Called Pla Saba in Thailand, about twice the size of UK mackerel, very popular here. In 1979 when I was 12 my parents took me to Kinsale in Cork, Ireland. Dad took me mackerel fishing a lot that summer and one day in the harbour there must of been over a million mackerel spawning, apparently the only time it ever happened. In the space of two hours we caught enough fish to fill 5 black rubbish bags up, man were we sick of eating mackerel by the end of that week!
A grate video and a good bit of entertainment good size mackerel and a good meal can’t beat it. Hopefully the next time you go fishing on Roker it would be a blast if you could be able to meet you are even fish I have been following your channel for a will and followed you a couple of Chanel of mine from a year are 2 back as forgot the password lol. Any way keep up the hard work and keep catching them fish. 👍
Trow Rocks. It's nice to see where I grew up. Left Shields 40 years ago. Mackerel though. Yuk. Oily. Feed them to your dog, good for their coat. Used to catch loads from the pier when the boil happened and sell them to the curry houses on Ocean Road. Bin bags full.
Well, I learnt two things today, first put a lure on the end of a string of sabikis, and second adding chilli flakes to frying taters, cracking vid Gary, well done mate.
I got my rods out weeks ago and have already had a few meals with my catch:) Been a few days since you wrote this so I hope you already have been fishing and caught a few:) Cheers mate!
Great vid mate. nothing better than a few hr's on the rocks catching a few mackerel and taking just what you need not like some who get carried away and take a bag full with them then waste half...Great looking meal too...
Awww man that looked gr8 to eat ! i was fair dribbling lol.just a tip when cutting an onion up cut a small slice off the bulb bit and it will sit flat so you can then slice it without it rocking and cutting your fingers if its a really sharp knife .A great day there for you. Ant from wales .
Subscribed 😊 Hoping to get out soon around my local area in Llandudno North Wales, perhaps around the Great Orme headland too. Proper amateur me, been generously gifted a load of fishing gear from a retired fisherman friend. I'll watch more of your vids to pick up more tips and tricks, I've only ever caught flat fish.. so.. all new and exciting to me.. hopefully catch me a mackerel soon, nice vid mate
Quality food, amazes me how many lads use Mackerel as bait - maybe the discards after filleting though... Cook mine the same but i season the oil first with a few cumin seeds and finish that skin under the grill for a minute or two.
See you put some cheeky habenaro flakes on there, that meal looked great, ever since I discovered Tobasco habenaro sauce, I put it on everying; stuck it on a veggie pizza yesterday with fresh chili's too 😋🌶🔥 nice vid, nice trainers 🤪
Nice mate mackerel is one of my favourites but there's not much info out there on how to cstch em not in a boat thanks is there anything special about the rocks depths etc to target them in this way?
Thanks mate, I usually try to target them an hour or so before and after high water that way the water isn't to shallow and you don't get snagged as much.
Lovely! I'm from Blyth originally but now live in NZ. I fish in similar situations (off the rocks) and often use a fly rod and berley to bring the fish in close. Great sport with our local varieties of Mackerel. Maybe food for thought if you like fly fishing, too?
Thanks. I'll have to give that a try. I enjoy a bit of fly fishing. Do you put the berley in a bag and tie it to the rocks or just throw bits in at a time?
@@fishingintheukgarywood Depends on where we fish, if their is current, a bag (onion sack) or bucket with holes drilled in it tied to a rope and anchored on the rocks gives a good spread. If it's really calm we make a slurry of burly and seawater in an ice cream container and throw it around the place with a spoon. Keep the oil from tins of tuna to add to your burley. Fishy catfood works surprisingly well.. A small, weighted, Klausers Minnow is a good fly to get depth. I don't ever recall standing on Blyth pier in shorts and t-shirt, must be soft. lol.
Another excellent video Gary, I'm not one for eating mackerel, but that meal looked delicious so I'll definitely give it a try. Good to meet you the other week on the pier too..
Areet mate, watched a fair few of your clips now n well impressed man, good work. Been out the fishing game for well over a decade now but looking to get back in to it. These vids have helped so much with getting my head round it all again. I'm based in alnwick but looking to do some spinning off craster rocks. Keep the vids up mate, it's a yes from me 👍
Just watched your video..Nicely presented..You should narrate your presentation.Its more personal with your viewers LOL . I’m across the pond in Massachusetts and fish the Cape Cod Canal which is loaded with Mackerel.I use a 4 fly Sabiki rig l tie myself I’ll have to try your recipe.Nothing like eating fresh caught fish the same day..Tight lines Mate !!
When I was a young lad we used to go to Scarborough for two weeks every school holiday. We used to catch mackerel off the pier with a normal hook wrapped with the silver paper from cigarette boxes. Im guessing that was South Shields, beside Souter Lighthouse or further towards Sunderland ??
Hi mate nice fishing video is that South Shields pier in the back ground, I fish it loads this time of year and was thinking of taking a walk along the coast as im looking for some wrasse marks any info would be appreciated
Hi mate, thanks yes it's shields pier in the background. There has been a couple of decent Ballans caught from shields and roker pier recently and usually this time of year there are a few corkwings caught from just past where the old toilet block was on shields pier. The bay between trow rocks and frenchmans bay sometimes holds a few. I have caught a couple of decent ballans from was just past the werry (to the right of souter lighthouse towards whitburn way) from whitburn ledges.
@@fishingintheukgarywood cheers mate much appreciated went on the pier today was hard going with the wind as bad as it was! Still managed about 15 mackerel numerous Sandeels and a few collies
Mate this looks like a decent little spot im off work for whole of august so planned a day trip starting from howick way hit as many rocky places we can get onto for mackerel and hopefully a few pollock
Hand-line off the side of the hire-boat for mackerel, with plain shiny stainless hooks. Fish almost throwing themselves into the boat. Hot pan ready, salt and pepper flour, shallow oil. Grab fish off hook; head, gut, fillet, rinse in the sea, into the flour, into the pan. Absolutely delicious! Forget the spuds and veg, just eat the fish. I Was almost tempted to eat it raw, but didn't.
Hi mate aftwr watching your vid am off to fish Whitburn ledges any ideas on what rig would recommend for bait fishing there also you know any good markers for bass local
I’m from Birmingham and love sea fishing. Could you please share me the location or post codes coz I went to some places and most of the time come back with empty hands 😂
Many thanks, Gary, my mouth was watering just watching you cook! Were you by any chance fishing near Frenchman's Bay? I remember many many years ago catching mackerel off the Groyne, and I boat fished off Souter Point for haddock. But haven't been after mackerel for many years - I didn't think we had them in this part of the world any more. Hoping to get some off the Mull of Galloway in June ;-) Do you reckon a 1 oz spinner is about the best weight? Thanks again, Peter (Hexham)
Thanks Peter, yes I was fishing just past frenchmans bay. I also fish just off the point on frenchmans bay in the summer. We usually get the mackerel around here in June from the piers and rocks. A 1oz should be fine. I usually use 28g, 40g and 60g spinners for mackerel.
Great video mate, I haven’t done too much mackerel fishing myself but i must ask why do you use a rag to pick up the fish? Is it just a personal preference or would you advise doing this?
Thanks mate it's just so I don't get slime and scales all over my hands and then on my cameras as stuff but it also helps to get a better grip on the fish for un hooking.
Thanks for the video. Where in the U.K. were you fishing? needn’t be too precise. We were thinking of taking a trip soon. Didn’t realise they were about yet.
Hi,mate! Is it still lots of mackerel at the moment? Planing fishing Holliday next week in South Shields pier. Loving every your video. I wish I live where you are by the sea!Wish you all the best
Hi mate, the water is a little bit dirty at the min because of all the rain and fresh water run off from the river but as soon as it clears the mackerel should be back in.
Hi,went to fishing on South Shields yesterday,but no luck weather was horrible. After rain stop,I was trying evening at high tide,but nothing at all come first time after 1 year. And so disappointed. It was 500 km distance return. Feel so sad
@@paulcavanagh1294 to be fair, my experience with mackerel might be different here on the Pacific. I imagine your cold water Atlantic Macs might have more food value. 😁
Nice presentation of the food, Gary, and happy to see you let the Joeys go 😊🎣
There's a strip of bones down the centre of the fillets there easy to remove just by cutting either side of it and pulling it out
I've got 3 whole weeks off from work starting at 2 o'Clock today.
I can't wait to go mackerel fishing.
Excellent cant beat a bit summer mackerel fishing 👍
Called Pla Saba in Thailand, about twice the size of UK mackerel, very popular here. In 1979 when I was 12 my parents took me to Kinsale in Cork, Ireland. Dad took me mackerel fishing a lot that summer and one day in the harbour there must of been over a million mackerel spawning, apparently the only time it ever happened. In the space of two hours we caught enough fish to fill 5 black rubbish bags up, man were we sick of eating mackerel by the end of that week!
A grate video and a good bit of entertainment good size mackerel and a good meal can’t beat it. Hopefully the next time you go fishing on Roker it would be a blast if you could be able to meet you are even fish I have been following your channel for a will and followed you a couple of Chanel of mine from a year are 2 back as forgot the password lol. Any way keep up the hard work and keep catching them fish. 👍
Cant beat a bit of mackerel fishing especially from the shore
I use to love mackerel fishing as a young man. I used to use no bait, just chromium hooks. Sometimes used to hook a popeye or two as well.
you can not beat fresh mackeys you cough ye self lovely little fighters mackerel ,i miss them when the winter comes in well done mate
Trow Rocks. It's nice to see where I grew up. Left Shields 40 years ago. Mackerel though. Yuk. Oily. Feed them to your dog, good for their coat. Used to catch loads from the pier when the boil happened and sell them to the curry houses on Ocean Road. Bin bags full.
👍👍 normally fish those was just looking to try somewhere new.thanks for your time mate
great catch an cook videos mate! hope you do more
Thanks mate, I'll hopefully be doing some more soon.
Well, I learnt two things today, first put a lure on the end of a string of sabikis, and second adding chilli flakes to frying taters, cracking vid Gary, well done mate.
Thanks ricasso 👍
I’m starving . Well in mate 👍👍
Think I might get the rod out .
Thanks mate 👍
I got my rods out weeks ago and have already had a few meals with my catch:) Been a few days since you wrote this so I hope you already have been fishing and caught a few:) Cheers mate!
Nice way to spend a few hours, well done, I like to take dipping sauce premixed and sushi a fillet or 2 makes for less to carry in, good job. Chur bro
Really enjoyed the video mate. Plate looked delicious. Cheers from México.
Thanks mate 👍
I enjoyed the vidjoe. Im always lookin for ideas on how to cook the mackerel
That looks tasty! Thanks for the video!
Great vid mate. nothing better than a few hr's on the rocks catching a few mackerel and taking just what you need not like some who get carried away and take a bag full with them then waste half...Great looking meal too...
Thanks Dave.
Awww man that looked gr8 to eat ! i was fair dribbling lol.just a tip when cutting an onion up cut a small slice off the bulb bit and it will sit flat so you can then slice it without it rocking and cutting your fingers if its a really sharp knife .A great day there for you. Ant from wales .
Thanks for the tip Ant 👍
Great vid Gary keep up the good work tigh lines 🎣 Alan.
Thanks Alan tight lines mate.
Good trip and decent meal, well done, mate!
Thanks mate.
You made us feel very hungry, Makerel tastes at its best straight from the sea.
Subscribed 😊 Hoping to get out soon around my local area in Llandudno North Wales, perhaps around the Great Orme headland too. Proper amateur me, been generously gifted a load of fishing gear from a retired fisherman friend. I'll watch more of your vids to pick up more tips and tricks, I've only ever caught flat fish.. so.. all new and exciting to me.. hopefully catch me a mackerel soon, nice vid mate
Quality food, amazes me how many lads use Mackerel as bait - maybe the discards after filleting though... Cook mine the same but i season the oil first with a few cumin seeds and finish that skin under the grill for a minute or two.
Thanks for the tips ill try that the next time 👍
GRILLED MACKEREL IS THE BEST!! :)
Great fishing mate and a meal fit for a king!!
Thanks mate 👍
See you put some cheeky habenaro flakes on there, that meal looked great, ever since I discovered Tobasco habenaro sauce, I put it on everying; stuck it on a veggie pizza yesterday with fresh chili's too 😋🌶🔥 nice vid, nice trainers 🤪
Lovely looking Mackerel & salad that Gary, hard to beat!
Thanks mate.
Nice one , love to watch your catch and cook videos
Thanks Paul.
Nice mate mackerel is one of my favourites but there's not much info out there on how to cstch em not in a boat thanks is there anything special about the rocks depths etc to target them in this way?
Thanks mate, I usually try to target them an hour or so before and after high water that way the water isn't to shallow and you don't get snagged as much.
Lovely! I'm from Blyth originally but now live in NZ. I fish in similar situations (off the rocks) and often use a fly rod and berley to bring the fish in close. Great sport with our local varieties of Mackerel. Maybe food for thought if you like fly fishing, too?
Thanks. I'll have to give that a try. I enjoy a bit of fly fishing. Do you put the berley in a bag and tie it to the rocks or just throw bits in at a time?
@@fishingintheukgarywood Depends on where we fish, if their is current, a bag (onion sack) or bucket with holes drilled in it tied to a rope and anchored on the rocks gives a good spread. If it's really calm we make a slurry of burly and seawater in an ice cream container and throw it around the place with a spoon. Keep the oil from tins of tuna to add to your burley. Fishy catfood works surprisingly well.. A small, weighted, Klausers Minnow is a good fly to get depth. I don't ever recall standing on Blyth pier in shorts and t-shirt, must be soft. lol.
Another excellent video Gary, I'm not one for eating mackerel, but that meal looked delicious so I'll definitely give it a try. Good to meet you the other week on the pier too..
Thanks Andy, it's definitely worth trying. Good to meet you too mate.
@@fishingintheukgarywood looks like Black Rock that!
Nice vid, cool setup with way you run your lures. Nothing like some fresh fish for a meal, taste even better when you catch it yourself.😆👍🍻
Thanks mate 👍
Good videos mate very helpful... im gonna try shields pier friday
Thanks mate. Good luck.
Hi,how is your fishing going in South Shield pier? I also planing to visit next week.
Another great video. That mackerel looked spot on mate. Well done, & please keep it up.
Thanks Ian.
Reminds me of the saying
Holey mackerel !!! My mom said it a lot
I don't know which I enjoyed most the fishing or cooking. Top notch buddy I look forward to some more vids. I just subbed too. Tony
Thanks Tony I appreciate it mate.
@@fishingintheukgarywood Which part of the coast area are you from?, what are the best months for Mackerel fishing. Cheers. Tony
South Shields, North East England. Best times around here are usually July to September but it's been a bit hit and miss around here this year.
@@fishingintheukgarywood Thanks bud
I'm heading along to South shields pier later on today, hopefully with the water starting to clear up a bit there might be a few around
Let me know how you get on mate.
@@fishingintheukgarywood no problem, I'm hoping they're in now, high tide just after 6pm so going to to an hour or so each side of the tides
5:50 Nothing a bit of fingernail polish and some glitter can't fix. Probably work better then at attracting some fish than it did when it was new.
and this is a good live! thumb up men.
Bloody starving watching this. Can't wait to catch my first mackeral and eat it. Great video cheers.
Nice trip mate love it
Thanks mate.
well done mate great video and nice meal!!
Thank you 👍
Great video Gary - top quality filming! Mackerel are the best fish in the sea!
Thanks mate.
Areet mate, watched a fair few of your clips now n well impressed man, good work. Been out the fishing game for well over a decade now but looking to get back in to it. These vids have helped so much with getting my head round it all again. I'm based in alnwick but looking to do some spinning off craster rocks. Keep the vids up mate, it's a yes from me 👍
Thanks mate, glad the videos have helped 👍
made my mouth water.
Great video Gary, that looked delicious!!!👍
Thanks Gary 👍
Check you, difference between yer last mackerel catch & cook and this one eh?! haha excellent.
Great video .
I'm brand new to fishing so loads to learn,but could you recommend a fish fillet knife please.
Thanks, I dont know much about filleting knives I just use the one I bought from my local fishing tackle shop.
Brill video mate keep up the good work them Maccies look great
Thanks mate 👍
Just watched your video..Nicely presented..You should narrate your presentation.Its more personal with your viewers LOL . I’m across the pond in Massachusetts and fish the Cape Cod Canal which is loaded with Mackerel.I use a 4 fly Sabiki rig l tie myself I’ll have to try your recipe.Nothing like eating fresh caught fish the same day..Tight lines Mate !!
Thanks ill keep that in mind for the next one I do. Tight lines mate.
When I was a young lad we used to go to Scarborough for two weeks every school holiday. We used to catch mackerel off the pier with a normal hook wrapped with the silver paper from cigarette boxes. Im guessing that was South Shields, beside Souter Lighthouse or further towards Sunderland ??
Between frenchmans bay and Marsden bay.
Nice catch and cook they were fatties, nothing like wild caught fish. Nice channel mate subbed.
Thanks eightgeorge I appreciate it mate.
Fair play mate.
Your fish looked delicious M8Y a bet you enjoyed it, hope you have a good day and take care M8Y!
Yeah it was really nice mate. Thanks. Take care.
Excellent! Great video
Thanks Damien.
Great video pal. 👌👌👌
Thanks 👍
Looks good, mate! Can't get it any fresher than that.
Thanks mate.
Great video chief
Thanks Matthew.
Hi mate nice fishing video is that South Shields pier in the back ground, I fish it loads this time of year and was thinking of taking a walk along the coast as im looking for some wrasse marks any info would be appreciated
Hi mate, thanks yes it's shields pier in the background. There has been a couple of decent Ballans caught from shields and roker pier recently and usually this time of year there are a few corkwings caught from just past where the old toilet block was on shields pier. The bay between trow rocks and frenchmans bay sometimes holds a few. I have caught a couple of decent ballans from was just past the werry (to the right of souter lighthouse towards whitburn way) from whitburn ledges.
@@fishingintheukgarywood cheers mate much appreciated went on the pier today was hard going with the wind as bad as it was! Still managed about 15 mackerel numerous Sandeels and a few collies
Well done mate
Thanks mate.
Looks delicious,only turn your fish once in the pan,because they will break up if you start playing with them😉👍
Thanks, I'll try and remember that the next time 👍
Nice video thanks
Thanks
HI Gary, Is there a local tackle/fresh bait shop you use? I'm a bit lost when it comes to the best shops around Newcastle these days.
Hi Stephen, I usually go to reelsport on Dean Road in South shields.
@@fishingintheukgarywood Thanks, I'll go check them out. Was fishing Blyth yesterday and caught one aggressive crab all day.
well done, big like
Thanks. 👍
Mate this looks like a decent little spot im off work for whole of august so planned a day trip starting from howick way hit as many rocky places we can get onto for mackerel and hopefully a few pollock
Excellent mate, nothing better than time off for plenty of fishing.
@@fishingintheukgarywood whats the name of this mark dude and wheres it at best fished st low tide up ?
Im not sure on the name of it mate. If you look on Google maps it's just along to the right of frenchmans bay towards Marsden.
Is it easy to get down on the rocks at Frenchman’s bay as I’m 63 and not as agile as I used to be
No John it's a bit of a mission to get over the rocks here mate.
Great video a much underrated fish
Thanks William.
EXCELLENT young man
Thanks Robert.
Hand-line off the side of the hire-boat for mackerel, with plain shiny stainless hooks. Fish almost throwing themselves into the boat. Hot pan ready, salt and pepper flour, shallow oil. Grab fish off hook; head, gut, fillet, rinse in the sea, into the flour, into the pan. Absolutely delicious! Forget the spuds and veg, just eat the fish. I Was almost tempted to eat it raw, but didn't.
Nice one mate
Thanks mate.
Magic 👍
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Look good 😋
Where are you fishing mate ? I have been fishing in north Wales, no Markos have showed yet.
South shields mate in north east England.
@@fishingintheukgarywood Thanks a lot. Great vid. God bless
Can you try out fishing at eyemouth caravan site, lovely pollock coley and some different species there! Easy accessible and Great for kids
Yes, I'll have a shot there soon as I get some time to get up that way.
Hi mate aftwr watching your vid am off to fish Whitburn ledges any ideas on what rig would recommend for bait fishing there also you know any good markers for bass local
Hi mate. A pulley rig with a rotten bottom on because it's really snaggy there. South shields big beach usually has a few bass.
@@fishingintheukgarywood closer to the pier or trow quarry side
@@shauntodd7304 closer to trow quarry side.
@@fishingintheukgarywood cheers mate love that trow quarry
No probs mate.
Just subbed, great channel and local(ish) to me. Inspiring stuff!
Thanks Bob.
Looks like a great spot this mate where abouts is it? I’m in Newcastle so I’m half familiar
Its between frenchmans Bay and Marsden beach mate.
nice one as normal gary must come up some time soon mate .
Thanks Anton, let me know when your coming up mate.
@@fishingintheukgarywood hi gaz when is it a good time for you.
There's a few fish kicking about now so any weekend mate.
@@fishingintheukgarywood ok mate try get up next weekend if that's ok for you gaz try get up for the full weekend .
Where's this i still to catch one this year been twice but had none of shields
Just past frenchmans bay towards marsden bay.
Great vid
Thanks Patrick.
where was ya fishing, i can never seem to find places to rock fish, great vid...
Thanks, was just along from frenchmans bay towards Marsden.
thank you so much.
All good size great sport.
where are you fishing - cornwall ?
North East england, South Shields.
Great video and great channel just subscribed mate keep it up
Thanks mate 👍
Hello there mate...been watching ur vid lately just wannna ask coz im into mackerel fishing aswell...where exactly is this site youre fishing
Hi mate, it's just past frenchmans bay towards Marsden.
@@fishingintheukgarywood cheers thanks
I’m from Birmingham and love sea fishing. Could you please share me the location or post codes coz I went to some places and most of the time come back with empty hands 😂
Do mackerel have a limit size end if they have how many centimeters is the keeper size
The keeper size for a north sea mackerel is 30cm.
Thanks man
Love it 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Fishing in the UK hopefully going to mackerel fishing off a pier in north wales before it gets too cold 😊👍
Excellent 👍
Gary we must be due a vid around now mate
Im off on a fishing trip this weekend with my brother, should have one on by next week mate.
Can you suggest somewhere mate
South shields pier or roker pier would be the easiest when the mackerel are in mate.
What part of the coast was this??
The leas south shileds.
Many thanks, Gary, my mouth was watering just watching you cook! Were you by any chance fishing near Frenchman's Bay? I remember many many years ago catching mackerel off the Groyne, and I boat fished off Souter Point for haddock. But haven't been after mackerel for many years - I didn't think we had them in this part of the world any more. Hoping to get some off the Mull of Galloway in June ;-) Do you reckon a 1 oz spinner is about the best weight?
Thanks again, Peter (Hexham)
Thanks Peter, yes I was fishing just past frenchmans bay. I also fish just off the point on frenchmans bay in the summer. We usually get the mackerel around here in June from the piers and rocks. A 1oz should be fine. I usually use 28g, 40g and 60g spinners for mackerel.
Thanks for getting back Gary, and thanks for the info. Have a great Summer :-) Peter
What kind of spinning lure is it pls?
It's a dennett sea krill 30g
Fishing in the UK Thanks! I just bought one.👍😁
Where abouts is this spot mate? I live in Whitley bay
Its south shields mate between Frenchman's bay and Marsden bay.
Fishing in the UK thanks mate I’ll give it a visit one time.. looks like a good spinning spot when the tide is in like 👍
Aye it's a canny place mate, sorry hit the down thumb by accident.
Great video mate, I haven’t done too much mackerel fishing myself but i must ask why do you use a rag to pick up the fish? Is it just a personal preference or would you advise doing this?
Thanks mate it's just so I don't get slime and scales all over my hands and then on my cameras as stuff but it also helps to get a better grip on the fish for un hooking.
I always use a cloth so the spike near the anal port doesn't stick me
Were in Newcastle is this mate
Its south shields mate.
Thanks for the video.
Where in the U.K. were you fishing? needn’t be too precise.
We were thinking of taking a trip soon. Didn’t realise they were about yet.
No probs Rachel. I was fishing The leas, South shields between frenchmans bay and Marsden bay.
Thanks
Hi,mate! Is it still lots of mackerel at the moment? Planing fishing Holliday next week in South Shields pier. Loving every your video. I wish I live where you are by the sea!Wish you all the best
Hi mate, the water is a little bit dirty at the min because of all the rain and fresh water run off from the river but as soon as it clears the mackerel should be back in.
Thank you for reply!😘
Hi,went to fishing on South Shields yesterday,but no luck weather was horrible. After rain stop,I was trying evening at high tide,but nothing at all come first time after 1 year. And so disappointed. It was 500 km distance return. Feel so sad
Great channel bud I subscribe
Thanks mate.
Where is this place in the uk ?
Its in South Shields North East England.
Mackerel... AKA Cat food! Still, your video makes it look delicious!!!
Thanks mate.
Cat food my arse, it's a lovely fish to eat, for all!!
@@paulcavanagh1294 cat food mixed with your arse!?! That's even worse!!! 😉
@@paulcavanagh1294 to be fair, my experience with mackerel might be different here on the Pacific. I imagine your cold water Atlantic Macs might have more food value. 😁