STUDLAND SEA FISHING ... explored further
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- One of a series of videos covering Sea Fishing on Studland Peninsula, Dorset (UK). This video covers three sessions at different locations - Shell Bay (recorded on 9.07.20), Knoll Beach (recorded on 9.07.20) and South Beach (recorded on 9.07.20). A range of species were caught in the shallow clear waters, including wrasse and gilthead bream and plaice.
Locational details are given and the rigs and techniques used are discussed.
You may be interested in watching my other Studland videos, featured in the playlist below:
• Studland - Sea Fishing...
and my video on bream fishing at Hurst Spit, which includes a tutorial on tying the clipped-down bream rigs I use in this video:
• HURST SPIT BLACK BREAM
Thanks for watching. Check out my channel - there are plenty more videos that might interest you. Please consider liking and subscribing - many thanks to those who have already shown support by doing so.
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Yet again great video rod very enjoyable and relaxing thanks again Rod 👍
Glad you enjoyed it and said so Carmelo. Thanks for watching again.
Great video Rods. Lovely Plaice and Gilthead
Many thanks Colin.
Stunning venues Rod and a few fish, so pleasing to hit target species, I will reserve my comments on dog walkers 🙄 thanks for sharing
Thanks again - I also remain muzzled on that front! 👍
Great video nice venues tight lines 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐟
Thanks for that Matt👍
Another cracking video Rod.I visited studland around 10 years ago with family that live in Wiltshire. Thoroughly enjoyed watching, tight lines
Glad you enjoyed it Les - snap, I actually go there when I'm staying with family in Wiltshire!
Excellent,and nice variety of locations and fish. Very enjoyable. Thank you.
Many thanks Anthony!
Hiya rod .you certainly know your fishing technics
And what fish your fishing for . That's good if you have the areas to do that .as genuinely a lot of us don't have that choice .but great videos keep up the good work ..very enjoyable to watch .stay safe. Best regards Steve
Many thanks Steve 👍 Yes, you do have to travel for variety and unfortunately not everyone can do that. Lockdown restrictions are a bit of a leveller though - although I suppose not, if you don't live by the sea.
Thanks for the video, Rod. Nice-size wrasse too!
Thanks for watching!
you are a better man than me Rod far to many people and dogs for me . great video again !
Thanks David 👍
Great video. Knoll beach looks very interesting. Catching those 2 plaice is definitely food for thought for the spring.
Definitely Andy! It's not prolific, at least not during daytime, but the fish seem of good size there and you never quite know what you might catch - no blanks for me yet.
Thanks for your efforts ,great to be able to see new venues and gain an insight into them .
Keep up the good work .
Thanks Carl, will do!
Another great upload Rods and two loverly Wrasse as well.Amazing how they vary in colour from red, brown, gold ,blue,yellow green the list is endless...beautiful fish.
Stay safe
Glad you enjoyed it gazellis1961 - yes the wrasse there are lovely looking fish, in prime condition and not of a bad size.
I'm running out of superlatives Rod, so I'll just say thank you!
Nice one John!
Enjoyed video looks a lovely venue
Thanks Mark - yes its one of my favourites.
Thanks Rod great video .Fished Dungie point yesterday loads of whiting and 7 Dabs .
Good stuff Gary - I'm about to start my dab campaign! I've fished the point a couple of times, but nothing of any interest to justify a video just yet. For dabs at Dungie, I normally fish the boards and that's not until January - so well done on getting 7.
Another great watch 👍🏻
Thanks for that Shaun.
11:27 suddenly a horse appears lol
One thing I notice about your channel is that you never seem to fail to catch on those flat fish rigs! I don't think I've seen you go for a big worm and squid wrap pulley rig, perhaps that's the secret of your success? :)
Cheers Steven. I do sometimes go with big baits, but only if there is a very good chance of catching on them - in the past I would go with the hope of catching and wonder why I blanked.
My favourite summer holiday destination 👍🏻
Good choice Audrius!
Stunning quality and information as always.
Thanks again Martin!
Well done, a couple of nice wrasse there
Thanks Richard.
Lovely beach and scenery,wish I lived closer
You and me both! Thanks for watching.
Some cracking fish again, great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it Derek and thanks for watching.
Smashing it mate 💪
Thanks for that Jason.
Hi rod was at whitstable today had loads of whiting dogs 1 bass and two nice plaice of to grain on Sunday for the flounder
Well done Simon - can I ask, which mark did you fish?
Very good I'm going to give it a go there next year to see if I can get myself a Guilted bream never caught one myself 🐟
Good luck - its worth a go; but take plenty of cash for the parking, unless you're a National Trust member!
Great stuff Rod yet again. I have to start sea fishing as soon as possible, haven't been for around 4 yrs. Thanks for these films, helped me through bad times of loss, and the Covid crisis. Just a mention, Why do people feel the need to go under rod tips and line? And dogs loose when approaching your gear? Unreal.. Thanks again and more tight lines and film. 👍👌
Thanks for that Martin. It's easier to walk on the wet sand, which is why a good proportion of those walking the beach go under my rods. In fact that's why I have them raised there - I would rather keep them low down, since there's next to no tidal pull, but they'd only complain about having to walk around me. Some dog owners are more responsible than others - enough said; just have to get used to it, or not fish there. There are signs suggesting that dogs might be put on leads, but not many take any notice of them.
@@rodsangleuk6283 yes they probably would you're right.
And dogs, yes some are responsible. Another question, have you caught many Scorpion fish there or around that area before Rod? What an unusual species and probably has an appetite for most things.. Cheers.
@@rodsangleuk6283 When I fish similar venues, I setup practically in the wave line and still get wanderers but find that plonking self pretty much in the sea keeps them at bay. Only issue is that being flat beaches in the Bristol Channel, the tide run is huge and covers a big distance in a short time. But over here, we fish much lighter as you are actually running away from the incoming tide. None of this three trips with endless gear to move a total of 2 metres every 3 hours haha. If it gets a bit busy with walkers, I switch to holding 1 rod and standing in the surf. Only the very keep sea-goers come anywhere near me then. Nice video as always.
I went to south beach today and wasn't far from where you were. Didn't catch anything there were far too many kayakers and paddle boards about. Definitely a beach for evening and winter fishing, summer you got no chance. Might go to Bournemouth pier or Southampton Town Quay at the end of the month.
Sorry to hear that - worth a try though.
@@rodsangleuk6283 definitely, can't catch fish at home unless got a fish tank lol.
First time I’ve seen a reasonable sized wrasse caught from a flat shoreline. Didn’t even know that this was possible. Usually it’s the rocky marks that produce fish of this quality. Hope I can put some of this knowledge into practice 😊. Thanks
Yes - normally associated with rough ground. I think its the eel grass bed that holds them here. Thanks for watching and commenting mrlup888.
Thank you for another enjoyable video. Have you ever fished the venue at night? Might be a nice way to avoid the crowds albeit perhaps not so good for bream and plaice?
Not yet Martin - but I know there are some decent fish to be caught at night!
Very nice video I have a couple of videos at knoll very nice beach
Thanks for that - I watched your Sandbanks videos, but its been a while since I've fished there.
RodsAngleUK very good beach for multi species all ways a pleasure watching cheers
Great y vid again rod of to herne bay on Friday and grain on Sunday
Best of luck Simon.
Good vid again. You deserve so many more subscribers. Have you any plans to do a vid on the River Crouch?
Many thanks for that @anglerfish1001. Certainly - in time! I have fished it quite a bit in the past and am thinking of applying for a key to Holliwell Point again.
@@rodsangleuk6283 I’ll look forward to it.
Knockout vid as usual Rod.
Nice one.
I might be going there when the weather improves. I read the chain ferry side can be good and lure fishing in the morning can produce bass. Old Harry rocks can produce conger eels in the evening. Any tips from your experience?
Not fished Old Harry rocks, but have tried lure fishing at the chain ferry without success - but that was a good few years back though - good luck.
I stay down the beach from the towards old Harry rocks, I get the lures out occasionally but really wanna try a bit of beach fishing. I'm a course Angler so really unsure of how to get started
Running ledger with carp rods could work; or start by buying a cheap, but decent beach combo.
Great video once again this is one of my local beaches. Have you got an email address where I can tell you a lot of information if your interested ?I am not one for secret marks. Keep videos coming
Thanks Iain - rodsangleuk@gmail.com Any local info would be really appreciated. Many thanks for the offer and for watching.
Hi Iain, I will be coming to Swanage early August and would appreciate the info too please if possible. Email is iw.rand@gmail.com Many thanks
Hi thanks
No problem - cheers Andy.
Very enjoyable and informative video thank you. I've not heard of a Sheppy rig before, when is it best to use it as opposed to the flapper rigs?
Thanks Ian - those rigs are particularly good when fish keep rejecting your bait when they feel the tension on your line. One benefit of using braid as your reel line is better bite registration; however there is no stretch in the line, so Sheppey rigs may help since they act as pulleys rather than bolt rigs.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Thank you.
3 wonderful venues (particularly the last), good weather and 2 good sessions. For me, 1 wrasse would have made that last session worth while...they are beautiful fish. What sort of depth were you wishing in? As regards the last venue, how far up the beach did the tide come and where was your entry / exit point? I couldn't see any obvious steps / path. Another great video. Thank you so much for sharing. Cheers. Ken
Thanks Ken - I don't know the actual depths, but don't think its more than 10ft or so. The tide goes right up to the cliffs at the eastern end of South Beach, but there is a narrow part of the beach left at the west end, even on the larger tides. However, Middle Beach gets cut off from South Beach at high water. There is a sunken path through a wooded area, that takes you to South Beach from Manor Rd. and hits the beach at Joe's Cafe.
Thanks for this...much appreciated. Ken
Great entertaining stuff as always.You must put in some miles so your efforts are very much appreciated. I'll keep my comments on dog owners to myself,for the time being,and I am one !!
Many thanks again Kevin - I'm not anti dog and I know that a good few owners train theirs properly.
Really nice fish. Why don't dog walkers clip there dogs up when somebody is fishing. I do. It really gets me. Obviously they don't know how much tackle costs.
Thanks Neil. I didn't film the bit when a dog walker threw a large stick in the sea in front of my rods, during the session on South Beach and he wasn't bothered when his dog got caught in my line (fortunately no harm done) - I was the only one on the beach, apart from a few walkers!
I was just about to comment on that too Neil! Also people walking right in front and under line too when the curtesy it so walk behind the set-up.
Well done for another brilliant video Rod!
How long did u fish 🎣 for
Thanks for watching Oscar and sorry for late response. Each session was only over high water - a couple of hours at Shell Bay, 3-4 hrs at Knoll Beach and South Beach.
Who does your filming?
@Wheaten Zoomies god knows how must a really fancy camera or something
Yes, I confer with all of the above - its in the editing and it takes ages!
@@rodsangleuk6283 appreciate the time it takes for you to complete the editing of these enjoyable videos. Very informative and interesting to watch, not to mention relaxing. Keep up the brilliant work. 👍