Spinning for bass in Pembrokeshire West Wales - Tips, tackle & advice for lure fishing on the shore

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  • We join Alan Parfitt at a beautiful location off the wild Pembrokeshire coastline, West Wales, in search of late season bass. Alan shares his knowledge and tips for spinning for bass, a sporting species found in saltwater all across Wales.
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  • @MuhammedPatel-ys2bg
    @MuhammedPatel-ys2bg 15 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Always wanted to fish this part of the country. We've sold loads of our weedless teaser rigs to anglers in Pembrokeshire and now I can see why bass fishing is so popular there.

  • @tuckerjenkins9380
    @tuckerjenkins9380 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Brilliant, looking for some advice on west Wales lure fishing for bass this is a great start, thank you.

  • @derek6579
    @derek6579 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Excellent presentation and as a Welshman and knowing Pembrokeshire the cautionary advice re weather, tides etc is very apt. From my experience you are more in danger from strong offshore winds and wet rocks, so good grip soles are a must!

    • @alanparfitt3731
      @alanparfitt3731 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      You are certainly correct about the wet rocks and it would have better if I had mentioned it.. Some boys swear by the Snowbee Rockhopper boots for the terrain.

  • @FOXY-2023
    @FOXY-2023 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great video and top info . Thanks . Tightlines from Cornwall

  • @robertjones-yo4ql
    @robertjones-yo4ql 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    DA IAWN

  • @on_the_mooch2708
    @on_the_mooch2708 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Is he using mono or braid on that reel, sure its mono.

    • @alanparfitt3731
      @alanparfitt3731 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I have used braid but tend to stick these days to mono. It may not cast as far but is far less troublesome with no nightmare tangles.

    • @MichaelDavies-kt7re
      @MichaelDavies-kt7re หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@alanparfitt3731 I am looking to try some sea fishing now I have more time. I have just found the same reel you are using and I bought some Toby lures years ago that I have not used. Can you tell me what set up you use for a Toby. What weight lure, do you use a swivel on the lure or up the line somewhere, do you swap the treble for a single etc? It’s all new to me, so the advice would be appreciated.

    • @alanparfitt3731
      @alanparfitt3731 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@MichaelDavies-kt7re Hi, When it comes to Toby weights then a 20gm. is the first choice as it casts really well. If you fish shallow water then a 12gm is a better choice. Toby's will eventually can put kinks in your line (one reason I prefer mono as it is cheap to replace..). A swivel a foot or so above the lure helps but it has to be a quality swivel. I attach two small swivels either side of a split ring. From the split ring itself hang a small length of twisted lead wire. Works a treat. Another tip with a Toby is to add an extra split ring at the hook end which helps prevent the hook levering out from a fish. Treble of single is up to you. Toby's are not always the answer so take alternatives to use.Hope this helps

    • @MichaelDavies-kt7re
      @MichaelDavies-kt7re หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@alanparfitt3731 Much appreciated Alan. I think my Toby’s are 7gms so I will hunt down some 20s. What’s your second favourite choice lure? This will save me buying lures that don’t work. -Made that mistake with my fly fishing. I live down in Chepstow so will have to find out where to go for first outings before venture to your lovely part of Wales.