What a coincidence, I spent the day trying to come up with a light tackle system. I ended up just throwing everything back in my sling bag-lol I'm glad I came across your video, gave me a lot of good ideas on tackle management. Thank you! :)
After coming back and watching video again I've decided to order the same bag. Pretty much using your setup as template very similar kit. I did consider using a cheaper alternative but ended up grabbing same bag as looks quality, right size and with the extra expandable section for some clothes etc I can potentially use this when going away travelling for couple of days. If need more space can always attach a smaller bag via the straps.
Great video! Depending where you fish, I would add a small spool of the floating leader line fly fisherman use, say about 3lb or 4lb, and a couple small bubble floats...You could then fish bread on the surface should you happen to see any mullet nosing about....
@@anglersbureau No I really enjoyed the video..I am trying to put a similar kit together myself, but I am struggling to keep it to a minimum..I particularly like the Lowepro sling bag...Do you have any idea of the model name/number please?
That bag looks great, really well designed. I noticed you had one or two vib baits - I have found Eco Gear ZX lures to be very productive on the rock marks in North Wales. They’re something a little different, but seem to catch bass, pollack, wrasse, mackerel, etc
Thanks a lot. As for the vib baits, I've only cast them a few times just to see their action, but I haven't properly fished with them yet - something iI should get round to!
im looking at a telescopic trout rod from shakespeare - up to 10g casting, 7ft. if i used this with 4lb line, i know i could catch flounder, but what about pollock and mackerel?? also, whats your opinions on aliexpress lures (cheapo soft plastics)
Hi, I’d say so, but I’m basing this on what you’re likely to catch in a UK situation. You could go lighter still, but a 7-21g rod might help for slightly larger fish.
Yeah it's just because I want to dropshot for flounder or Pollock in the sea as well. What lures could I use with this rod? I mean i don't think you have to cast far in a small stream so could I just use a small mepps? Also, would a 6ft rod be ok for fishing off rock marks in the sea? Thanks and great vid. Looks so much more fun and easy than bait fishing
What a coincidence, I spent the day trying to come up with a light tackle system. I ended up just throwing everything back in my sling bag-lol I'm glad I came across your video, gave me a lot of good ideas on tackle management. Thank you! :)
Thanks a lot - glad it was useful.
After coming back and watching video again I've decided to order the same bag. Pretty much using your setup as template very similar kit. I did consider using a cheaper alternative but ended up grabbing same bag as looks quality, right size and with the extra expandable section for some clothes etc I can potentially use this when going away travelling for couple of days. If need more space can always attach a smaller bag via the straps.
Great, and thanks for the update!
@@anglersbureau Thanks for the vid bud :)
Another great video, very interesting and informative. Well done.
Thanks a mil, looking forward to getting back out again - been a while.
Great video! Depending where you fish, I would add a small spool of the floating leader line fly fisherman use, say about 3lb or 4lb, and a couple small bubble floats...You could then fish bread on the surface should you happen to see any mullet nosing about....
Nice tip, thanks. Appreciate the comment too.
@@anglersbureau No I really enjoyed the video..I am trying to put a similar kit together myself, but I am struggling to keep it to a minimum..I particularly like the Lowepro sling bag...Do you have any idea of the model name/number please?
@@peterevans8194 It's the Whistler 350
That bag looks great, really well designed.
I noticed you had one or two vib baits - I have found Eco Gear ZX lures to be very productive on the rock marks in North Wales. They’re something a little different, but seem to catch bass, pollack, wrasse, mackerel, etc
Thanks a lot. As for the vib baits, I've only cast them a few times just to see their action, but I haven't properly fished with them yet - something iI should get round to!
Is a 6ft rod ok for Pollock off rock marks do you think??
Thanks for sharing. Love these type of vids. Nice setup.
Thanks a lot. Takes a while to figure out so I'm glad it helped.
im looking at a telescopic trout rod from shakespeare - up to 10g casting, 7ft. if i used this with 4lb line, i know i could catch flounder, but what about pollock and mackerel?? also, whats your opinions on aliexpress lures (cheapo soft plastics)
hi mate, would a 7-21g rod be ok for trout in rivers/streams on lures??? thanks
Hi, I’d say so, but I’m basing this on what you’re likely to catch in a UK situation. You could go lighter still, but a 7-21g rod might help for slightly larger fish.
Yeah it's just because I want to dropshot for flounder or Pollock in the sea as well. What lures could I use with this rod? I mean i don't think you have to cast far in a small stream so could I just use a small mepps?
Also, would a 6ft rod be ok for fishing off rock marks in the sea?
Thanks and great vid. Looks so much more fun and easy than bait fishing