You are a great teacher ! Hope Many Young punk Boys and Gurls learn how to fish… Or simply just want to be fishing! Its Somehow a sport where you Can feed your family! With fresh caught tasty fish! Catch and fry!!! 😋
Always enjoy your videos. The fish I target are all freshwater and the gear is much lighter but I like learning about other situations and techniques. Thank-you for each of these videos. Cheers from northern Ontario, Canada.
Hello my Canadian brother! And thank you for writing in. I love to watch your ice fishing, I am fascinated by these large lake trout you get! Thanks brother 😁👌
i 100% agree my rod n reel is £200 n more ££ doesn't mean more or bigger fish, my biggest fish was on a handline i made myself as kid a 3-4ft conger eel,thank u billly for all the videos n tips, i found u by accident but am glad
Billy loveing your videos ...just one question again ...have you got a video of could you make a video explaining me what size hook you need to put on witch lure ..i got 100 gram slow lures but i bought hooks and they are massive comparing to the lure ...what size hook is to big or do you say that a oversize hook doesn't matter ... Keep up the good vids mate !!!!
Hi Dutch. It is actually quite simple! If you are using a 100g jig, depending on its design you will need big hooks. Firstly because the fish you're targeting are most likely big, secondly the hooks cannot hang up on the body of the jig either. This will prevent the fish from finding the hook. So if you place the hook on top of the jig, with the back of the hook at the edge of the jig. There should be 2 or 3 mm of the hook point clear of the side of the jig. This should be measured when The jig is attached to the leader and the assists are connected. Just to make sure the hooks will not hang up on the body of the jig. My advice is only for shore fishing, also the hooks should be slow jig hooks and not fast jig hooks. This will help a little bit with getting snapped, and the influence the jig less! than fast Jig hooks. By influence, I mean affect the action of the jig. As a starting point for a100 g jig, I will use 6/0 , and if they're not big enough well you know what to do. 👌
Great vid. Sometimes it is nice to not get too overcomplicated. Mastering the basic steps is more important than too many preferences and advanced stuff. They will auromatically come later anyhoot.
@@Billyfishing_watch :D what dimension on the main line did u use? u said it in pounds but do u know what mm it is? as i siad in anotehr vid i bought 0,32 and it was thick as hell so there is a 0.26 on the way in mail that holds for i think 17kg or so. i did find a rod in my storage that was 20-80gram and i did buy another one but returning it because the handle sucked. will try get one that is up to 120gram. then i should be fine. now we know where we start fishing and thats at the atlantic road bridges/area. been there fishing? im not sure where exactly it will be because we need to find a wild camping spot. then we go south to the fjord at molde but in another town or maybe even on the south side of the fjord (sognefjord)
Thanks again Billy ! Great information thanks 🙏 one question, is there need for a mono leader or do you only ever use a braid leader? And what knot do you use for your leader ?
Hi. Sometimes I use a combination of braid and mono. But for the rods in this video it is just a meter and a half of mono. The night I use is my own knot, called the BF knot. And you will find it in the next video that is linked. Thanks Brother 😁👌
Billy got one question ...looking at your videos and im loveing them... Im off to Denmark in april to hirtshals and im doing some shore fishing for 3 days ..mostly beach and one day of boat fishing on the yellow rif ... And now the question ...got any good tips for me 😊
Hi Dutch. If you go into my playlist you will find one called flatfish videos, and they are shot on the west coast of Denmark mostly! You will find lots of tips and tricks in there. But you can start with this link, thanks Brother 😁👌
hey Billy great video es always!! I would like to ask you some advice 'cause I'm going to tromso this winter and I would like to ask you what kind of bait I supposed to use like natural or I could use also some hard bait or something like that? Thanks in advance 🎣🎣🎣🎣
Hi bud. Most soft plastics work well, anywhere between 30- 100 grams depending on the depth of water. Also the same for hard baits, slow jigs are my personal favorite. Thanks Brother 😁👌
😀😀😀😀Cheers Billy for telling it as it is…no need for OTT price rods and reels to fish in Norway,thanks for your info. Too many fishing UA-camrs are too concerned with pushing their high end set ups,resulting in anglers thinking that fishing in Norway is beyond their budget and not worth their time traveling over. This video made a refreshing change,thanks for that😀🎣🎣🎣🎣xxxx
Thank you so much Angela! Nice fishing tackle, Is still nice! if you can afford it. But it will not catch you better fish at the end of the day. And my channel is about fishing! Not fashion accessories. See you on the beach 😁👌
Always informative and always helpful on giving advice and tips on how to go about tackling your targeted species another cracking video billy take care stay safe 🦈🎣💪
top content again thanks brother, bay mad with fish this week, treated meself to a century eliminator! first cast with me 'new rod' bit of a trembly bite then slack line....the four and some bull Huss ate the 11 inch whiting , sometimes that pennal hook does the goods, others times livebaiting with a 18 inch doggy isn't good !
@@Billyfishing_watch in the old days are those rod your showing like 'salmon spinning rods ?' with better first ring [thinking about a bit of a rebuild project as salmon seem to be a thing of the past !
@@Billyfishing_watch many thanks , got a whisker kevlar with Dads and my memories in it , would you change the first 2 rings or all of em , not after cheap more sentiment and effect , but keeping the love and memories , Again love the style and the content many thanks
Hey Billy and hello from Bergen 👋.I have started fishing again after almost 4 years of absence because of reasons.I'am quite new to sea spinning fishing.I've recently found your channel and I've been binge watching your content, finding it very helpful, straight forward and hilarious at moments 😊. I have one question about the leader.What is their purpose and how do you match them according to your main line?For example i am using 30lb 8 strand fireline, what thickness and type the leader should be? Thanks for the great content.🤌
Hi bud. The leaders are pretty simpl. Between a metre and a half and two meters depending on how tall you are, is the length. And for example if you fish 20 lb 8 strand mainline, you should use a 30 or 40 lb leader! If you use 30 you can use 50 to 60, depending on the diameter of the leader. You can also go lower. So in a general sense, it is 10 - 20 lb higher than your main line. If the leader is too thick, it will snag in your guides. Hope this helps out. Thanks Brother 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch Thanks man.But what is the purpose of using it?Is it just to make the line less visible?It can't be just that since is pretty much dark under 15m 😄.Also what material do you suggest for the leader? Thanks 🙏
@mariomaksimov8994 the leader is both to trick the fish, and to protect the line from being caught by rocks and other obstacles. It is not a good idea to fish without it! It will cause you a lot more problems! Just normal monofilament line will work just fine!
The saying is attributted to Chinamen Lao Tsu. He lived somewhere between the 3rd and 6th century BC. says Google. Elsewhere says birth was in 571 BC. Writer and philosipher. Eskimo kinsmen deeloped the Hallibut Hook. Tzu's Fishing line was likely made of silk/ Read up on silk a few years ago, it is by some metrics as strong as steel. Don't let the old man in. Credited to Clint Eastwood now 94.
You are a great teacher !
Hope Many Young punk Boys and Gurls learn how to fish…
Or simply just want to be fishing! Its Somehow a sport where you Can feed your family!
With fresh caught tasty fish!
Catch and fry!!! 😋
Thank you so much Brother! 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch So Welcome!
💪🏻😎🤙🏻
Always enjoy your videos. The fish I target are all freshwater and the gear is much lighter but I like learning about other situations and techniques. Thank-you for each of these videos. Cheers from northern Ontario, Canada.
Hello my Canadian brother! And thank you for writing in. I love to watch your ice fishing, I am fascinated by these large lake trout you get! Thanks brother 😁👌
Only a short video but full of sound common sense tips. Thanks Billy. Fish on brother 🐟🇳🇴
Thanks Chris, glad you like the brother 😁👌
Great info, and a refreshing change from those who try to oversell and overcomplicate.
I think it is because they love money! I'm not fishing. Thanks Brother 😁👌
love your channel billy, you inspired me to create my own channel on UA-cam. Youre a legend mate. All the best, tight lines and God Bless!
Thanks Brother, best of luck 😁👌
Thanks Billy. Your straight advice is always welcome 👍🏾
Thank you so much Garrie. No reason to over complicated 😁👌
Cheers Billy, was really informative, covered it all brother, hopefully one day I can get out there to give it a go 😁🎣🤘🏼
Hi Paul. You should definitely pull the pen on this one. You will have the best time. Thanks Brother 😁👌
i 100% agree my rod n reel is £200 n more ££ doesn't mean more or bigger fish, my biggest fish was on a handline i made myself as kid a 3-4ft conger eel,thank u billly for all the videos n tips, i found u by accident but am glad
That's it exactly. No need to be a millionaire, thanks Brother 😁👌
Excellent and informative video! We're heading back north next week... can't wait!
Nice! Tight lines, thanks Brother 😁👌
Billy loveing your videos ...just one question again ...have you got a video of could you make a video explaining me what size hook you need to put on witch lure ..i got 100 gram slow lures but i bought hooks and they are massive comparing to the lure ...what size hook is to big or do you say that a oversize hook doesn't matter ... Keep up the good vids mate !!!!
Hi Dutch. It is actually quite simple! If you are using a 100g jig, depending on its design you will need big hooks. Firstly because the fish you're targeting are most likely big, secondly the hooks cannot hang up on the body of the jig either. This will prevent the fish from finding the hook. So if you place the hook on top of the jig, with the back of the hook at the edge of the jig. There should be 2 or 3 mm of the hook point clear of the side of the jig. This should be measured when The jig is attached to the leader and the assists are connected. Just to make sure the hooks will not hang up on the body of the jig. My advice is only for shore fishing, also the hooks should be slow jig hooks and not fast jig hooks. This will help a little bit with getting snapped, and the influence the jig less! than fast Jig hooks. By influence, I mean affect the action of the jig. As a starting point for a100 g jig, I will use 6/0 , and if they're not big enough well you know what to do. 👌
Great vid. Sometimes it is nice to not get too overcomplicated. Mastering the basic steps is more important than too many preferences and advanced stuff. They will auromatically come later anyhoot.
You hit the nail on the head brother! Learning always starts with small steps. Thanks bud😁👌
Good stuff mate. I did a few winter sessions last year without gloves and it genuinely made me pack up early! I'll be gloved this season for sure 🙌🏻
You know it makes sense Pete! Much love brother, see you on the beach 😁👌
Always enjoy your video 👌
I really appreciate the comments too, thanks Brother 😁👌
now we talking. this is what i asked for and woaala here it is:D
Thanks brother, glad to oblige 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch :D what dimension on the main line did u use? u said it in pounds but do u know what mm it is? as i siad in anotehr vid i bought 0,32 and it was thick as hell so there is a 0.26 on the way in mail that holds for i think 17kg or so. i did find a rod in my storage that was 20-80gram and i did buy another one but returning it because the handle sucked. will try get one that is up to 120gram. then i should be fine. now we know where we start fishing and thats at the atlantic road bridges/area. been there fishing? im not sure where exactly it will be because we need to find a wild camping spot. then we go south to the fjord at molde but in another town or maybe even on the south side of the fjord
(sognefjord)
Thanks again Billy ! Great information thanks 🙏 one question, is there need for a mono leader or do you only ever use a braid leader? And what knot do you use for your leader ?
Hi. Sometimes I use a combination of braid and mono. But for the rods in this video it is just a meter and a half of mono. The night I use is my own knot, called the BF knot. And you will find it in the next video that is linked. Thanks Brother 😁👌
ua-cam.com/video/ohQGlM3DvNk/v-deo.html
@@Billyfishing_watch nice one Billy 👍 thanks a million 👍👍
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Thanks Brother 😁👌
Another good one Billy good to have the basics explained can i ask what do you think of the sabiki jigs? Im thinking of trying them?
Hi Neil. They're new to me, I will check them out! And let you know what I think. Thanks brother 😁👌
Billy got one question ...looking at your videos and im loveing them... Im off to Denmark in april to hirtshals and im doing some shore fishing for 3 days ..mostly beach and one day of boat fishing on the yellow rif ... And now the question ...got any good tips for me 😊
Hi Dutch. If you go into my playlist you will find one called flatfish videos, and they are shot on the west coast of Denmark mostly! You will find lots of tips and tricks in there. But you can start with this link, thanks Brother 😁👌
ua-cam.com/video/hPVy-TBRk78/v-deo.html
@@Billyfishing_watch thank you ... I'll be busy tonight 😉🤔
More top tips mate , nice one 👍👍🤠
Thank you so much Croc Norris 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch 👍👍🤠
hey Billy great video es always!! I would like to ask you some advice 'cause I'm going to tromso this winter and I would like to ask you what kind of bait I supposed to use like natural or I could use also some hard bait or something like that? Thanks in advance 🎣🎣🎣🎣
Hi bud. Most soft plastics work well, anywhere between 30- 100 grams depending on the depth of water. Also the same for hard baits, slow jigs are my personal favorite. Thanks Brother 😁👌
😀😀😀😀Cheers Billy for telling it as it is…no need for OTT price rods and reels to fish in Norway,thanks for your info. Too many fishing UA-camrs are too concerned with pushing their high end set ups,resulting in anglers thinking that fishing in Norway is beyond their budget and not worth their time traveling over. This video made a refreshing change,thanks for that😀🎣🎣🎣🎣xxxx
Thank you so much Angela! Nice fishing tackle, Is still nice! if you can afford it. But it will not catch you better fish at the end of the day. And my channel is about fishing! Not fashion accessories. See you on the beach 😁👌
Always informative and always helpful on giving advice and tips on how to go about tackling your targeted species another cracking video billy take care stay safe 🦈🎣💪
Billy just saying exactly how it is thanks me auld mucker gear is one thing knowledge is another
Thanks Brother, much appreciated 😁👌
You know it, Andy! Thanks Brother 😁👌
top content again thanks brother, bay mad with fish this week, treated meself to a century eliminator! first cast with me 'new rod' bit of a trembly bite then slack line....the four and some bull Huss ate the 11 inch whiting , sometimes that pennal hook does the goods, others times livebaiting with a 18 inch doggy isn't good !
You have to take, the Good with the bad. It's just the way it is. Glad you liked it brother 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch in the old days are those rod your showing like 'salmon spinning rods ?' with better first ring [thinking about a bit of a rebuild project as salmon seem to be a thing of the past !
@andilimer1314 it's very simple to buy modern guides for braid. They're a bit pricey, but it's cheaper than a new rod 👌
@@Billyfishing_watch many thanks , got a whisker kevlar with Dads and my memories in it , would you change the first 2 rings or all of em , not after cheap more sentiment and effect , but keeping the love and memories , Again love the style and the content many thanks
top man
Thanks Brother 😁👌
Well spelt out to everyone as in All you need to know.😊
Thanks Brother 😁👌
It's getting colder and darker these days. Summer was great, but almost too hot.
That's my sentiments exactly brother! It is so cold right now. Hopefully the fishing will pick up 😁👌
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Thanks Brother 😁👌
Hi Billy, normally the leader how long does he hold it ? bye, see you on the beach son.
Hi bud. The leaders are usually between one and a half to two meters long, depending on how tall you are. Thanks Brother 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch So it can be a shock leader, thanks Billy, maybe next summer we'll see each other at the beach in the Bergen area, ciaoooooo
BILLY!
Thanks Brother 😁👌
my stuff is lighter 10-30g spinners for mackerel,coley,pollock,sea trout n anything i can catch😂,have good day from Scotland
You too. Thanks Brother 😁👌
Hey Billy and hello from Bergen 👋.I have started fishing again after almost 4 years of absence because of reasons.I'am quite new to sea spinning fishing.I've recently found your channel and I've been binge watching your content, finding it very helpful, straight forward and hilarious at moments 😊.
I have one question about the leader.What is their purpose and how do you match them according to your main line?For example i am using 30lb 8 strand fireline, what thickness and type the leader should be? Thanks for the great content.🤌
Hi bud. The leaders are pretty simpl. Between a metre and a half and two meters depending on how tall you are, is the length. And for example if you fish 20 lb 8 strand mainline, you should use a 30 or 40 lb leader! If you use 30 you can use 50 to 60, depending on the diameter of the leader. You can also go lower. So in a general sense, it is 10 - 20 lb higher than your main line. If the leader is too thick, it will snag in your guides. Hope this helps out. Thanks Brother 😁👌
@@Billyfishing_watch Thanks man.But what is the purpose of using it?Is it just to make the line less visible?It can't be just that since is pretty much dark under 15m 😄.Also what material do you suggest for the leader?
Thanks 🙏
@mariomaksimov8994 the leader is both to trick the fish, and to protect the line from being caught by rocks and other obstacles. It is not a good idea to fish without it! It will cause you a lot more problems! Just normal monofilament line will work just fine!
Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime.
Thats it, brother 😁👌
The saying is attributted to Chinamen Lao Tsu. He lived somewhere between the 3rd and 6th century BC. says Google. Elsewhere says birth was in 571 BC. Writer and philosipher. Eskimo kinsmen deeloped the Hallibut Hook. Tzu's Fishing line was likely made of silk/ Read up on silk a few years ago, it is by some metrics as strong as steel.
Don't let the old man in. Credited to Clint Eastwood now 94.