Pier Fishing for multi species - Shore fishing UK - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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TheMerlin672
Very good advice John. Too many of us overlook what is lurking around the harbour wall, jetty, pier or other structure. I've had some brilliant fun on size 12's and a 3rd of a ragworm around pier legs, struts etc in the summer months for loads of species and now and again, a decent ballan for a great fight on light tackle. Love the vids pal, think I may have seen them all by now but never tire of watching folk enjoying our sport. I think the only garfish I ever caught was in Falmouth using smelly old sardines as chum and bread soaked in pilchard oil on the hook. Great fun.
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Very good advice John. Too many of us overlook what is lurking around the harbour wall, jetty, pier or other structure. I've had some brilliant fun on size 12's and a 3rd of a ragworm around pier legs, struts etc in the summer months for loads of species and now and again, a decent ballan for a great fight on light tackle. Love the vids pal, think I may have seen them all by now but never tire of watching folk enjoying our sport. I think the only garfish I ever caught was in Falmouth using smelly old sardines as chum and bread soaked in pilchard oil on the hook. Great fun.
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David
Hi John. I had a look at this mark today at low tide, having previously fished 100 yards to the right, where I caught a couple of small bass. Planning a session soon as it looks great. Will let you know how I get on. Thanks for all your helpful tips, especially floating beads as loads of crabs in river!
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Hi John. I had a look at this mark today at low tide, having previously fished 100 yards to the right, where I caught a couple of small bass. Planning a session soon as it looks great. Will let you know how I get on. Thanks for all your helpful tips, especially floating beads as loads of crabs in river!
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Richard
When I used to fish in the Cape Fear river in North Carolina, after catching an eel, we would cut the line and re-rig, because we found after the eel had -slimed the line- nothing but eels would bite on that rig no matter how much the line was cleaned and de-slimed.
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When I used to fish in the Cape Fear river in North Carolina, after catching an eel, we would cut the line and re-rig, because we found after the eel had -slimed the line- nothing but eels would bite on that rig no matter how much the line was cleaned and de-slimed.
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David
John, A Tip my Dad Gave Me when I was a Nipper for holding smallish EEls Lift the Second finger from the Thumb and trap the Ell between First and Third Finger bt Curling your second finger down Trapping the Eel, Hope you understand my instructions Lol
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John, A Tip my Dad Gave Me when I was a Nipper for holding smallish EEls Lift the Second finger from the Thumb and trap the Ell between First and Third Finger bt Curling your second finger down Trapping the Eel, Hope you understand my instructions Lol
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Bj-rn
A small tip (I know this is an old video but)
If you bring a wool blove or sock with you, you can grab the eel with that, and it woint slither out of your grip; )
Some people say a small towel is enough, but i have never tried that myself: )
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A small tip (I know this is an old video but)
If you bring a wool blove or sock with you, you can grab the eel with that, and it woint slither out of your grip; )
Some people say a small towel is enough, but i have never tried that myself: )
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Atlantic
Great video, enjoyed that! Scratching, other than Mullet fishing, is the only way we can consistently catch in the harbour. Wouldn't mind a snotty to be honest, could do with one for a species hunt, but they certainly are a real handful -
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Great video, enjoyed that! Scratching, other than Mullet fishing, is the only way we can consistently catch in the harbour. Wouldn't mind a snotty to be honest, could do with one for a species hunt, but they certainly are a real handful -
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barlow2976
The rock fishing down south is the best I've ever experienced, pollack averaging 4lb and we all had fish double that, on lures. Same right up the top of Scotland, with less big fish.
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The rock fishing down south is the best I've ever experienced, pollack averaging 4lb and we all had fish double that, on lures. Same right up the top of Scotland, with less big fish.
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Bin
I don-t understand, whenever I go fishing off pendennis for 4 or 5 hours I catch nothing but you catch half the fish in the harbour - what am I doing wrong? -
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I don-t understand, whenever I go fishing off pendennis for 4 or 5 hours I catch nothing but you catch half the fish in the harbour - what am I doing wrong? -
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Anthony
Excellent video as are all of yours I have seen. very lucky man to live in that part of the country. keep the video's posting.
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Excellent video as are all of yours I have seen. very lucky man to live in that part of the country. keep the video's posting.
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