Feeder Fishing From The Beach!
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Feeder Fishing From The Beach!
After the success of our last video, where we tried to catch some fish from the beach using the lightest tackle possible, it got us thinking what other idea’s could we try, what else could we experiment with…
Now it’s no secret that the winter fishing around our coast line has been very poor so far this season, so rather than fish for the larger species that in truth really aren’t there, why not have some fun with the smaller species… so that exactly what we decided to do!
For this latest episode we took the camera’s down to Kessingland on the Suffolk coast, to try and catch a few fish from the beach using a ground bait feeder!
Now we’ve never used a feeder from the shore before and it’s something that isn’t really practiced, so we didn’t know what to expect, would it work? Would we catch some fish using it?
To find out exactly how we got on watch this latest instalment, from the waters edge.
As usual we hope you enjoy it and any feedback is always much appreciated.
Tight Lines
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Well done Chris. I first tried fishing the feeder a few years back, at Aldeburgh. First chuck with a 5oz Korum feeder, & it hit the deck, bounced once, settled. Lovely. Gave it the regulation 10 minutes (I was fishing a match), & went to drag in another triple shot of pin 'tings..... Errrr, nope. Snagged solid. At £2.50+ a pop for the feeder, it was back on the grip leads for me! I've since refined the method, mounting Drennan Carp feeders on lengths of 1.6mm 316 grade welding rod. You can use those with grip leads, & the crabs love it!
Thanks for the kind comments Jon, glad you enjoyed it. Do you think it works? Sounds like you've used it more than me. Definitely got me thinking tho. :-) Hope your fishing is going well, tight lines, cheers Chris.
good to see you still doing these vids mate. keep it up mate. your content is always top notch
simon vickery Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment.
Great fun!
Here in the US it's not always common to get feeders, I've used plastic whiffle balls cut open hooked on a weight clip.
All the best!
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! Nice to hear from you all the way over in the US too, hope your fishing is going well. Tight lines, cheers Chris.
Top video and thanks for posting , couldn't agree more Chris, you can only catch what you have in front of you, it's a struggle at the moment but days are getting longer , spring is approaching, tight lines to all.
Thanks as always Neil, glad you enjoyed it! Hope your fishing is going well, tight lines to you too! Cheers Chris
Another first class video which I liked that you are trying new ideas. Brought back many memories of my sea fishing days when I would regularly fish Pakefield and Kessingland beaches.
Thanks for the kind comments Alec and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the video! :-)
Thanks for the hints as I was looking at the same feeder to try for flatties next year to use with carp/pike gear ,but being as I am a shore fisherman I've never used a swimfeeder ,and didn't know if I should use this design or a block end type one that freshwater anglers put maggots in
No worries at all Alan. I think either would work to be honest. :-)
Chris... thanks mate thoroughly enjoyed the video. Here (in SW Florida) we do use chum bags where possible but I've never seen a feeder before. Very enlightening and very entertaining. Keep it up.
Thanks for the kind comments Gerry and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the video! It's nice to hear from you all the way over in Florida too! :-D I'm guessing where you are the weather is warmer, the fishing is better and the fish are bigger! Haha. Hope your fishing is going well, tight lines, cheers Chris.
LEGEND all i can say keep it up the great work
Thanks for the kind comments mate and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed it! :-)
welcome keep them coming and tight lines
i have always wondered about this idea... as its pretty much like having a little mini chum bucket lol great video!
Thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) Haha, it was a little experiment which worked out ok.
Great videos as always. Love the way you try new ideas and methods, definitely gets me thinking about mixing it up and not keep doing the same. The Thinking Angler is the Catching Angler. Keep up the great work and your enthusiasm is contagious.
Thanks for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the video. :-) I know pin Whiting aren't the most exciting things, but it was something slightly different!
Great idea, I'm going to try this ice fishing this winter and cat fishing in the summer!
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it!
nice video and good idea, think outside the box.
Thanks mate, I thought it was something a little different. (Definitely something I'd try again.)
Nice Video guys its better Than the german feeder fishing section Go for it 👌🏻
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Hi Chris
Could you do some videos of going back to the basics and showing everyone how to make rigs, set everything up and stuff like that
Also when the best iMessage during the tides is best to fish
Also what shelter do you use
Thanks
Brad
Try totally awesome fishing on UA-cam, they have loads of set up videos
or try sandmans tackle time he does alot off own rigs and set ups
Hi Brad, am sure we could sort something out. All the below comments are good suggestions though, both are great channels! :-)
Looking forward to carp tench and bream videos this year👍🏻
Me too Daniel! And the warmer weather ;-)
Good evening, I'm not sure if you've mentioned in a another video some time but what tent set up do you use looks perfect for shoreline hiking/fishing here in Canada to get out of the open wind coming off the great lakes here.
The tent is an old Ron Thompson beach buddy. But search for beach buddy shelter and there should be lots of options. 😊
Very interesting cheers mate
No worries at all mate, cheers!
I like your vids because you don’t always get big fish which is realistic fishing 👍👍👍
Haha, thanks mate! The times we do are the times which make it all worthwhile. 😁🎣👍🏼
What about stuffing the feeder cage with a sponge and just injecting different oils into it?
I think that'd work Andy, I think I've heard of people doing that before.
works great for freshwater eels too.
Hi, thanks for a great video, it's always good to see someone thinking outside the box and hopefully, this will help others use homemade or bought inline feeders to bring extra smell to your end tackle. it's by no means a new idea as people for years have been trying all sorts of ways to entice fish to feed by a rubby dubby bags with shark and ray fishing from boats. The Irish ladies boat sea fishing champion used a giant homemade swim feeder which brought her top results 25 years ago in the match scene. Most sea fish must feed primarily by smell so why is this not more commonly used. I use a 35mm film canister with holes drilled in and looped grip wire through the middle inline with your lead does the trick. you can freeze home made fish, squid, mussel and shore crab cart down and top up the canister each time you rebait. I also inject my baits prior casting....like you do to fish baits for pike fishing...it works for me everytime...
Interesting stuff Vinny! It's definitely something I'd try again and I think it must have more mileage being used from the shore, on your standard beach.
Great experiment. Im amazed nobody has yet produced a lead impact weight which has a small cage into which you could put a piece of sponge the size of a dice soaked in fish sauce or fish oil or whatever crabby fishy additive scent you might have.
Each cast you could simply re dip the weight and sponge cage into the juice b4 casting.
Chris the king of the Whiting :D
Wayne Stocker I think I'd struggle to be 'the King' of anything else at the moment - if you knew how our beaches have fished this year you'd know! Haha!
As you know mate I was up at Salt House the other month and all night t was was Whiting after Whiting. Bait stealers!
Im heading up north tomorrow to meet up with Slippy Limpets to film a collaboration video. Ill keep you posted on how the fishing is further up north.
Good vid! Did you try one rod with the feeder and one without to see if there was a notable difference in catch rates? Also, to hold bottom better, perhaps a feeder breakaway wires? Not sue if anyone makes them?
Cheers Paul, glad you enjoyed it! A feeder with breakaway wires would definitely help. Unfortunately I didn't compare catch rates, although it did get me thinking. Perhaps next time we could try it... normal set-up versus the feeder! :-)
Hi mate. am from midlands and looking forwards to do some sea fishing, any advise where to go this time a year? and what baits i should use?
kind regards
Andy
Hi Andy, I think I answered this on Facebook? I think it's the same person! Haha. Apologies if its not. Cheers Chris.
i fished pakefield when i lived in lowestoft down near the boats when i was talking to a old chap that was telling me he caught r ay that walked him 2 miles up the beach have we still got rays out there
Firstly thankyou for the great videos. I'm currently a course angler with the intensions of trying sea fishing and i had wonderd weather there was a sea fishing equiverlant to "feeder" fishing. An idea i had was a block end maggot feeder, remove the weight and then use it "inline" with your regular rigs and weights. Then i wonderd about a mix of mashed up left over fish guts, heads etc with bran and some sort of fish oil? Like chumming from boats. The bran would soak up all the oils so you release lots of smell plus small particles of fish into the water. That way you're still able to fish at your normal distance for bigger fish but with a load of extra attraction and smell to home in on. What do you reckon?
Thanks for the kind comments Stacey, glad you enjoyed. I haven't used the feeder that much from the beach but I think there's definitely some mileage in using it! Let us know how you get on with it. :-) Tight lines, cheers Chris.
Great video. Do you think it would work on a very slow drift fishing off my kayak?
Hi Patrick, glad you enjoyed the video :-) I don't see why it wouldn't! I think Korum make those feeders in a 4oz model too, so there's scope to go a little heavier than we did. Good luck if you try it and let us know how you get on!
nice vid guys. Hopefully a method feeder session on tench is comming this year????
Thanks as always Erwin. :-) We're definitely going to be after Tench again then this year, we need to make at least one follow up from our Time For Tench video last year.
GREAT video👍 Nice to meet a guy who knows how to use background music sensibly 😊
Thanks for the kind comments Geoff and for taking the time to post them! Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Chris.
Have used feeders and small chum bags from a pier in late summer and it seemed to bring a few fish on difficult days but it can also attract the crabs in numbers
Yes mate, I can imagine that would be a problem in the summer, especially on piers!
For burley in Australia, I use a mixture of bread, tuna oil, old sardines, other old baits and/or seafood cat food. You try that in the feeder :-)
Sounds interesting mate! I remember watching Rex Hunt when I was younger, he loved using burley! :-D
I bought a swim feeder for the sea from Veals and fill it full of minced mackerel (or any old bait I bring back from fishing) and mix it with bran and pilchard oil, the big problem with it is if you're fishing a strong tide, the tide takes it
Nice video by the way and yet again THANKS
Thanks David, glad you enjoyed the video. :-) Hope you're catching a few! Tight lines, cheers Chris.
I’ve been using a block end feeder packed with cotton wool soaked in various gunk oils for years.
Nice one mate, do you find it works well?
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV If I’m honest I’ve not had massive success with it. The one thing it does work with is eels in the Orwell estuary.
Chris did you go to "The Big One"?
I was looking for ya but never did see you mate.
Hi Wayne, I didn't mate, neither did Steve. It's something we perhaps mentioned doing next year though.
Few guys I know fish for mullet like they would for chub. They out perform most "sea fishing" tactics. Good video as I a coarse angler and I only get to the coast 0nce or twice a year.
Thanks Ross, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) Interesting you say that... I've thought about having a go for mullet this year using something similar! Tight lines, cheers Chris.
Watching this in Thailand,I may give John Wilson a knock next week he lives 5 minutes away from my hotel.ps i wont mention the temperature here ;] good vid.
Haha... I bet it's a little warmer over them Ivor! :-)
Another enjoyable vid lads, can't wait for next one.
Thanks Barry, fingers crossed we should be out again at the weekend! :-)
What rods were you using ?
They were some Advanta rods Cameron, if you click the Tackle Box link in the video description you should see them. They're carp rods, but were ok to use with lighter leads on the right day.
Did anyone else realise the backwards walking dog in the background. Haha
Haha, I didn't! I'll have to look for it now. :-D
Always a good idea to fish one rod with and one without to test something new to see if its working or not.
Definitely! :-)
thanks for the great viewing again Chris definitely food for thought, I'm going to try something similar with crab when it comes to peeling time, can't wait to get this winter over with seen enough whiting now novelty has soon worn off, great video though as always look forward to the next one 👍
me me Thanks for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed it! :-) I must admit it's got me thinking a little bit too... I think it could possibly be utilised a little more too! Hope your fishing is going well!
got me thinking about trying it off a local jetty into a small harbour for flatties and good thing be get the kids/grandkids mixing it and then loading the feeder
I don't suppose using mole hill soil would have improved the groundbait? Always use it on fast rivers.
You could do Gabriel, am sure it'd work... it's obviously a job to get it though, you'd have to plan and take it with you. I wondered if wet sand would do a job!
Love your videos,
I'm coming back to fishing after 15 years, getting all my kit next week and i can't wait to get started !!
Your vids have helped out a lot and reminded me a lot about it all. I'm on the south coast so need to fing all those good spots again.
Thanks for the kind comments Sam, glad you're enjoying the videos! :-) Good luck with your fishing, hope you manage to catch a few. Tight lines, cheers Chris.
Anyone tried solid Halibut pellets on the hair rig from the beach?
Watch this space this winter mate! Haha! :-D
The only trouble with this is that where you fish is the same place i fish and ive fished baits like luncheon meat and bread and even corn and ive still caught whiting, ive even had them on the fly at that spot which tells you everything you need to know really, so you could have linked up a used smelly sock and put stones in it as a weight and still caught the same things, if that feeder had attracted bigger or different species id have bought into it making a difference but i wouldnt be sold on it for where we fish, would certainly buy into this method on other parts of the uk coast, but not in our whiting plagued water
Mate, you should've got a double sausage mcmuffin and taken 1 bite from your Hash Brown, then place the Hash Brown on top of the sausage. You've given me plenty of tips so thought I'd give back.
Haha! Brilliant... I've never thought of that! :-D I always add some fries in my burger, but have never done it with a hash brown!!! Next time we get one I'll post a pic up on Facebook and Instagram! :-) Thanks for the tip ;-)
i watch a lot of live sea fishing and its hard every where
It is tough in many parts of the country mate. We still try though as you never ever know! 😁🎣
I caught my first bass like this. Homemade feeder out of a hotel shampoo bottle with lug and mackerel On the hooks.
Mega stuff mate! A few other people have said they've used feeders and that they've been pretty successful! I think it's definitely something we'll try again. :-)
nice video mate, cant wait for the Whiting to clear off!
BigMac Mick Haha! I know... Roll on Spring and hopefully some Thornbacks and Hounds! :-)
From The Waters Edge TV I love Kessingland as a beach,caught about 20 pins in 2 hrs a couple of weeks ago but nothing to take home,Kessingland is defiantly an up to high tide beach. Pakefield low water beach funny how they differ
I know foods are different in different places but what was that from McDonald's? I think i would eat that even if it's from McDonald.
Haha! :-D That was a Sausage and Egg Macmuffin and a Hash Brown! A tasty breakfast treat before a days fishing!
Great vid ! Food for thought .
Cheers James, it's definitely got me thinking a little more!
Brilliant video mate, great to see the diversity in all aspects of our sport being used
Thanks Steve, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment.
Veals mail order do a swim feeder break out grip lead (I think they are called sea scenters) which I have used and have worked well for me sole fishing on the Mersey with raw prawns, muscles and worms chopped up in them, the fish need all the help they can to find a bait in Mersey! 😂😆
Nice one Damian, I'll have to have a little look at them! :-)
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Those are more for protecting the bait when casting and not so much for storing bait.. How do you put your bait inside it and keep it inside? From what i've seen the bait all comes out along with your trace inside those if you're on about the tronix ones.
Does any one else walk into a big tackle shop and turn into an excited 8 year old at Christmas? I know I do...my wife tells me to calm down
Haha! :-D
Again, whats with dragging the fish?
your probably catching the same few fish each time if they aren't getting bigger 😂
Haha... :-D
I’ve been using feeders from yak and boat fr a number of years, but not the beach
Nice one mate, hope you've had some good results using them from the yak?
quality viewing as always Chris.... bring on the rays!!.. have been out a few times here in North West Ireland and have managed to get a few decent sea trout off the beaches...
tight lines...
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and cheers for taking the time to comment! Good luck for your spring fishing, hope you manage a few Rays! Tight lines, cheers Chris.
Hi Chris, I have an idea for a video for you for this season. Is there a way I can DM you?
Thanks for the messages on FB Daniel, was good to chat. I'll have a little think! :-)
great video keep the good work up something new thanks for sharing
Irish shore angling Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! Hope your fishing is going well.
From The Waters Edge TV all good tx for sharing
When you said you missed a big bite, do you not think a fish could pick up the feeder??? Just a thought. 😉
I guess it's possible... however I'm not sure there's been anything big enough swimming in our seas this winter to eat the feeder! :-D Haha.
people can't do this in the north east because of large cod picking up the feeders instead of the bait, best to go for a bit bait around here instead
doddster1979 thats exactly wat happens wit feeders.. And have alot of bites on the feeder not hook but im still a fan of feeders
Fink of a number between 2 and 4 ... yep it’s number free
Mate I literally use a 3.5 lb tc carp rods. Works well
Yes mate, we did film a video called 'how light can you go' where we used different set-ups, going all the way down to a feeder rod and reel - and they all worked! :-D I think as long as the conditions allow, the lighter you can go the better, well more enjoyable anyway!
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV had a 8lb bass on a match feeder rod the scrap was insane them fish have so much power, your channel has got me off the lakes this winter I need a cod off the beach, few pound of witeing off the solent last night lost one big run but hey thats fishing, got the lug on order and peelers off to selsy to hit the deep water on a 5.5 metres tide fingers crossed some fish.
Good luck mate! Let us know how you get on. 😌👍🏼🎣
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV certainly will, fish are coming off my mark North easterly with a 5.5 metres tide ,fishing west bank in a hole I've found reasonable chuck for me , the boys mite struggle but there a nice bank for them closer in, fishing good black lugs with pealer topped off with mashed up fish in a quad pva bag, fishing 3hr before and after high o the west in the morning , then the point at low , then back to the west beach for the night time session, between us well have 5 rods out loads off slick going in a good depth of water. Tgem big old girls have to be there.
well done enjoyed the video certainly food for thought with the feeder will give it a try
Thanks for the kind comments Paul, glad you enjoyed the video. :-) Tight lines, cheers Chris.
great vid again chaps.
Cheers mate, thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment too!
Great idea ! Always thought this would work !!
Thanks Robert! It's certainly got me thinking a little! :-)
After 35 yrs sea angler I gave up and switched to course. Sea is empty of fish. Now were going to be out of europe maybe, just maybe it will improve in 10yrs time...
Certainly the winter fishing has taken a real hit... Codling are almost extinct around our coastline now. I think some of the reason is because the sea's are warmer, but whatever the reason it is sad. Fingers crossed one day there'll be back!
correction you can buy sea fishing ground bait :)
Can you Kenny, I've never seen it? What should I be searching for, do you have any product names?
Nice to see someone really enjoying their fishing, it has been a poor winter fishing wise but hopefully the undulate rays will be back in a few months along the south coast
Thanks Richard, I know what you mean... it's been a tough winter... fingers crossed the spring and summer is better!!! Haha. Good luck with your fishing and tight lines, cheers Chris.
Nice video, always good to see my home area
Slr Jona Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Hope you're catching a few fish too.
Great video as always mate. I did something similar years ago using those little mesh bags that you used to get with clothes washing detergent tabs. Worked great for black bream using minced squid and mackerel. You definately ran the risk of a doggie ripping the bag to bits though :)
Sounds interesting mate! Am sure it'd work from a boat too... probably even better as you wouldn't have to cast it really. :-) Thanks for the kind comments too, glad you enjoyed it. Hope your fishing is going well.
I did also use the method from my own boat when I lived on the Isle of Wight. It did work very well. The doggie issue was a bit of a problem but i certainly caught some great bream using it. Fished about 1 mile south of The Needles. Great fun and very good eating of course.
I love watching these vids but man beach fishing in England looks grim. WIndy, cold, tiny fish. No ta.
Glad you're enjoying the video's Dave! Haha... you aren't far off with that... well certainly here in East Anglia it's been a poor winter.
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV Mate, even if the catch is smaller than my bank balance I love watching your vids. Your passion for angling..much like the late great J Wilson, is very apparent. You've got a long way to go before reaching the heady heights of such a legend, but I see similarities. Now tell me, do you fish ponds and rivers or are you all about that there ocean?
great video
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Chris great fun. I haven't been on the beach for nearly a year it's been so bad. I used to wrap bits of flannel round my lead and soak it with fish oil but all it did was bring seals. I had 3 round my line once sniffing for a meal.
Cheers David, glad you liked it. Haha... we saw a seal when we were fishing, there's normally a few patrolling! Guess there feeding on the pin whiting!
No monsters Chris but another enjoyable video as always, interesting approach mate, maybe it might work better in the summer close in, more bass and mackerel around? Tight lines mate
Thanks Simon, glad you enjoyed it! Am sure it'd be productive all year round, can't see it having a negative impact... definetely got me thinking! Tight lines to you too, cheers Chris.
Nice video again lads.
Cheers mate! :-)
hey guys I really love you Chanel
Alex Vlogs Thanks mate, glad you're enjoying the videos and the channel!
Yes defiantly
Not trying to Hassel you but could I have a really old road you got to you don't use eny more I'm preaperd to pay anything for the oldest rod you have and don't use
great video BTW 😊
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it! :-)
i know your're not from that area but any tips fishing flamborough in june from the rocks not cliffs (coming from a sea fishing newb :)
I'm not sure mate I'm afraid, I've not fished the area nor have I fished from rocks and cliffs, we don't have such landscapes around my area, only flat-ish sand or shingle beaches. Perhaps look on some of the forums? :-) Good luck though, hope you manage a few fish. Cheers Chris
thanks for the reply anyway mate cheers!
hi, what exactly the cage does ?
You fill it with attractive bait and the extra smell this gives off will help draw the fish in... well thats the plan anyway. :-)
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pin a 6/0 in the whiting and throw it out
There's nothing out there to eat them Jonny, no Codling at all this winter, very poor.
being from Australia I have no idea what a Codling is, It sounds like something I would do in a Hong Kong massage parlour
what beach do you fish on ?
We fish all over Norfolk and Suffolk Michael. This was Kessingland though.
Great efforts, great tip next time try to use fish or oyster sauce!! It worked wonders for me. Great vids
Thanks mate. :-)
That Shimano bait runner is a good reel, I have the 6000 for carp fishing 🎣👍
It is indeed mate, Shimano make some great reels and the bait runner is right up there! :-)
I Want to join you on a sea fishing adventure haha
Haha, nice one James, perhaps one day! :-)
Good to see you make the best of a bad situation, ever wana come catch a croc freeze down some of thos pin whiting and I'll sho you some secret spots, 24lb yesterday on a pin whiting :-D
Gone ona Mission Nice one mate! I have heard of people using them for Pike!! Glad you've been catching a few. :-)
From The Waters Edge TV they love em mate, just something different for them, they really like a rockling, but load them into a savage gear lip skull, they got a action like a big tadpole, think the pike hit them out of annoyance more than anything:-)
plenty whitting good whitting around last year up north newcastle way but not so good this year for any fish sadly
I know what you mean Richard, here in Norfolk it's been a terrible winter really, no Codling at all! Roll on the Spring/Summer, hopefully some nice Thornback, Smoothound and Bass! :-)
Have used feeders for fishing in estuaries for mullet also had flounder and plaice.its a good tactic in sheltered water .....you be surprised wot turns up .......
Nice one Stuart, I think I'd definitely give them a go again... was actually thinking about using them in an estuary, I think that might make a nice video. :-)
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From The Waters Edge TV ...friend of mine has bought some 5oz feeders and is giving them ago ...
Maybe an all out coarse approach would be interesting, was wondering how a 20mm high oil Halibut pellet would fish in conjunction with the feeder, might deter the smaller whiting?
Indeed Martin, I've often thought would a really fishy glugged boilie or pellet catch, especially when the Whiting are really around in numbers, early winter sorta time.
Thanks for all the trouble. nice video
Thanks jTarry Oh Peng Yew glad you enjoyed the video 😊👍🏼
I can't believe you're wasting good tasty mackerel to catch bland tasteless whiting.
Haha! I wouldn't wait to eat frozen Mackerel from a bait freezer! If I caught them it would be different though :-D
had a similar idea my self. I wrap a piece of sponge around long shank of Gemini gripper and tie wrap it on and each cast absorb some fish oil in to it. the fish no bigger but seams to be getting more fish. Maybe in my head. try it on one of your videos rather than the feeder.
I have heard of people using sponges soaked in fish oils etc Am sure that would work :-D
how much did the worms cost
Around 20 odd quid or something like that!
Chris please go back to the beach which you title "Sea Fishing For Bass With Fresh Peeler Crab" I am sure you get something during the spring months. Rubbish fishing at the moment from the beach blank and not even a little flattie. Good luck and happy hunting and nice to see you around.
Haha, we'll be back there in the spring I'm sure! :-)
Ive been using feeders for years
Nice one Mark, hope you've been catching a few fish using it! Do you find it makes a difference to your catch rate? What do you use in yours? Cheers Chris
If u aint digging your own worms u are just piss ng CASH AWAY ON THEM POXY WHITING
Haha, true that mate! Gets you out of the house and in the fresh air though... there's always that 'what if' feeling too.
That isn't feeder that is surf casting
We're surf casting (or beach fishing) using a feeder.
wot a good video mate I don't no we're the cod have gone day we're he her now their not I had cod up to then pawns no won up won dawn rigs in hull now noting séance titles line mate
Thanks for the kind comments Scott and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Can you translate what he said lol
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Devon Fishing Haha! Cheers mate, hope you enjoy it!
Love all your saltwater vids 👍