Catch Fish at Eastbourne: LANGNEY POINT in summer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2021
- A daytime session in August (recorded 17.08.21) at Langney Point in Eastbourne (East Sussex, UK). My first summer outing here, fishing for plaice and soles. I fished the tide up and a few small bass and smooth hounds also made an appearance. Locational details are found at the start of a previous video from this mark, fished in winter: • Catch Fish at Eastbour...
This video is part of a series on Eastbourne, covering a range of marks, separated in to season playlists:
Spring / summer (March - August):
• Eastbourne: Spring / S...
Autumn / winter (September - February):
The first of the autumn / winter playlist gives an overview of the marks as a whole, through my experience of the venue:
• 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...
Rig tutorials can be found in this playlist:
• RIG MAKING IN CONTEXT
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Great video Rod. Pure escapism for an insomniac like me. So informative. Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for saying so Tony.
Another brilliant video and always loads information and helpful tips. Many thanks
Glad you enjoyed it John and thanks for watching.
Superb episode - thanks :-)
Many thanks Ben.
Well done. Some smashing fish.
Thanks Gordon 👍
Another enjoyable video 👍
Thanks again Christopher!
Great video entertaining and informative👍nice to see how the other half live down south,keep up the good work,Gary Birkenhead Merseyside👍🇬🇧🎣
Thanks Gary 👍. I'm sure you have good fishing around your way too.
@@rodsangleuk6283 Cant complain the River Mersey is fishing the best it’s ever been ,Salmon & Trout at the top end and everything at the other end Conger Rays Huss Smoothhound,,Bass. Flatties ,,,👍anyway keep up the good work it’s excellent viewing,👍🇬🇧🎣
That was a very successful trip with a nice variety of fish ... congratulations on very enjoyable video...well done and thank you.
Thanks again Michael 👍
@@rodsangleuk6283 your welcome my friend, great work .hope your well..
Another good video and you definitely know how to catch those Sole. Well done and look forward to your next session 👍😊
Thanks Philip - my favourite fish, so I'm often using boom rigs and very short snood rigs, with small hooks just in case they are around.👍
Nice vid. Once again , very informative and well presented ,Tight lines !
I appreciate that John!
Well done mate, always informative and i ntertaining
Many thanks for that.
A nice bag, worth the effort. You can never tell what fish will take your bait.
Thanks Mike. There seemed to be a bit of a pattern on this occasion - plaice just after the turn of the tide at low, small bass as the tidal pull picked up, soles appearing just before the top and small smooth hounds at the top of the tide.
Hi Mick. For me that would have been an excellent session! Brilliantly filmed (as always) and helpfully informative. I've noticed that you move up and down the beach quite a lot when fishing. Is that why I can't recall you ever using a shelter? I tend to be a bit of a lazy so and so...plant my shelter fairly high up the beach and walk backwards and forwards (and up and down if it's a steep shingle beach) quite a lot to cast and retrieve. Come to think of it, that's probably why I feel tired after a session! Cheers. Ken
I do have shelters, but hardly ever take them now - were used mainly for night fishing comfort. I much prefer to be close to the water's edge than set up on the strand line. Sometimes you get bites on both rods and I want to be near them at the time - although not always possible if you are having to move your gear up and down the beach with the tide! It's personal choice really. Thanks for watching and commenting again Ken.
@@rodsangleuk6283 "Night fishing comfort"...LOL...know what you mean!
Excellent !!
Thanks again Anthony.
Another great video rod 👏 some nice fishing 🎣 went beach fishing my self over the weekend at Kingsdown between deal and Dover ended up getting a 3 half pound bass! Well happy 😊
Very nice - I'll be heading that way soon. I've caught decent bass at Kingsdown in September before. Thanks for watching and your info.
Well done on the soles in day light
Many thanks. A little bit of colour in the water and soles will feed in daylight.
Fantastic video a great watch. You always manage your target species. Well done. I always manage to learn something from you.
Although still not caught my first flatfish. Plenty of other species.
Many thanks Steven!
Hi , is always a pleasure to watch your videos, can you please make a video about rods and reels? The where and what to use , I'm a beginner in shore fishing and don't really know how to choose the rods , what length and TS curve . Thank you
Hi Florin - I appreciate your support and suggestion; however I'm trying to keep this channel focusing on catching at different venues, rather than general fishing and tackle. There are plenty of videos out there from others covering rod and reel choice for beginners and I'm not sure I could do as good a job as those. Nevertheless I will try to mention why I use the gear I do, when relevant and when I remember to, and in particular rig choice and making, since they are at the business end of catching. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Rod the ragworm worked well .
Yes, I tend to catch more on rag than lug. Thanks Gary.
excellent thanks Rod but please come back to the tendring peninsula try st osyth
Many thanks - still on my to do list, but I'm currently chasing soles!
Looks a little bit bassy . Mackerel head on a 6/0 20-30 yards out ?
Yes - the colour looked right, just need a bit more of a chop on the water for the bigger ones to show. I have caught on mackerel heads before, but at night - its too much of a gamble for me during daytime, especially if the shoals of mackerel are not around. Good suggestion though and thanks for watching John.
Is it an advantage to add small weights on the hook snoods when fishing for flatties ?
If there are strong currents and you're not fishing that far out, its probably worth a try John. However, I tend to just put a drilled bullet or coffin lead above the rig, if I want to nail my sole rigs tighter to the bottom, but again that tends to reduce casting distance.
Out of interest do you have a favourite spot along Eastbourne coastline? i fish it myself ever now and then.
Yes - Sovereign Park, some distance west of Langney Point - I've had good sessions there throughout the year. Thanks for watching.
Correction 'entertaining'
Thanks.