Rough Ground Cod Fishing | Northumberland | Fresh on the South African Rig or Frozen on the Pulley??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we team up with Martin and head north for a quick session on the rough.
Conditions aren't the most favourable with a blustery northerly wind, but will our perseverance pay? Stay tuned to find out...
As always thanks for watching and tight lines!
FCA
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As always a well put together vid Dave , lots of good info lots of nice scenery, and a few fish too , great tv :) . at 22.35 I'm fairly sure that lead clips the rocks as your castin bcos it's sloped up a bit behind u 😯 , Gooo canny pal ! & tight lines 👍
Cheers Michael much appreciated mate 🙏 yeah I think it did clip the deck. Missed the fish. - again! Thanks for watching, tight lines 🙋♂️
Another great video lads with a great idea using venetian cord on the hook
@@paullowther8729 cheers Paul glad you enjoyed 👍
Some great tips in this one that’ll I’ll have to incorporate for my own fishing. I thought the same when you had the Welsh chap on as well. It’s great to hear different perspectives.
I see this is the second video in a row where you’ve been photobombed by a nice sea trout, around the 13:23 mark. You’ll have to get the line-thru’s and teasers out at this rate.
Cheers.
@@Oli.Brown. cheers Oli glad you enjoyed mate. That’s exactly why I like to get different perspectives, always interesting to see how other people do things, keeps it interesting 👌🏻 thanks as ever and tight lines 👍
Nice one chaps
Cheers Carl hope you’re well 👍🙋♂️
For anyone intrested in crimping over knots. I use prowla crimping pliers, .80 double barrel stainless crimps with 80lb mono. When crimping dont crimp right to the end, you need the ends to flare. Crimping retains 100% of the line strength when done correctly.
@@martinking9663 thank you 👍
Nice effort guys ,, Martin looks like a good angler ,, fresh peelers every time,, cheers 👍🎣
@@bertbasset8961 cheers Bert. Yep, fresh definitely had the edge. Tight lines 🙋♂️
Good tips on rigs and tackle and a nice fish too, many thanks
@@vinniebarbarino-1 cheers Vinnie much appreciated 🙏👍
Great effort guys and lovely cod. Some great tips to boot
Good rods the xt lites, I've got one and I've got the match lite
Nice to watch video again as always and very rig informative today, not often you will get to see Martins Dingle Dangle rig being used here in UK. Most wont realise this new so called "Dongle rig" doing the rounds here now, was copied from the afore mentioned South African Dingle dangle rig above.
The Crimps were an interesting variation though, but think lm happier sticking with my trace body knots and snelled circle hooks lengths on my dingle dangle rigs.
Always like Newton classic Cod ground summer or winter.
Like you said and this rig is definitely more suited to big big baits where the likes of pullys would never work. If the target species have teeth then it's wire not mono.
I said the same as you but I done as I was taught, failed at first because I didn't use crimping pliers, but once I did, it hasn't failed yet. I may persuade david to do a video on stress testing to show knots V Crims.
@@martinking9663 l cheat here as lve seen all this evolve first hand , when l first started going to RSA and Namibia 20 years ago when they hadn't progressed passed a flapping patornoster, multis and mono.
Times have a changed quickly since then, like us they are reactive imaginative inventive anglers to improve their angling and catch their fast depleating fish stocks.
Video and testing crimps be very interesting, l know it' ll hold up here at home, but Crimps are a no no for me, just personal preference, on mono or steel traces on Big fish away.
I liked your hook set up by the way is particularly good initiative idea the powergum, something l used for multiple purposes since it came out.
@davidmilne9911 yeah it's crazy seeing them all on the beaches and rock ends for the comps! But what's even more bonkers is all the locals swimming out with a trawler net practically and hauling it all in by had! 🤯
Glad you liked the tips mate 👍
I'd be lost without my power gun tbh hahaha I've used it under the pully beads to register bites better so it acts like a patonoster and can still pull through like the pully.
@@martinking9663 yeah probably my go to trace mostly on rough and tidal marks that need a bit distance, short stop pulley l called it, used it for so many years l cannot remember and ofcouse the powergum makes it possible great minds think alike🏴😎🎣👍🏽
Great hat's back (in the Summer ! ) - tough ground.
@@andrewashman3333 haha it was that night Andrew, bloody freezing!
Great video again really nice to see thinking anglers some great little rig tips happy days 👍🥸
@@micksly7570 cheers Mick glad you enjoyed 👍
Cracking edit, some excellent hacks there that’ll I be trying 👍🏻
Glad you found some useful tips. That's just the tip of my knowledge base and unfortunately there isn't enough space on TH-cam to hear me waffle on 😂 tight lines
Great vid David 👌🏻Martin seemed a really good lad too .. and good angler 👍🏻 lovely Kelpy.. I was looking at the bend in his rod thinking that it was a 6lb plus fish .. some great little tips in that vid too
That's pulling it through the kelp and it scrapped well. I've had double figure hounds not fight that well
@@Markw13 cheers Mark thanks for watching. As Martin says, it put up a scrap well beyond its size 💪 th is for watching and tight lines 🙋♂️👍
Smashing video buddy. Fantastic rig tips. Mans ground that mate 😊
@@GaryWilson-c7g thanks mate appreciate that. Certainly is, not for the faint hearted! Tight lines 🙋♂️
Good tips on rigs and tackle and a nice fish too.well done
@@Spannerface cheers mate 🙏
That man is a star
Done that rig a couple of months ago, but I clipped the weight line straight onto the mainline. Then I evolved the idea into a 2 hook system using a cascade swivel on the bottom snood, so it's a paternoster on the top and uno rig on the bottom. And it's a brilliant rig that works.
How does it fish? May borrow that idea off you for the beach work.
@@martinking9663 it fishes great, I also only use small hooks with fat gauges like sakuma octopus and chinu hooks, then called it the sliding uno pat rig. And with it being a sort of uno rig, on the bottom you can have a 6 foot snood length if you ever need it. Pulley systems is all is use on my big gear and swear by them. And ye, go for it, experiment, that's what I do to 😉
Another awesome session Dave in not the best conditions fishing with your friend Martin another good angler and knows his stuff just like yourself m8, some good top tips. Maybe a rocking and a nice little kelpie but it was hard going on hard ground fresh peeler v frozen, those rods are the bees knees but way out of my price range but I do have Ron Thompson axcellerator paired with a diawa slosh30 for any rough ground, keep the videos coming Dave plenty of advice/tips tight lines on your next session 👍🎣🎣🎣
A very good tried and tested setup literally perfect for all rough ground use!
@@martinking9663 thanks Martin for sharing it is a good set up, I've seen many dongle rigs tied different but still work the same, tight lines m8 👍🎣🎣🎣
Lovely north east cabbage that mate 🦾
Early doors coddin ,,,one stop ,,, cove south of Aberdeen . starts early July for the smaller codling..
Another great video Dave, hard going in those conditions, some great tips on the rigs, pity there was only the one kelpie but it was a nice one, I have never tried that shot on low water but will give it a try, tight lines.
@@bigbaz9335 cheers mate glad you enjoyed it. Yeah always nice to see a lovely marked kelpie like that one for the camera! Tight lines 🙋♂️
Fantastic mate.
I love my greys triplex 16ft. Like martin says the extra hight gives you that little bit extra, even more so when on ciff tops. Looking forward to the next one
Good rod the triplex, had 1 a few year ago but sold it when I took a break from the sport. Big regret
@@martinking9663 I bet mate. What was the biggest regret taken a break or selling the rod? I could never do either
@Madmicksoutdooractivities I had to take the break unfortunately so that wasn't much of a decision, I could have hung onto the rod but it was money better off used elsewhere. So, while it was a regret, it was out of necessity.
Well done boys lovely mark few nice tips 🎣👍🏻
@@cupholder3120 cheers mate glad you enjoyed 👍
I fished the exact same spot earlier that morning with Hinny, We blanked also😢. Proper hard ground!
@@davidkennedy5421 certainly is David. Low water area really but work out paid to fishing the best time of the tide. Thanks for watching and tight lines 🙏🙋♂️
Another great video. Great to see Martins approach. Super rig. Been using a very similar setup for the last 3 seasons on our coast and think its brilliant. Alot to learn from the south africans...the chocka (squid) baits look brilliant but not had amazing results with them, keep trying tho😂. Picked up a Zulcron bass this week, very impressed. Couple of mods to make it better are ongoing 😉
Top secret prep with the squid takes about a week hahaha, definitely not for those who have a weak gag reflex. There 1 mark local that fishes very well on the "prepped" squid.
Hi Martin be good to know your crimp method. Tried it before but not confident in the crimps as some could be pulled apart. Went straight back to knots 👌
@nickpalfreyman4627 I had the same issue but I was just using pliers, then got a SA education, they only use knots 40lb or less rest is crimps. You must use proper crimping pliers, can't stress it enough. Never had 1 part since plus it makes it so much quicker to make with 0 strength loss.
@@nickpalfreyman4627 thanks very much Nick. Yep, always fun and interesting to understand different approaches for sure, keeps it interesting. Thanks for watching and tight lines 🙋♂️
Better on smaller tides on there marra the run can be unreal up there like.
I would certainly never use those hooks Martin
Why's that mate?
@@martinking9663 Oh just me, those hooks never strike me as having the best hooking abilities due to their shape.
@davidoldboy5425 They hook very we'll and is what's used for bigger specimen all over the world. Because of the design, they only lip hook. Good for returning fish.
@@martinking9663 Do you lose many fish on them?
@davidoldboy5425 no mate non at all lip hooked or in the scissors every time. Only time I've lost fish when using that hook is when the lead didn't brake free.
I've had skate, rays, dogfish, tope, huss, cod, bass, hounds, cob, bronzie, even down to rocking, dab, place ect brilliant for fish conservation especially with your flat fish. Couldn't recommend the hooks enough. Only time I'll use J hooks is when I'm pennaling large squid or comp fishing when I know they are coming home to eat.
Has martin got his own channel we could subscribe to also
Unfortunately I don't. Not sure people would want to watch me, face for radio and swear a lot. Probably call myself the angry angler or something, be a laugh though
WOW... I've never heard anyone talk as much as this man ... FACT
Would be a bit boring if it was just silence 🙄
@@Jeff-d7e granted, but you need to take a breath now and again, some people just like the sound of their own voice
@johndodd4375 thanks for the feedback, I was asked to talk about a different style not common here in the UK so quite a lot of explanation for those who are interested, took a lot to actually talk on camera so perhaps a little nervous also.
I'm absolutely not fond of my own voice hate how I sound tbh, usually a 1 man angler and let my fishing do the talking. Tight lines 👍
@@martinking9663 I love the fact you are humble, good on you mate. Tight lines 👍