤣 I had a similar experience in Newcastle's Bigg Market about 20 years ago. 🤣🤣 Yeah, I actually like the smell of ecogear juice and doesn't make me feel like a pint and a packet of Scampi fries
@@SlippyLimpets hooked a whale or 2 in the big market back in the day haha
I'm sure I've asked you this before, were you in the army? My nephew thinks he recognises you, and I simply watch what you're doing, and recognise certain traits, you're a rock climber, adventurer? But with an edge, if you don't want to answer I understand.
I told my nephew, I don't think he's old enough, bare in mind I'm 60 now so everyone else is 18or 90.
Well are you not gonna tell us where you were lol.
He did 👍 the southern most point of Scotland 😉🎣
@@arniec5707 hur hur. Very humorous. I meant what part of the southern most point??
A quick search will give you the answer but it's in south west Scotland
Are you part mountain goat....😏
Not the best place to go on your own, not wanting to sound like your mum what about anchoring a rope to the rocks behind you with a bit of slack and tied round your waist. 😊
Alright mum 🤣 I've thought about it over the years, but another of these places have quite unstable rock, meaning that any rock anchors offer a false sense of security. That's why I've gone down the pfd route
Another cracking video Nathan, I sent you a pm on messenger, something that might interest you.
Sorry for the delay, I'm without broadband after moving but will come back to you ASAP.
Float,communicate, and be dead in 15 minutes in the north sea! If your dead and floating the seagulls will have you,if you sink,the crabs will eat you! Just be careful! Love your films.
Lol
I know, I appreciate your concern, but side from wearing a wet/dry suite there's not much else i can do safety wise. Glad you like the vid👍🎣
Aww dude... Love your Vids from the rocks. Been having some fun around Oban/dunbeg with lovely Pollock up to 9 pound... But would never even attempt what you're doing with your rock climbing. You have not a drop of fear in ya.
To be fair, if you fall in from the shore you'll be able to swim back in so won't be subject to death by cold water unless he was unconscious.