Catch Fish in Tendring: HOLLAND-ON-SEA - Queensway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- One of a series on shore fishing in Tendring, Essex (UK).
This video is a record of two daytime sessions at Queensway, near Flag's Cafe in Holland-on-Sea (filmed on 19.10.21 and 22.12.21). The first session was unproductive, with only small bass caught; but the second visit was quite hectic, with fish caught on both the flood and the ebb. Techniques and rigs are covered.
For other videos in the Tendring series, please check out this playlist:
• Tendring - Catch Fish ...
You may also be interested in a number of my other videos and playlists, which cover shore fishing venues in the south and east of England.
A series on Southend-on-Sea, Essex (UK), dealing with fishing marks on this Thames Estuary location: • Southend - Catch Fish ...
Other videos on catching fish from the Thames Estuary:
• Thames Estuary: North ...
• Thames Estuary: South ...
A video on Canvey Island:
• Catch Fish at Canvey I...
River Crouch videos:
• River Crouch - Catch f...
Felixstowe videos:
• Felixestowe - Catch Fi...
A video on Dunwich:
• DUNWICH DABS +
A video on Kessingland:
• KESSINGLAND DABS
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It's like one of those 80s fishing programmes but in high definition great channel
Appreciate that - if only we could go back to the 80s!
@@rodsangleuk6283 you should do a trip to Brighton some really nice plaice coming out so a secret source has been telling me and in good numbers
Always a pleasure to watch and shows that if your will to put knowledge and effort together your find some fish...well done on another great production..🎣
Thanks again Michael👍
Hi Mick. Great video...really enjoyable. The first session was a bit slow but that second session was quite busy...and no snotties, no weed, no inquisitive passers by and no nosey dogs...my kind of fishing! Haven't fished that area in a long time. Going to have to get the digit out and give it a go! Stay safe and stay healthy. Cheers. Ken
Thanks Ken - its always worth a go and the rays should reappear soon.
What a great looking beach, it had bass writing all over it.great upload, sound quality, video, great,as always. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk.
Thanks again Mike. I used to catch plenty of 2lb+ bass when the wooden groynes were still there - haven't really targeted them now; but crab chucked to the end of one of the fish-tailed groynes might work in summer.
Thanks to you fished for the first time in 2 years today. Pump loads of fresh black lug at Dymchurch and fished at the east lookout at hythe ranges. Caught countless whiting. Dabs and 1 doggy no plaice unfortunately maybe a bit early! 👍
Well done - you did better than me - I struggled at Bradwell! I'll have to try Hythe soon and start thinking about pumping my own black lug.
@@rodsangleuk6283 the Dymchurch end is your best bet anything from 1.2 down and you should be OK good mixture of yellow tails and black lug there. For lug that die of old age try the redought end of the ranges on the really big tides. Tight lines 👍
Great video as ever. Shame the dabs weren't bigger. Plenty of good sized plaice along the Sussex coast this wk. Maybe see you down this way one day. 👍🎣🐟
Thanks Rob - yes I'll be back at Shoreham and Brighton soon - I used to fish there for plaice in late February, but it seems they've arrived earlier than normal this year. I still enjoy dab fishing though, so will be mainly trying for them, before plaice sessions.
@@rodsangleuk6283 I had 3 decent plaice and a dab from The Burrell's, Shoreham on Monday.
I fish all these areas but it doesnt fish like it used to before they pumped all that sand and put the rocks there
Yes - I agree. It was better when you fished off the seawall and the broken wooden groynes were there; but the nature of the fishing has changed anyway. Thanks for watching and comenting.
You certainly put the shifts in, so deserve a golden day catching soon, maybe enough to supply your local fish and chip shop... keep 'em coming!
Many thanks Kev - a big fish would be nice!
Well done Mick on what you caught.nice and consistent.enjoyable watching 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks again Stephen 👍
Lots of fish...well done. You will have to try my patch at Tollesbury or opposite us at Bradwell. 👍🐟👍🐟👍🐟
Thanks Nigel - I have fished the Blackwater quite a bit and used to catch codling at Bradwell. I've been fishing there recently, but only whiting to report so far - video in the making. Haven't tried lure fishing at Tollesbury yet; but maybe this summer.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Some great lure fishing to be had here at Tollesbury. Be nice to bump in to you one day. Cheers. 👍🐟🐟🐟👍
Great video Rod I fished here from a boy now 58 hard to get any thing sizable these days need to bit out some distance. Love the vids
Thanks Danny 👍. Yes distance casting helps; but I've still to catch a decent sized fish here, since the new defences and beach replenishment were put in.
Love your vids Rod. Do keep up the great work.
Many thanks, will do Bruno!
A very enjoyable session rod. Great video.
Thanks Neil 👍
Another very informative video, well done.
Many thanks again!
Entertaining and illuminating as usual Rod. A pity none of the dabs were Supper sized but great video nonetheless.
Thanks again Tony👍
Excellent video 😊. Was thinking of trying Seaford for an early plaice. Does this venue fish better on the flood or ebb ?
Appreciate a response even if its ambiguous 😂. Keep up your meticulous work. It is very much appreciated 😃
Many thanks. Wind from behind and a clear sea should be ideal for early plaice. I've always done better on the ebb at Seaford, but its best to start while its still flooding. I've had quite a few soles there in February, mainly half way done the tide. Good luck.
Nothing at Thorpe bay Rod, went the other night for 2 x hours flood and all of the ebb ... 1 x very small Whiting on lug. Bait was coming back untouched. Nothing out there at the moment.
That's a pity - another month and there may be a few flounders about. Thanks for watching and your report.
Another great video again. We love watching your videos and wonder can you settle an argument between myself and my partner? It’s regarding your camera, my partner says you must have someone operating your camera as it appears to zoom in/out and span across left/right, I say it might be a top end camera with a built in zoom function that operates on a sensor. Please help settle this argument.
Thanks again Lisa. I just use a range of action cameras filming at highest resolution and do the zooming and tracking whilst processing and editing the footage.
@@rodsangleuk6283 thank you for that. It’s exactly what I told him as I know you once said you put the “talking” on your videos during the editing.
Why are you set up so close to the surf?
I prefer to be at the waters edge rather than having to go backwards and forwards all the time for casting and returning fish - and I don't like dragging hooked fish up a beach.