Sea Fishing UK - Mixed Fishing for Bass and Thornback Rays - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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Shay
Thank you so much! You make it look so easy, you make sure the rays were ok after catching! My mom is French an moved here in Louisiana, she taught us when we went to Texas every summer about periwinkles, an those cockles i think you called them. There are awesome cooked in clean seawater! She also showed us about the rite size Rays that were big enough to cut certain parts of the wing ( no bones an beautiful flesh! Any how she only harvested from ones that people who put giant saines out caught an left to long to release back an they would of ended up bird food one the beach! She cut circle( steak size) pieces an put them on ice quickly! Took home an inspected for any parasites! She would broil with butter an garlic an it was amazing! Have you eaten any? An is it common where you are?
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Thank you so much! You make it look so easy, you make sure the rays were ok after catching! My mom is French an moved here in Louisiana, she taught us when we went to Texas every summer about periwinkles, an those cockles i think you called them. There are awesome cooked in clean seawater! She also showed us about the rite size Rays that were big enough to cut certain parts of the wing ( no bones an beautiful flesh! Any how she only harvested from ones that people who put giant saines out caught an left to long to release back an they would of ended up bird food one the beach! She cut circle( steak size) pieces an put them on ice quickly! Took home an inspected for any parasites! She would broil with butter an garlic an it was amazing! Have you eaten any? An is it common where you are?
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Romeo
Salut John, -
I am not a fisherman, though brought up on the coast in Ireland. -
My passion is shooting my collection of revolvers and rifles which I am (living en France) able to enjoy. However I find your videos so informative and so relaxing je pense I may have missed out. -
Having said that when -deep sea fishing- off Donaghadee, when the boat stopped and the boat rolled I was sick for all four hours. je pense I made a better choice pour moi! -
You are a true professional and an excellent dad, well done! -
Cordialement-
Robert
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Salut John, -
I am not a fisherman, though brought up on the coast in Ireland. -
My passion is shooting my collection of revolvers and rifles which I am (living en France) able to enjoy. However I find your videos so informative and so relaxing je pense I may have missed out. -
Having said that when -deep sea fishing- off Donaghadee, when the boat stopped and the boat rolled I was sick for all four hours. je pense I made a better choice pour moi! -
You are a true professional and an excellent dad, well done! -
Cordialement-
Robert
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Tony
Another great video that brought back many memories. I noticed that you were back in the new boat, you're still not using it for pots. I know that I've said this before but when I did most of my bass fishing, in the early 1960s, we'd have kept those smaller fish for eating, they fit nicely in the pan or grill the bigger ones we released. There were no size limits back then, our policy was the opposite to the modern concept of only keeping the bigger fish. Eagerly awaiting the next session.
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Another great video that brought back many memories. I noticed that you were back in the new boat, you're still not using it for pots. I know that I've said this before but when I did most of my bass fishing, in the early 1960s, we'd have kept those smaller fish for eating, they fit nicely in the pan or grill the bigger ones we released. There were no size limits back then, our policy was the opposite to the modern concept of only keeping the bigger fish. Eagerly awaiting the next session.
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Stephen
Hi John yet again fantastic video. Nice bass then some nice rays on light tackle - the are great fun. That last cast trick is good done it many times BUT in my early day's of fishing missed the tide getting back to the mooring by minutes and had to spend 5 to 6 hours for tide to come back in stuck on the mud 100 yds from mooring. You then call last cast 15 mins early.
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Hi John yet again fantastic video. Nice bass then some nice rays on light tackle - the are great fun. That last cast trick is good done it many times BUT in my early day's of fishing missed the tide getting back to the mooring by minutes and had to spend 5 to 6 hours for tide to come back in stuck on the mud 100 yds from mooring. You then call last cast 15 mins early.
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Funky
Hi! One of my biggest problems when going looking for bass to lure fish like you are here off the boat, is where best to fish! Does one of your videos help me on this? I have had a bit of success from shore but when out on the boat i find myself burning a load of fuel for small percentage return. Any help very gratefully received! Cheers, Matt
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Hi! One of my biggest problems when going looking for bass to lure fish like you are here off the boat, is where best to fish! Does one of your videos help me on this? I have had a bit of success from shore but when out on the boat i find myself burning a load of fuel for small percentage return. Any help very gratefully received! Cheers, Matt
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Trampster
Another great video thanks John. Interesting mix of species, good bit of planning, plus you look like you avoided a soaking. Nice to see you using Abu rods - I've just bought one from the new Tormentor range, but haven't christened it yet! Looks like the Maxkerel are still scarce in the South West. Stay safe & well! --
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Another great video thanks John. Interesting mix of species, good bit of planning, plus you look like you avoided a soaking. Nice to see you using Abu rods - I've just bought one from the new Tormentor range, but haven't christened it yet! Looks like the Maxkerel are still scarce in the South West. Stay safe & well! --
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BombsGaspan
I got my license to take boats out, a couple years ago and have loved the odd chance to get out on the water. Less so recently. So it's been so enjoyable to watch you get out on the water and have that feeling of being out there by yourself. Your videos never fail to entertain!
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I got my license to take boats out, a couple years ago and have loved the odd chance to get out on the water. Less so recently. So it's been so enjoyable to watch you get out on the water and have that feeling of being out there by yourself. Your videos never fail to entertain!
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Mike
-Brilliant- indeed John. I do so admire your adherence to Conservation. Always. One quesstion. You mentioned when landing one of the smaller Bass that it was below the minimum landing size. What would that be for your area please John? Another crackin' video. Thank you.
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-Brilliant- indeed John. I do so admire your adherence to Conservation. Always. One quesstion. You mentioned when landing one of the smaller Bass that it was below the minimum landing size. What would that be for your area please John? Another crackin' video. Thank you.
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Sean
Nice video. I had a thornback on few weeks ago. Hardly even a bite on the rod just little knock. Then when went to reel in it was like a ton of bricks. Was 6. 1 kilo. But not so much fighting as u say but felt so heavy an had to do lot pulling to get it up
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Nice video. I had a thornback on few weeks ago. Hardly even a bite on the rod just little knock. Then when went to reel in it was like a ton of bricks. Was 6. 1 kilo. But not so much fighting as u say but felt so heavy an had to do lot pulling to get it up
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hunt
Love the new boat John, she's a beaut! I was diving here in Oman a couple of weeks ago and had a giant ray swim right over me, 4 to 5 ft wing span, one of my best life experiences. Keep up the great work mate, just love your videos.
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Love the new boat John, she's a beaut! I was diving here in Oman a couple of weeks ago and had a giant ray swim right over me, 4 to 5 ft wing span, one of my best life experiences. Keep up the great work mate, just love your videos.
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