Shore Fishing for Cod & Bull Huss - DOUBLE FIGURE HUSS! - Sea Fishing Pembrokeshire UK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Fab conditions for fishing this night, water was calm, tides were perfect and the fish were biting. Fished two rods, both with pulley pennels with squid and mackerel for bait. Dog fish all night long but managed a decent bull huss. Sadly no scales to measure but other anglers are agreeing that it's weighed was around 12-14lb.
Links and Gear:
Camera gear:
Camera 1: iphone 11
Chest Camera: GoPro Hero 9
Chest Mount: Amazon basics GoPro mount
Editing software: Final Cut Pro, Photoshop & Lightroom
Tackle:
2 x 12 foot rod
1 x Penn Wrath 8000
1 x Shizuka 7000
Wrigs: Pulley pennel w/ 30 amnesia for snood and 60lb amnesia for mainline
Bait: Unwashed Squid & Frozen mackerel
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Good little video . Just moved down South and looking for marks along the coast I can fish on my own . Could you direct me towards that bay or even just name of it 😉. Cheers
Thanks Steve, glad you liked the video. The bay is called Wattick, it’s just off Dale, if you search it there is plenty in Sea Angler which will direct you to the mark. If you’re after some good rock marks, I’d suggest St Brides and Strumble head. For beaches, Newgale and Amroth are generally the best. I’d also suggest grabbing an old fashioned OS map, they seem to include old piers etc which Google and and online map don’t seem to include, great for spotting marks nobody knows. Tight lines, Ben
Absolute ⭐️. Cheers Ben
Apologies for jumping in. What is an "os map" old school?
I also live in Pembrokeshire not long moved trying to find quiet places on beach to head to unfortunately I'm limited capabilities and 2 kids under 16 that come with me and no longer able to do my old school fishing of rocks
Fab fishing! Looks like a lovely spot too🎣
Thank you!
Good video
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the video
Great video pal look forward to getting out on a session with u soon
thanks Phil. Definitely, we will get some sessions in soon!
Great fish. I’d be tempted to wear a life jacket at that spot if I was on my own, especially in the wet.
Yes certainly agree! I’ll be honest, I didn’t have one at the time and thought the same. Some crazy fluke waves here!
Nice one
Thanks, made for a good session!
@@bengriffithsseaangling2138 ive just subbed to ya channel also mate 👍
@@Madmicksoutdooractivities thank you! Vise versa. Hard to gain a good following but found the past week has built big time, so I appreciate the sub!
@@bengriffithsseaangling2138 no worries and thank you. I got alot of subs with fishing with fish hunter uk. I started properly newyear n had over 200 since then. Its about been busy with content am told
Loving the content, I’m down in Pembrokeshire for my second summer season. Hoping to do a fair bit more sea fishing this season and fingers crossed it will be much more successful!
Keep up the videos! They are great!
Thanks Sam, glad you like the videos! No better place to be than the Pembrokeshire coast!
@@bengriffithsseaangling2138 100% this place is lush!! I’m slowly getting through your videos! If I was to head out with my lure fishing Rod over the next few weeks rock fishing. What species would be best to target??
@@samuelhamer186 head over to St Brides, that’s a good spot for many species! Mackerel are now starting to come in, but only starting so picking a few up would be lucky! Bass are about too so perhaps seeking them out is an idea. Other species would generally include pollack and wrasse. As we come into May now it will really liven up. Then I’d say there are far more reliable places to fish at. Do you fish with bait at all?
@@bengriffithsseaangling2138 sweet, amazing advice! I’ve tried it a few times but, I find that I’m buying these pre tied rigs and I don’t actually understand them. I’m going to try give it a go more over the season!
@@samuelhamer186 this might help:
1) a flapper rig is called a flapper as the line isn’t clipped down so flaps abour when you cast. It’s short range and good for sandy marks.
2) a pulley rig is clipped down and is great for rocky marks as the weight is lifted up when a fish takes the bait so the lead doesn’t snag in the rocks! As it’s clipped down it’s great for casting.
3) the most simple of rigs, a running ledger, allows greatest bite detection and is fantastic for bass on clean ground!
Just come across your channel, great content
Thanks Dan, support is much appreciated!
@@bengriffithsseaangling2138 anytime buddy ill give you a shout out on my next live
Morning mate, new sub 👍😎
Appreciate that!
Just found your channel.
Good video mate.
Fellow angler from milford Haven.
Fancy a session one day give me a message.
Regards
Matt
Thanks Matthew, hope you find the videos on the channel interesting, do subscribe, helps the channel grow! Will certainly drop you a message one day’ Ben
Spot I've not fished in over a decade and a half,
A great spot, I bet it’s thrown up some good fish for you?