Mixed Ground Fishing at Anchor - Multi Species Fishing - Recorded with the DJI Osmo Action - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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Michael
Does anybody know why are fish so localised. For example, you might go to one sand bank and know turbot could be there. Why are they not more common in all areas. Why are thresher sharks at one place but mako sharks prefer another. I'm moving to Scarborough where I'm told it's mainly pollack, cod and bass. Why no rays, it's sandy? why no halibut? Why no sharks? The tuna used to run up that coast so I thought the sharks followed. I've always thought it was strange that all fish are not everywhere (temperature withstanding.
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Does anybody know why are fish so localised. For example, you might go to one sand bank and know turbot could be there. Why are they not more common in all areas. Why are thresher sharks at one place but mako sharks prefer another. I'm moving to Scarborough where I'm told it's mainly pollack, cod and bass. Why no rays, it's sandy? why no halibut? Why no sharks? The tuna used to run up that coast so I thought the sharks followed. I've always thought it was strange that all fish are not everywhere (temperature withstanding.
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Gareth
Good session & video. If you can, please take a few seconds to describe what you've seen on your depthfinder, that caused you to stop at that -mixed/broken ground-, as obviously it was too deep to clearly see the bottom from the surface. It would be most handy to also start getting your depthfinder interpretation experience and insights, especially ito things like flat reef vs broken/undulating reef vs pinnacles or trenches etc and/or sandy vs muddy bottoms.
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Good session & video. If you can, please take a few seconds to describe what you've seen on your depthfinder, that caused you to stop at that -mixed/broken ground-, as obviously it was too deep to clearly see the bottom from the surface. It would be most handy to also start getting your depthfinder interpretation experience and insights, especially ito things like flat reef vs broken/undulating reef vs pinnacles or trenches etc and/or sandy vs muddy bottoms.
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joff
Cracking video young man me and my son are going to North Berwick on the east coast in Fife he's watched you videos and fancy fishing in the harbour and root about in the rock pools any tips on tackle etc for harbour fishing and what species were likely to find in the rock pools my boy has autism so loves seeing the different creatures around the Scottish coast any info much appreciated thanks -
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Cracking video young man me and my son are going to North Berwick on the east coast in Fife he's watched you videos and fancy fishing in the harbour and root about in the rock pools any tips on tackle etc for harbour fishing and what species were likely to find in the rock pools my boy has autism so loves seeing the different creatures around the Scottish coast any info much appreciated thanks -
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Stephen
Happy fathers day John
Another cracking video bud, how many species did you catch, very nice to see the Ling go back safely too.
I was for heading out today but we had a small craft warning so stayed home and spent quality time with Grandson 7mths great value.
Regards to Hannah and the youngsters, take care stay safe and keep it lit. - my friend.
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Happy fathers day John
Another cracking video bud, how many species did you catch, very nice to see the Ling go back safely too.
I was for heading out today but we had a small craft warning so stayed home and spent quality time with Grandson 7mths great value.
Regards to Hannah and the youngsters, take care stay safe and keep it lit. - my friend.
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UK
The new camera seems to be working well mate! Great video as always, I feel like I'm on repeat saying that but your videos are always on point. Hope you are all well. Say Hi to Hazy from Tony #leavenotrace --
Ps. Gurnard is also my favourite fish of all time. They taste incredible!
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The new camera seems to be working well mate! Great video as always, I feel like I'm on repeat saying that but your videos are always on point. Hope you are all well. Say Hi to Hazy from Tony #leavenotrace --
Ps. Gurnard is also my favourite fish of all time. They taste incredible!
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Edgunsuk
Just came back from a week around mavagissey no fish fishing no fish spear fishing 2 guys said they had fished every tide for 2 weeks no fish and a trawler captain mentioned he had only had 5 kg of mackerel all day, disappointing for a first spear fishing trip but o well.
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Just came back from a week around mavagissey no fish fishing no fish spear fishing 2 guys said they had fished every tide for 2 weeks no fish and a trawler captain mentioned he had only had 5 kg of mackerel all day, disappointing for a first spear fishing trip but o well.
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Paul
Happy Fathers Day? I woke up this morning opened my cards from my 4 girls and i have a FishLocker t-shirt winging my way tp me. Wow how lucky am i and my girls know me better than i thought. Big Love to all the Dad's out there and keep it up, tight lines boys.
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Happy Fathers Day? I woke up this morning opened my cards from my 4 girls and i have a FishLocker t-shirt winging my way tp me. Wow how lucky am i and my girls know me better than i thought. Big Love to all the Dad's out there and keep it up, tight lines boys.
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Trampster
Great video thanks John! Watching all of those species coming up was like being at an Aquarium! Very unusual & pretty Wrasse too! I've also just found & watched your Podcast - I'd heard rumours about it - and came across it by chance! Stay safe & well! --
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Great video thanks John! Watching all of those species coming up was like being at an Aquarium! Very unusual & pretty Wrasse too! I've also just found & watched your Podcast - I'd heard rumours about it - and came across it by chance! Stay safe & well! --
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Roc
Love it! Over here in Australia we have a couple of species not unlike yours but the rest are new to my eyes. Gurnard, whiting of various species and smooth hound we call gummy shark. They're my number one target species but the big girls go back every time!
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Love it! Over here in Australia we have a couple of species not unlike yours but the rest are new to my eyes. Gurnard, whiting of various species and smooth hound we call gummy shark. They're my number one target species but the big girls go back every time!
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kevin
Can't beat a session like that, nice to see you're still the ling magnet! If you look at the left side of the wrasse near the gills, looks like some sort of damage, might be why it was so pale?
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Can't beat a session like that, nice to see you're still the ling magnet! If you look at the left side of the wrasse near the gills, looks like some sort of damage, might be why it was so pale?
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