Catch Fish at Eastbourne: SOVEREIGN PARK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2020
- A record of two sessions (recorded 20.08.20 and 28.08.20) fished at Sovereign Park in Eastbourne (East Sussex, UK). The first is on a spring and ebbing tide, while the second is over low water on a neap and a flooding tide.
I had previously fished this mark in February 2020 ( • SOVEREIGN PARK (EASTBO... ) and caught unseasonal / early plaice and dabs. I really wanted to come back and fish here in the spring, but circumstances didn't allow that, so late August had to do; still with the idea of catching plaice. A single plaice showed in the first attempt, but soles made an appearance on both occasions, making these enjoyable sessions. All rigs used and venue location are covered in this video and there are some spectacular weather phenomena evident in the second session - a tornado is filmed moving across Eastboure Pier as I fish!
This video accompanies the series I produced on catching fish at a range of marks in Eastbourne during spring and summer:
• Eastbourne: Spring / S...
for Eastbourne during autumn and winter, see:
• Eastbourne: Autumn / W...
For videos on fishing at nearby Pevensey Bay see the following playlist: • WHITE HORSES (Pevensey...
I also have a series on spring / summer tactics and rigs employed at individual marks in Seaford, also in East Sussex (UK). - click on the following link:
• Seaford - Catch Fish a...
Thanks for watching and if you enjoyed this video and, or found some value in it, please consider liking and subscribing. A big thank you to those who have already done so, I really appreciate your support.
Please note: my previous, Dungeness, Galloways video seems to have been accidentally deleted - apologies to all who posted comments - I'll see if this can be restored!
rodsangleuk@gmail.com
Another great vid from the master of beach fishing. I learn a bit more with every production. Thanks Rod.
Glad to be of help John and thanks for watching.
Another excellent video. Looking forward to the next 👍
Thanks a lot mrlupp888 - more to come!
37:45 what an epic scene! That is dream fishing right there. Watching these videos have fully convinced me to take the train to Eastbourne and do some fishing
Yes, you never know what might happen when you're out Stefan - you have to be there to experience it. Its not always about the catching, but that helps of course! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Once again lovely sessions Rod.Thanks!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and saying so Paul.
This one's epic Rod. Good fishing too. Always nice to see the Sole coming out.
Thanks again Tony, I hope there are more to come!
Excellent video rod keep up the good work really enjoy watching your videos keep them coming👍
Thanks for that Scott, will do!
Another nice session Rod. Keep them coming. Tight lines all.
Thanks Andy, will do!
Hi Rod excellent video master craftsmen and scenery was amazing well done mate thanks
Many thanks fir that👍
Another interesting and entertaining video Rod. Once again, some good catches. Thanks for uploading.👍
Thanks for watching Chris.
Excellent,very entertaining.
Glad you think so and thanks for saying so Anthony!
Hi thanks again just to show sometimes there i is more to fishing great as always
Yes Andy - there's always plenty to see whilst fishing. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video as always Rod, love the rod's look nice to cast. Thanks for uploading. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk. 🐟🐟
Thanks Mike 👍
Just returned from holiday and what's the first thing I do? Watch one of your two, new videos of course! And what's even better is the fact that there's another one waiting for me. Two nice sessions and an epic video. Many thanks for sharing. Cheers. Ken
Welcome back - hope you had a good time Ken!
I did, thank you, although I missed not seeing your videos!
Waterspouts are no joke. I had to end a session when one began to bore down on me. I pulled my beach cart like a horse does a Roman Chariot.
Fortunately this was at a distance @naughtydorf18 !
Thanks for the video Rod looks a nice place to fish.Never thought much about lead choice other than to hold bottom interesting.
Thanks Gary 👍. Lead choice can make a difference, as does the size of it - conditions and chosen method dictate.
The Tornada looked like a water spout 🙈 love Dover Soles especially the 2lb+ fish
I agree Neil - I've had a few 2lb+ soles and they are by far my favourite fish.
Well done my friend
Thank you kindly Peter.
Nice fishing Rod tight lines
Thanks for that Les👍
Nice videos , Thank you
Glad you like them! I appreciate your comment @jimmark2010.,
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Excellent fishing
Many thanks hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching.
Caught my smallest ever Bass yesterday. On a stinger rig that had put out due to the lots of small knocks and 2" whiting that I knew were about. Sadly, no larger Bass came along to scoff the lot.
Plenty about now @OnStageLighting. Often save the day when nothing else is showing. Thanks for watching and commenting.
enjoy fishing....great...👍
Thanks Ardin roy 👍
Another great upload Rod...How you finding the new rods?
With the splice tips you can see the bites really easy.
Thanks @gazellis1961. Yes, the tips sit well in the tide and show up everything. The 07s cast further than my Grauvells, so are a good buy.
Another great watch, could you do a beginners guide to leads I notice you not using grip wire leads you mention roving the baits I’m still learning but would be great to hear your views as when to and not to use certain rigs in different conditions .
Please keep the vids coming fantastic.
Will do Lee at some point - still don't think I've covered a large enough range of sea fishing scenarios to produce general guides to rigs, leads and tactics etc. This will come in time, but at the moment I'll try to mention why I use specific gear and the approach at the specific venues I'm currently fishing. Thanks for watching and your support.
Hi Rod what reels do you use? great video like always.
Mostly Penn Affinity 7000s - though I have quite a few other reels. Thanks for watching Jay.
Im a huge fan of your videos loved it as always quick question would earthworms work for flatties please thanks
Thanks Gavin - I wouldn't try them in the open sea, but higher up in estuaries, I expect they would work. When I venture upstream of Barking on the Thames, I'll give them a go.
Nice video cobber do u know Jason the Eastbourne angler how about u and him team up and have fishing comp ? Should b interesting. Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
Maybe one day Nicholas - I think he already does a double-act with CJ! Thanks for watching.
Just love this video expecially the 28,8,20,, question what do you call sort range and distance as you don't seem to cast the rods hard 👌🏾
Thanks Andy - these rods cast well without putting in much effort. By at distance, I'm meaning 100m or more - but that's guess work depending on conditions. When I first cast with one, it was in a field behind where the Colmic rep was fishing - a 130g Turkana bomb went 148 steps using 25lb mono on my reel and I didn't put any effort in to that either.
@@rodsangleuk6283 thank you for you reply Rod that's very helpful.
I just read your reply to another watcher about filming you put a lot of work into filming and editing and still find time to catch fish lol, I will only watch your videos as the effort and the way you explain thing helps me and sure many others catch fish or gets them out to the beach. Thanks Rod. 👍🏾
Nice one Mick, I am after a new red tip for my Colmic Arcadia any ideas?
Thanks Terry - quite a lot of Colmic sea fishing gear passes through Christchurch Angling Centre - you could contact them and they may be able to get one through a rep.
Are you using size 4 hooks for the sole?
Good question Pat. Normally I would use a dedicated sole rig for targeting the species, with size 3 Nordic bend hooks (which are fine wire) - here I caught them on my plaice set up with size 2 or size 4 Aberdeens. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have been watching your video with great interest. I have one question. What camera are you using? I am greatly impressed with the quality of video and sound that make your video so interesting to watch. I support anglers with learning disabilities to engage and enjoy all forms of angling. I have been asked if I can make short video of their day so they have a record to show family and friends. I have been showing your videos to the people I support and we are using them to plan our winter visits around the Kent and Sussex coat. Thank you from all of us.
Hi Jim and thanks for your interest. I use a range of action cameras and a Canon G7X. For filming others and for ease of editing, you can't go wrong with a GoPro - the image stabalisation and colour accuracy, together with great autofocus and timelapse capability and having the ability to pair up with external mics makes it a winner. Good luck and all the best.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Hi Rod. Thank you for the information. I look forward to your next video. I will be going back over your earlier video's to look at camera angles and positioning. Many thanks, stay safe and stay well.
Hi, Have been following you on here for a while now.
Can I ask you , What is the name. make and model of the rod rest you are using please. and where I might be able to purchase said rod rest .
Many thanks
Thanks John - Leeda Icon - they come in various sizes.
Have you got a link for the rods, keep up the good wok
www.colmic.it/en/product/zero-seven-superior-100-250 - I hope this helps / works and thanks for watching @Carpy101.
Thanks stunning rods keep up the videos have you fished the Thames by dartford bridge
Can you get Turbot from this mark Great video
I'm not sure Mark - locals will know. Probably need to be fishing with either mackerel strips or sand eel close in to find out - not something I normally do. Thanks for watching and commenting.