Welsh Winter Bass UK Sea Fishing in an Estuary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to @anglersbureau where in this video a beautiful winter bass was caught night fishing in an estuary, along with some nice whiting. The night time session was beautifully atmospheric, catching bass with owls hooting in the woodland behind me.
Tackle used
Rod: Penn Venom Extreme 12.5 foot 4-8oz beachcaster
Reel: Penn Fathom II 515 multiplier reel
Shock leader: Greased Weasel 60lbs shock leader
Main line: Asso High Visibility Ultra Cast 16lbs, 0.32mm
Rig: Pulley rig with a two-hook pennel set-up
Trace line: Amnesia black 15lbs
Hooks: Mustad Viking 2/0 and 1/0
Rod rest: Ian Golds
Seat box: Shakespeare with a Breakaway seat conversion
For any further information or enquires either leave a comment or you can contact me directly at the email provided here.
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You're right about Bass being such beautiful fish.
Being from North Wales myself I too am very lucky being no more than an hour from excellent Bass venues.
The legal limit is of course 2 fish per person per day above 42cm, but this year I only took 2 for the table after catching maybe 100.
Very impressive all round. Nicely done!
Great video as always 👍
Thanks for that, much appreciated.
Very nice everything. Look forward to more. I live N Wales so may try the Estuary ,who knows what you may get.
Always worth a try. Thanks for your comment.
Great video.
just subbed look forward to watching the rest of your videos 👍
Thanks, hope you enjoy them. Subbed back.
Excellent video again bud ,lovely winter bass and a great looking meal at the end,homemade chips ??
Thanks a mil, yep - home made wedges, with cajun seasoning.
Where are you fishing in Wales
Conwy estuary
Great vid is this mark Junction??? Or conwy
Cheers, much appreciated. Deganwy and Conwy.
I suffer terribly with my hands getting cold.
Sounds like we both have Raynards disease.
When you said 2 hours down and 2 hours up does that mean the last 2 hours of the ebb and first 2 hours of the flood?
Rich
Yep, I can remember in my young teens with numb hands waiting for my Dad to pick me up from a days fishing - there were no mobile phones in those days for an early pick up, just had to stick it out! That's right, 2 hours down and 2 up. By around the start of the second hour into the flood the tide was racing and unmangeable.
@@anglersbureau It doesn't get any easier as you get older does it!
I'm ok when I get the core temp up but as soon as the hands get wet or the cold wind that's it, the fingers go white tipped and painful.
Same story for me regarding the lack of mobile phones and had to stick it out.
I'm 40 now so it's not that long ago really.
I generally lure fish for Bass as it gives me ample opportunity to keep on the move and raise that core temperature.
That's why I can catch so many of them in a season.
If I relied on bait fishing exclusively then it wouldn't be so many per season.
Great video again do you prefer to fish that venue at low water or how do you find it best fishes
Thanks very much. Always a few hours either side of low for me. Never tried at high. Can be very difficult to impossible when the tide is full flood or ebb .
Have you thought about getting a Whitby hand warmer, works for me.
I did have some small Zippo handwarmers but I just need to get a replacement part for both. How long does the Whitby's heat last?
@@anglersbureau 6-8 hours,my fingers go white in the cold...a whitby in the pocket sorts it out, don't buy on line, cheaper in go outdoors or blacks
@@northwalescoast7911 thanks for the tip!