A lovely fishing session on Blyth pier with Mark at the end of October, a few species caught between us. Bait used was Black Lug, Mussel, Mackerel and Bluey.
Back in the 1960s me and me mates used to fish Blyth (West) pier or the Cambois pier. Lots of dabs and flounders and puddlers in the River, codling on the sea side. One day we turned up and about 40 feet of the pier had vanished overnight. A ship had gone straight through the pier in fog. Many happy memories.
Thanks Roland, I try to use the action of the rod to launch the bait, rather than using my body strength. Technique over power, my 13’ bass rod is a fantastic caster. Cheers for watching
You're getting pretty good Hinny. Not only are you consistently catching fish, but they are lip hooked too, which shows you are paying attention. A good day out, well done both of you.
That first fish is a Haddock. A fish that was always sporadic where I grew up fishing in the Irish sea, where I caught them from a boat but never from the shore, so well done, it is something I have always wanted to catch from the shore. Those Blackback gull really are greedy AF 😂
I’m new to your channel, it’s nice to see a lady angler who is an obviously competent angler. I don’t mean to sound condescending but not all female anglers like to get their hands slimy or covered in bait juices. The codling are small but at least you are catching some. Here where I live in East Anglia they are so scarce we call them unicorns.
Excellent session and a couple of nice codling. I was wondering where the haddock had gone, they used to be nuisance fish when boat fishing for cod many moons ago but I haven’t seen one for years.
love the video, great to see plenty of fish get caught, im just started out in fishing so have loads to learn, ive just subbed to your channel and will work my way through your other videos, the filming part im finding harder than the fishing bit but its good even just to keep a video diary of my fishing for kids to watch
Haddock 😊. An easy giveaway is the black "thumbprint" just behind the head. They also have lovely white trimmed dorsal and anal fins. Loads about this year, it's really good to see. Enjoyed yet another great video. Tight lines 👌
@fishinghinny my mate had one on Saturday night when the burnside cod ticklers was out will have to get you out with me and Josh one night through the week
It's worth going fishing for the views, atmosphere and any fish caught is a bonus.
Yeh, catching is welcome but not always necessary. It’s about being outdoors and not thinking about the problems of life 👍
That was a haddock you caught, the thumbprint on its side is the giveaway, I haven't fished blyth pier in 20 years, love it
Yeh the pier can fish really well, especially during the winter 👍🎣🐟
Excellent 👍
Haddock tell by gods thumb print
Cheers 👍🐟
Well done. 20 yrs I've fished and never had a haddock. Hats off. Good video
Cheers Graham, hope you manage to get one soon 👍🐟
Back in the 1960s me and me mates used to fish Blyth (West) pier or the Cambois pier. Lots of dabs and flounders and puddlers in the River, codling on the sea side. One day we turned up and about 40 feet of the pier had vanished overnight. A ship had gone straight through the pier in fog. Many happy memories.
Cheers Alan 👍🐟
Enjoying your videos a lot, its great to see you are enjoying your fishing. You have some great marks to fish up there on the NE coast!
Thank you 🤩
Yeh, we’re lucky up here, lots of different types of fishing grounds giving plenty of different options
👍🐟🐟
Nothing beats the sound of a screamin reel 👍
Haha mine does scream quite a bit, I should really oil it a bit more often 😆
Not only are you good at catching fish. You cast better than a lot of men I see. Well done 🐟🎣👏👌
Thanks Roland, I try to use the action of the rod to launch the bait, rather than using my body strength. Technique over power, my 13’ bass rod is a fantastic caster. Cheers for watching
Used to catch haddock in the seventies
There’s been a few caught around the area this year 👍
Yous are doing great with yr fishing and the videos keep up the good work looking forward to the next one
Ah thank you Colin, much appreciated 👍🐟
You're getting pretty good Hinny. Not only are you consistently catching fish, but they are lip hooked too, which shows you are paying attention. A good day out, well done both of you.
Thanks Ashley, we’re both really enjoying the fishing, we’ll see what the winter brings 😊
WELL DONE BOTH.LOOKS LIKE YOU HAD A GOOD DAY.
Thanks Brian, we certainly did 👍🐟
a wee haddock !
It was a wee one 😆👍
The more you catch the more you learn you keep doing it and show the other women how easy it is to catch fish. tight lines to you and mark
Deffo learning lots the more we do, great fun, cheers Barry 👍🐟
That first fish is a Haddock. A fish that was always sporadic where I grew up fishing in the Irish sea, where I caught them from a boat but never from the shore, so well done, it is something I have always wanted to catch from the shore. Those Blackback gull really are greedy AF 😂
Cheers Gary, yeh those gulls will eat anything 👍🐟
To make sure that you no how to tell a haddock is the small mouth and as they say that the black mark on its side is gods thumb mark on it
Cheers John, I’ll know what I’ve got next time 👍🐟
Good show Henry keep it up💯
Thank you, we shall do 👍🐟
I’m new to your channel, it’s nice to see a lady angler who is an obviously competent angler. I don’t mean to sound condescending but not all female anglers like to get their hands slimy or covered in bait juices. The codling are small but at least you are catching some. Here where I live in East Anglia they are so scarce we call them unicorns.
Thanks Chris, the enjoyment I get from the fishing makes it worth getting grubby hands, after all it washes off with a bit of soap and water 😊👍🐟
Cracking haddock great video keep up the good work 👌🏻
Cheers John 👍🐟
Excellent session and a couple of nice codling. I was wondering where the haddock had gone, they used to be nuisance fish when boat fishing for cod many moons ago but I haven’t seen one for years.
Thanks Jim, yeh, we’re surprised to catch one, as we’re the guys fishing next to us 👍🐟
love the video, great to see plenty of fish get caught, im just started out in fishing so have loads to learn, ive just subbed to your channel and will work my way through your other videos, the filming part im finding harder than the fishing bit but its good even just to keep a video diary of my fishing for kids to watch
Cheers Mat, keep at it 👍🐟🐟
Great to see a lady angler posting fishing videos👍well done on your catches. Just subscribed😀
Thanks Angela 👍🐟
I love shore fishing,favourite species are bass,Couches bream,and Gilthead bream😀keep up the good work👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
I’ve not caught any of those ones, bass would be the one up here in Northumberland, hopefully I’ll get one soon 😊🎣
Stumbled across your channel, great vid just subbed 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Nice one, well done 🎣👍🤝
Thanks Steve, no doubt we’ll see you out and about somewhere in time, we’ve been watching and enjoying your videos too 👍🐟
@@fishinghinny ah mint, thanks very much for watching.
Keep it up 👍🎣
Haddock 100%
Cheers Ian 👍🐟
Haddock, very tasty🎉
Yum yum 😋
Definitely Haddock 😊
Cheers dn744 👍😊
Hi. I think that's a little haddock by the mark on his back, like a little thumb print. Tight lines both
Thank you 👍🐟
Haddock
It was 👍 very tasty too 🤩
Haddock 😊. An easy giveaway is the black "thumbprint" just behind the head. They also have lovely white trimmed dorsal and anal fins. Loads about this year, it's really good to see. Enjoyed yet another great video. Tight lines 👌
Ah thank you, much appreciated 👍🐟
Looks like a haddock, my mates caught a few two weeks ago!
Cheers Dale 👍🐟
You caught a haddock
Cheers Paul 👍🐟
@@fishinghinny very rare off shore well done 👍
Hinny, can you film having a go at Amble harbour ? I used to live there and I’d love to see what the fishing is like these days
Sure Jim, I may have a go at that one solo, I was up there in the summer but not with camera’s … watch this space 👍🐟
Could be a haddock
Yeh, definitely was David, tasty 😋
cool😊
Cheers 👍🐟
Black thumb print haddock
Cheers Darren 👍🐟
Yes it’s a haddock
Cheers Michael 👍
It's a haddock
Cheers John 👍🐟
Dont you keep your fish and eat them ?
We do keep the odd one or two, generally if the hook has been swallowed right down we’ll keep it 👍🐟
I think Haddock stocks are increasing in the North Sea. Reduction in commercial catches ?
Cheers, less commercial trawling can only be a good things 👍🐟
You need too know the difference between north and south , that was a south easterly 😂😂😂😂
🤦🏻♀️ I always get that mixed up 😆
Haddock
Cheers Micky 👍🐟
It's a haddock
Cheers Craig 👍🐟
@fishinghinny my mate had one on Saturday night when the burnside cod ticklers was out will have to get you out with me and Josh one night through the week
Yeh, deffo once I get some night gear sorted, Josh keeps in touch and updates me updates me with catches up that way 😊
@@fishinghinny think I'm off work week commencing 25th November
@@fishinghinny head light and tip light lol