Brilliant sir, lots of effort and lots of fish, nice swap to different rig method, which fished well also. Great watch as always, appreciate your effort 🎣👍🏼
It's good to see someone catching on my local beaches, Michael! Hopefully we've seen the worst of the weed for a while. It was unfishable last week with rigs being dragged up on the next beach in 5mins ! Looking forward to the next adventure. 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
Great mixed fishing Michael, hopefully it’s a good sign catching all those small smoothounds. I know it’s not a guarantee of better smoothound fishing to come but I think it’s encouraging. Also nice to see that red mullet, such pretty fish & a species I’ve never caught. You can be relied on to bring us something different. Never know where you’re going to pop up next.
Thanks Chris - yes its good to catch something different. Time for golden grey mullet and garfish soon; however I'm busy with coarse match fishing events at the moment and not able to sea fish much. Will be back to Cardigan Bay in a few weeks though.
Another very informative and enjoyable video as always. I live in Christchurch and regularly fish the beaches at Highcliffe, Barton on sea and Milford but seldom catch plaice. In your experience do you find that plaice are more regularly caught from the shore as you head eastwards towards Brighton, Hastings and beyond? Also do you find clipped down 3 hooks rigs more effective than those not clipped down or do you do it mainly for casting efficiency? Any thought much appreciated.
Thanks. Yes - I haven't fished Highcliffe and Barton for a few years, since I've not had much success there and not caught plaice along that stretch. Shoreham to Brighton, Seaford and Eastbourne are where I normally head for to catch plaice. Short snood clipped-down rigs are so versatile, that they are my go to rigs for plaice and anything else that swims and if you need distance then clipping down is a must in order to streamline your baits for less air resistance when casting and keeping the bait fairly intact.
Awesome again Mick keep them coming. Happy catching from Australia Nick
Nice one Nick.
Great video and session Michael 👍 tight lines mate 🎣👊💪
Many thanks for that 👍
Brilliant sir, lots of effort and lots of fish, nice swap to different rig method, which fished well also. Great watch as always, appreciate your effort 🎣👍🏼
Thanks again 👍
Great to see you out again , tight lines .
Thanks again John 👍
Great day mate you get me through my train journey
Glad to hear it and thanks for watching.
It's good to see someone catching on my local beaches, Michael! Hopefully we've seen the worst of the weed for a while. It was unfishable last week with rigs being dragged up on the next beach in 5mins ! Looking forward to the next adventure. 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
Yes the week can be a bit of a problem here, but not as bad as the Solent. Thanks as always Rob.
Great mixed fishing Michael, hopefully it’s a good sign catching all those small smoothounds. I know it’s not a guarantee of better smoothound fishing to come but I think it’s encouraging. Also nice to see that red mullet, such pretty fish & a species I’ve never caught. You can be relied on to bring us something different. Never know where you’re going to pop up next.
Thanks Chris - yes its good to catch something different. Time for golden grey mullet and garfish soon; however I'm busy with coarse match fishing events at the moment and not able to sea fish much. Will be back to Cardigan Bay in a few weeks though.
Another very informative and enjoyable video as always. I live in Christchurch and regularly fish the beaches at Highcliffe, Barton on sea and Milford but seldom catch plaice. In your experience do you find that plaice are more regularly caught from the shore as you head eastwards towards Brighton, Hastings and beyond? Also do you find clipped down 3 hooks rigs more effective than those not clipped down or do you do it mainly for casting efficiency? Any thought much appreciated.
Thanks. Yes - I haven't fished Highcliffe and Barton for a few years, since I've not had much success there and not caught plaice along that stretch. Shoreham to Brighton, Seaford and Eastbourne are where I normally head for to catch plaice. Short snood clipped-down rigs are so versatile, that they are my go to rigs for plaice and anything else that swims and if you need distance then clipping down is a must in order to streamline your baits for less air resistance when casting and keeping the bait fairly intact.
Thanks for getting back to me, much appreciated@@rodsangleuk6283
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Hello What fishing rods do you use?
Colmic 07s here.