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@@nikolayhristov4864 Hi! It’s a personal preference and convenience. I use to have a few 2-3 piece rods before and I did liked them. However the telescopic rods (especially the good quality ones) are much better for traveling and quicker to deploy. I have a simple and minimalistic approach I guess😀🎣🌊

​@@compactangleryeah, I feel exactly the same, telescopic rods are much easier to deploy. It's more convenient to carry one solid piece, rather than 4-5 pieces 😊. I'm just wondering if telescopic rods are less sensitive compared to multi pieces ones in equal conditions?

@@nikolayhristov4864 Yes, that’s what they usually say. But If you can get good quality rods, the difference in sensitivity is minimal.

@@Kernow-lerf Hi, sorry for the late reply. You can fish freely anywhere as far as I know. There are only size limits if you want to keep the fish.

@@Twisty_FnHi, I would recommend high visibility lure colours like chartreuse or lime. A rattle and/or a vibrating swim pattern it is a big plus also. Hope it helps.

@@ch1ckenphat514 Hi, you don’t need a fishing license to fish, but there are minimum size limits.

@@compactangler thank you for the information, I'll have to look into it a little further.

Thanks mate! I’ll take a look for sure👍

I think given the right circumstances both work well. If you want to fish with baits, make sure you have access to deep water…bait fishing will work better. Personally I like lure fishing more, so that’s my preference. Have a great trip and tight lines!

@@compactangler I'll definitely bring some lures with me then thank you. Hopefully find some deeper water to go at while I'm there. I looked at some boat trips but they looked expensive for just a few hours. I have a week to find some spots anyway. Thank you for your reply 👍 tight lines

Probably yes, but I wouldn’t trust the quality on the long run.

Purelure has some good telescopic rods on ali

You’re welcome mate, tight lines! P.S: Good luck with the Prox Viceo🤞

Hey thanks, I used 6lb fluorocarbon if I remember correctly.

@@compactangler that’s enough for those toothy fish???

@@PhillmcCrakin I’m fishing with a light/ultralight setup in this video, so there’s no need for trace wires…although you could be right too as there is always a possibility for a barracuda to be lurking around.

Hi Marco, alpha tackle rods are faster action rods than Prox rods, so they are more sensitive, on the other hand Prox rods are more compact and easy to pack. They are both great rods, but if I was to pick one to carry around it would be the Prox. Hope I could help, tight lines!

@@compactangler thank you 👍😄

@@Marco_Polo790 You’re welcome. Also, if you are planning to do light jigging and not just lure fishing, the Prox is slightly better at that too. I use Alpha tackle when I need to cast longer and need that extra bit of finesse for the lures.

@@compactangler Prox sound a bit better option for me I was planning to do mostly Rivers/canals,ponds jigging and once a while sea lure fishing max up to 20g 6/7ft long portable set

@@Marco_Polo790 Then yes, Prox seems like the best option for you 👍

Thanks!

Hey, I've got the Daiwa bbb back when the tele UL rods were quite uncommon. Still, I can tell you for sure that it is really an excellent fast action rod. Obviously, it's not going to beat the super fast multi-piece rods. Then again, you will have to decide what are your priorities: mobility or sensitivity, or a bit of both. Love Major Craft too, only wish they would produce more telescopic rods. Thanks and happy fishing!

Watch the video again, but this time, pay attention! 😮

Thank you 😊

@compactangler caughtt my first bass, south east coast ireland , small but nice !

@@wittywoo9559 congratulations 🥳 what lure did you use?

@@compactangler I was using rag on a 2hook flapper with weight .. I just recently got some rubber lures for the spinning ..!!

Got them from ebay🙂

@@compactangler great as I couldn't find any on Amazon 👍

I will👍

Usually mornings and evenings produce better results 👍

🤣Thanks John. Yes I’m afraid I got a “returning customer”🤣

Thanks mate👍Oh yes seagulls..caught a few myself, they seem to be very attracted to top water lures🤣

I used the “albright knot”

Thanks, it’s near Skala in Kefalonia.

Sometimes fish just don’t want to bite. Better luck next time🤞

Hi, I cook it for 40minutes on indirect fire, then grill it over direct fire for 10 minutes each side. All this depends on the size of the fish. Thanks for watching👍

@@compactangler 👍

Hi, I was casting about 40-60 metres out. When the bass is actively hunting baitfish no need to cast farther than that. Choppy waters and in late season, you might want to make longer casts only because the fish is moving back to deeper waters. My preferred method is lures, but bait can work really well in springtime when bass feeds mostly on peelers, sand-eels and lugworms. Hope I could help, tight lines!

Thanks man that's really helpful cuz we have a couple of beaches I've been told hold bass but I didn't know how to approach them but I've got it covered as I stocked up on plenty of lures over the winter, nice rubber sandeels and side winders with a weight n hook already in the sandeel type lure so I'll give it a go and I'll let you know how I get on, thx again 😀

@@robbieallan6522 Great, let me know how it went, good luck🤞

Hi mate, try in a few weeks again. When mackerels arrive, bass will too😉

@@compactangler thanks😉 Tomorrow I will try again. mackerel can also be caught on soft and metal lures?

This was Kefalonia.