Yeah I know I'm struggling to catch anything myself. Hopefully, I've got some ragworm for this bank holiday weekend and at some point I might try fishing at Beer or Seaton. Next month it should start warming up so moor fish are on way. Stay happy Mark.
brilliant little channel i have lived in dawlish for the best part of 25 years and i have to say its one of the best scenic places to relax and have a good old fish! tight lines buddy
Thanks for leaving a comment. Dawlish just seems to get better and better, I use to love carnival week and the people are always friendly. Best wishes for the new year.
Nice video very interesting 😃 I love dawlish I’ve fished a few times when I come down with my family but never any luck but some nice fish your catching
Had no idea you could pick up Gurnards down there! I've always overlooked Dawlish as a fishing spot, purely because there's such good places around Torbay to fish. Think I'll go down after work tomorrow for a few casts.
Yeah Dawlish is quite a good spot for them, the second part of my video Gurnard caught by my foot I caught some gurnards that was off the wall at Dawlish by the foot bridge on baited feathers. All the best Mark.
Hope you enjoy your holiday, as regards the fishing in my last video (Sunrise at Coryton cove) you can see a breakwater as the sun comes up well from there at high tide should be good. If you take a look when the tide is out you should see some good places to fish. All the best Mark. PS Reflections cafe is nice.
@@leafysfishing Just down the road towards the river Exe is a railway line where you can cross over the tracks and fish the estuary, ragworm if you can get it for bass and flounder there also use shads. Langstone rock is pretty good it's on the right of Dawlish warren best to fish it with the tide going out. Should be a good holiday lady's mile is nice.
Hi Martin, It's call Boat Cove to the right facing the sea and just around the corner from there is Coryton Cove a bit more secluded, hope the weather is kind for you as I'm sure you will enjoy your stay, people are friendly and Dawlish is a lovely place. All the best Mark.
@@martingriffiths199 All along the front is good for fishing, from the harbour wall or the centre break water float/feathers or a Dexter wedge is OK . From the beaches baited rigs are better, Coryton cove has lots of weed.
One other thing Martin, if you fish from the harbour wall looking out to sea to your right is a bit rocky to the left is fine best to try one hour before high tide and one hour after, if you get the chance take pictures at low tide. Good luck.
@@Manofthemoment100 no need to apologise... It was a light hearted comment that didn't need a reply :-) Thank you. Be well and be safe. Happy New Year.
Had a blank at dawlish Monday where have all the fish gone lol
Yeah I know I'm struggling to catch anything myself. Hopefully, I've got some ragworm for this bank holiday weekend and at some point I might try fishing at Beer or Seaton. Next month it should start warming up so moor fish are on way. Stay happy Mark.
brilliant little channel i have lived in dawlish for the best part of 25 years and i have to say its one of the best scenic places to relax and have a good old fish! tight lines buddy
Thanks for leaving a comment. Dawlish just seems to get better and better, I use to love carnival week and the people are always friendly. Best wishes for the new year.
Nice video very interesting 😃 I love dawlish I’ve fished a few times when I come down with my family but never any luck but some nice fish your catching
Sorry that you've not had any luck still a nice place to visit and maybe better fishing if you come again. Best wishes for 2021.
Had no idea you could pick up Gurnards down there! I've always overlooked Dawlish as a fishing spot, purely because there's such good places around Torbay to fish. Think I'll go down after work tomorrow for a few casts.
Yeah Dawlish is quite a good spot for them, the second part of my video Gurnard caught by my foot I caught some gurnards that was off the wall at Dawlish by the foot bridge on baited feathers. All the best Mark.
Nice video I’m heading to dawlish myself this week 👍🏻
Thank you for this comment, really hope you have a good time in Dawlish the weather is meant to be getting better later this week. All the best Mark.
@@Manofthemoment100 thank you! I’m hoping for a small eyed if they are about 🎣
I'm off here for a week holiday in May.. if I take my little lure rod is there anywhere I can fish? Never sea fished before however
Hope you enjoy your holiday, as regards the fishing in my last video (Sunrise at Coryton cove) you can see a breakwater as the sun comes up well from there at high tide should be good. If you take a look when the tide is out you should see some good places to fish. All the best Mark. PS Reflections cafe is nice.
@@Manofthemoment100 cab you fish from langston rock? I go next week.. lady mile holiday park.. wich would be my best choice for lure fishing ? Thanks
@@leafysfishing Just down the road towards the river Exe is a railway line where you can cross over the tracks and fish the estuary, ragworm if you can get it for bass and flounder there also use shads. Langstone rock is pretty good it's on the right of Dawlish warren best to fish it with the tide going out. Should be a good holiday lady's mile is nice.
@@Manofthemoment100 iv screenshotted this 🤣 thanks 👍 I'll see how much fishing I can get away with 😇 I'll try find estuary
Good to hear a proper Devon accent
Thanks Tony I'll take that as a compliment I didn't realise how strong it was. Best wishes Mark.
@@Manofthemoment100 Not that strong but I still have mine left even after 60 years out of Dawlish, it takes one to recognise one, "proper job my buck"
@@tonycutting5131 Love it, Tony it always seems a warm and friendly accent. Well done for keeping yours. Take care.
Where exactly is this I'm off to dawlish in a few days can't find it on maps
Hi Martin, It's call Boat Cove to the right facing the sea and just around the corner from there is Coryton Cove a bit more secluded, hope the weather is kind for you as I'm sure you will enjoy your stay, people are friendly and Dawlish is a lovely place. All the best Mark.
Thanks for replying...what's the best tactic lrf...spinning float fishing??? Never done it before see just looking for some tips
@@martingriffiths199 All along the front is good for fishing, from the harbour wall or the centre break water float/feathers or a Dexter wedge is OK . From the beaches baited rigs are better, Coryton cove has lots of weed.
One other thing Martin, if you fish from the harbour wall looking out to sea to your right is a bit rocky to the left is fine best to try one hour before high tide and one hour after, if you get the chance take pictures at low tide. Good luck.
Thats excellent info thank you I will let you know how I get on
I prefer mackerel to trout 😊
I've only tried trout once and that was years ago I don't normally like eating fish but this mackerel didn't taste too bad. 😄
Try the smoked mackerel from liddel or aldi,you’ll be pleasantly surprised
@@andrewhaden7822 I'll check It out my wife likes eating fish so I can try a bit of hers and see what I think.
You're wrong about steam trains lol
So sorry Paul for this very late reply, I can't remember now what I said about steam trains but you're probably right. All the best for the new year.
@@Manofthemoment100 no need to apologise... It was a light hearted comment that didn't need a reply :-)
Thank you. Be well and be safe. Happy New Year.