Thanks for that Rodney, let's say summer hadn't quite reached there what you don't see is the horrendous rain, wind and fog that sometimes came in overnight. Glad you enjoyed the videos.
No not missing anything I just enjoyed your videos I thought they were cool. Your gurnards look very similar to ours. My wife caught a butterfly gurnard the other week. I'll send you a pic of it if you like.
I get what happened there.... it depends how you read that comment ...I did thank you....Never mind it's just me lol. Butterfly gurnard well that's a new one to me never heard of it never mind seen one.
Nice videos Michael . Been watching through them all enjoyed them all. Portpatrick I go to a couple of times a year plenty of choice of fishing styles and plenty of species . But I go for the conger in the harbour mainly . There are some big ones in there. A.T.B keep up the good work. Stewart
Thank you Stewart glad you enjoyed them. I must admit i have never fished Portpatrick but i know few guys of various forums that do and they seem to do well on species maybe i should get myself down that way.
I am from Stranraer and it is a bit of a miss but crab are good there as get some good bass, Smothes and others but is a good bit and the bit with the rocks that's were the bass is so hope you do come back as there are bits just just 2_3mile flat rock is good for everything thanks for coming and come back.
Hi michael, Can I ask what your set up is (rod, reel weight line etc) Anytime I have used a multiplier for beach casting I get a birdie, so have always reverted to a big fixed spool reel.
On this occasion it was ...a pair of abu suveran sx's beachcasters, a matched pair of abu 6500 ct rockets minus brake blocks, ( i wouldn't remove brake blocks if i was you years of experience before you get to that stage) line is daiwa surf 18lb with a 50lb daiwa shock leader, i use 5oz grip leads. Hooks depend on where and conditions where i am fishing. Multipliers take a lot of practice to use properly i would get a mate that knows how to use them to give you some simple lessons.
Not sure about that one, when i was over i camped at west tarbet bay just before you get to the lighthouse. The farmer only took a couple of quid a night no services there.
I absolutely loved your video it looked bloody cold there. I look forward to seeing more of your videos! Good work well done
Thanks for that Rodney, let's say summer hadn't quite reached there what you don't see is the horrendous rain, wind and fog that sometimes came in overnight. Glad you enjoyed the videos.
I did thankyou!!!!
Sorry am i missing something here.
No not missing anything I just enjoyed your videos I thought they were cool. Your gurnards look very similar to ours. My wife caught a butterfly gurnard the other week. I'll send you a pic of it if you like.
I get what happened there.... it depends how you read that comment ...I did thank you....Never mind it's just me lol. Butterfly gurnard well that's a new one to me never heard of it never mind seen one.
Nice videos Michael . Been watching through them all enjoyed them all. Portpatrick I go to a couple of times a year plenty of choice of fishing styles and plenty of species . But I go for the conger in the harbour mainly . There are some big ones in there. A.T.B keep up the good work. Stewart
Thank you Stewart glad you enjoyed them. I must admit i have never fished Portpatrick but i know few guys of various forums that do and they seem to do well on species maybe i should get myself down that way.
The bite to the right around the point is called the grinine wood
I am from Stranraer and it is a bit of a miss but crab are good there as get some good bass, Smothes and others but is a good bit and the bit with the rocks that's were the bass is so hope you do come back as there are bits just just 2_3mile flat rock is good for everything thanks for coming and come back.
Thanks Neil when i'm over that way again will have to take crabs with me hopefully increase my catches.
Nice catches bud.
Thanks Chris.
Hiya Peeler 3, were you on the sandhead side of the mull or on the port Logan side? It looks a bit like where I was but I'd no gurnards.
Hi michael, Can I ask what your set up is (rod, reel weight line etc) Anytime I have used a multiplier for beach casting I get a birdie, so have always reverted to a big fixed spool reel.
On this occasion it was ...a pair of abu suveran sx's beachcasters, a matched pair of abu 6500 ct rockets minus brake blocks, ( i wouldn't remove brake blocks if i was you years of experience before you get to that stage) line is daiwa surf 18lb with a 50lb daiwa shock leader, i use 5oz grip leads. Hooks depend on where and conditions where i am fishing. Multipliers take a lot of practice to use properly i would get a mate that knows how to use them to give you some simple lessons.
I live neer Stranraer and I have a comp on this Sunday at terally bay
Sorry for late reply. Hope you done well in the comp.
Hi Michael can you camp on beach at Terrally bay cheers
Not sure about that one, when i was over i camped at west tarbet bay just before you get to the lighthouse. The farmer only took a couple of quid a night no services there.
Not really just a schooli and 3 coalies
At ast you beat the blank, maybe better luck next time.