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Catch Fish at Dungeness: LIFEBOAT STATION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2024
- Two daytime sessions (recorded on 29.08.22 and 10.04.24) originally fishing for bass at the Lifeboat Station section, Dungeness (Kent, UK). The first session was fished in ideal conditions, but was pretty hard; a fair few fish were caught in the second session, but condition were not that good on the day. I deal with my approach to targeting bass here and then a general approach to catching anything, if you decide conditions are not suitable for them.
This video is part of a series on catching fish at Dungeness. For other videos, please click on the playlist below:
• Dungeness - Catch Fish...
For tutorials covering rig making see:
• RIG MAKING IN CONTEXT
Wishbone rigs to follow in a subsequent video.
You may also be interested in other series I produced on catching fish on the south coast from Kent and East Sussex marks.
Videos from nearby Hythe:
• HYTHE, KENT ....Plaice...
• Hythe, Kent revisited ...
• Hythe, Kent - FISHERMA...
For videos from the East Kent Coast, check out this playlist:
• East Kent Coast - Catc...
A series on the North Kent Coast:
• North Kent Coast - Cat...
For the Isle of Sheppey, please click on this link below:
• Sheppey - Catch Fish f...
Series covering East Sussex:
Eastbourne (autumn / winter):
• Eastbourne: Autumn / W...
Seaford (mainly spring / summer):
• Seaford - Catch Fish a...
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I always find your videos very cathartic to watch, Thank you - L C
Many thanks for that!
agreed.
Nice to see you back Michael love you videos nice and relaxing and few fish as well keep them coming cheers
Thanks Clive 👍
A real treat to see you back in action Michael, I have really missed your content. Thank you.
Such a nice comment - there's more to come. Just need some time to finish editing.
Another excellent video, Michael. Good to see you back.
Many thanks for that.
Good to see your vids pop up again. Good effort with this trip, but Dungie is one that awlays fishes better during darkness
Totally agree - but doesn't make good viewing. Have to light up the beach if I was to film night sessions properly!
nice catch ,good to see you back on you tube.
Thanks for that!
Great to see you on the beach,nice flatties, thanks for posting. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk
Thanks - more to come. Have lots of footage - just need to find the time to process and edit it!
Enjoyed watching you out on the beach again, appreciate your efforts 👍🏼
Thanks 👍
Great to have you back on board, love the vid YT and all on here miss your trips out n about ... clacton / walton, st oysth struggling local net drifters in tandum close to shores decimating the beach catches really is a tough time at the moment, may be you can worm a way 🎣
Thanks. I'll certainly be back that way in the not too distant future. Need to cover Jaywick and some of my sole marks further north in Essex and Suffolk.
Another great vlog definately one of the best at showing the marks get downs parking etc well done.
Many thanks - I hope that giving location details helps others to catch.
Very nice to see you out again . Wessex rig .6/0 3/0 pennel on the running ledger with big squid , mackerel , worm cocktail bait . 3/0 top snood also with big lug bait . Can be deadly for that big bass close in .
Thanks for the tip - good approach if they are about. My first goal is always to avoid a blank; then catch a flatfish, which is why you'll see me fishing small hooks and small baits most of the time. I'm OK with targeting specimens - but that's when I think my chances of catching one is high and conditions are spot on.
Hi Mick,fantastic to see you out fishing again,hope all is well..The dogfest continues unfortunately atm,but the rays and hounds are showing up around the Kent coast
Yes - I've had several recent sessions in Kent and Sussex when I've had problems getting through the dog fish. Had 17 on May day and was even pleased to eventually catch a whiting!
Brilliant place back in the 70s 80s
Yes - it's changed a lot; but there's still fish to be caught.
Brilliant to see you back . Really enjoyed the video . Tight lines
Cheers!
Hi Mick ... Great to see 'The sole man' ... Posting videos again ... I am looking forward to seeing what you will put out in the coming months ... John ...👍🐟🎣
Thanks John 👍 Not too far away from 'sole season' now - have to catch some plaice somewhere that I haven't covered yet first!
Mick so good to see you back on YT! all the very best to you!
Thanks for that.
I have been waiting for ages for the next episode!😁
Sorry for the delay - there's plenty more on the way, just having a problem getting them out more regularly at the moment!
rod good your back,i useabucket half full of water with bungee and tea towel,suspended a gainst wind hand wipe rig hanger perfect
Good idea - I must get it to better habits myself!
Good evening Michael
That was a pleasant surprise, hope your well and good to see you out and about...this venue has changed drastically in recent year.. but goes to show you can still find some fish..im sure as the weather warms a good bass is on the cards..... thank you
Regards.
Many thanks Michael - yes it was a bit hopeful to get a decent one this early in the 'season'. Hoping to get back to catching soles and decent bass from Thames marks soon.
@@rodsangleuk6283 sounds good ..I look forward to seeing how it goes ...have a good weekend.
Nice to see you back
I fish dungie quite often we fish about 200 yards towards the point from you behind the charter boat "fairchance" have always caught more bass there than anywhere else
Thanks - yes, it can be good closer to the boats section.
Great to see you post a vid , am I wrong in thinking it's been a while since your last post . that wind would have been a bit off putting to me as an occasional angler
Thanks. Yes - its been a while, but there should be more regular posts now. I've been out quite a bit recently, now that I've got my wheels back on the road and weather is trying to improve!
Great to see you back . Are you going to do a bash in Clacton / St osyth
Yes, I'm eager to go back there, when I can fit some sessions in.
Fantastic video , what lb braid would you recommend for this type on in shore fishing ? Assuming you’re using a tapered leader as well ?
30lb, unless you got very calm conditions. When rough you'll get 'shingled' when it tows and need to pull your line clear without breaking - I find 20lb braid will break. I now normally use 100lb braid as a shock leader with 30lb braid reel line.
Enjoyed your latest video, the filming is top notch, do you have a cameraman/camerawoman ? Easy going and very informative.
All the very best from south east Ireland.
Many thanks for that - I do all my filming and editing myself.
happy to watch your video again . can you give the name of rods you are using many thanks.. jil
Colmic 07s
is the parking free at the lifeboat station? I usually park further down and then have to walk it, that would be great if you're allowed to park there for free
Yes - the only sign I'm aware of just says park on the righthand side.
Mate you make it look so easy (in a great way). No fancy mega long distance casting etc. It's a lesson in, just get the business-end tackle and bait spot on.
Thanks 👍 I think it's better to fish to catch; than to show off.