HOW TO FIND PEELER CRABS TO USE FOR BAIT - BAIT COLLECTING (UK SEA FISHING)

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  • Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
  • In this video we look at how to find & identify peeler crabs to use for bait.
    We look at differebt types of crab and different stages of the crab peeling cycle.
    Huge thanks to Peter for joinong me and explaining the process.
    Happy crab hunting 👍
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  • @ianturner3033
    @ianturner3033 2 роки тому +5

    Enjoyed the video, very informative and good advice on returning rocks, leaving pregnant females, taking rubbish and looking after the ecosystem.
    It's not just all about bait collecting and fishing, it's also about what you do while you are there to help and preserve for the future. 👍👏
    Thanks to you and Peter and look forward to the smoothhound video. Good luck.
    Stay safe. 😷🙊

  • @damien706
    @damien706 10 місяців тому +2

    Really enjoyed this. Went to Wales today and me and my son were looking at some crabs in the rock pools pretty sure we saw a velvet crab it had that pattern on it and pinched my son. There was what looked like a family of them and some of their shells around too. Also some shrimp and those plek looking catfish type little fish. Love seeing their eco systems

    • @TheEastbourneFisherman
      @TheEastbourneFisherman  10 місяців тому +1

      Its amazing isnt it
      Velvets havs bright red eyes
      are pretty aggressive
      And have paddled wide back legs they use for swimming

  • @mikeh1674
    @mikeh1674 2 роки тому +2

    good video very informative, thanks

  • @kerryfoster1
    @kerryfoster1 Рік тому +2

    Generally speaking if a crab attacks you It's a hardback. Softies and peelers are fairly non aggressive. Also peeler shells are slightly dull in appearance. An empty shell is a crab that's peeled recently the softy should be close by. Great video - lots of useful info!

    • @TheEastbourneFisherman
      @TheEastbourneFisherman  Рік тому

      Thanks for sharing your info too it's good to learn from others and to take on board advice given from subs to help me in the long run :=)

  • @nicholascavie2464
    @nicholascavie2464 2 роки тому +2

    Awesome again Jason hermit crabs r fantastic bait a lot of weed around here after big swell. Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick

  • @stephencoates5654
    @stephencoates5654 2 роки тому +1

    Good vid mate

  • @carldawson832
    @carldawson832 2 роки тому +2

    hi jase you ok mate, great vid very intresting. every day a learning day. all the best mate from the north east grimsby.

    • @TheEastbourneFisherman
      @TheEastbourneFisherman  2 роки тому

      All good cheers carl
      When u back down this way

    • @carldawson832
      @carldawson832 2 роки тому

      @@TheEastbourneFisherman unless i get a lift jase i don't no . Down to an electric mountain bike now for my fishing. So it will be the humber. I wS lucky 2 week bk and squeed in a car with a couple of anglers and went to sandilands in mabelthorpe. I managed 2 bass and i think nearly everyone else blanked.

  • @farriery2
    @farriery2 2 роки тому +1

    Bit of an off topic question but didnt know of u would see it on an old video, when using trident bits do you have a terma link on your main line amd then another on the rig body so you would basically have two terma’s joined together or do you put a swivel on one, many thanks adie

    • @TheEastbourneFisherman
      @TheEastbourneFisherman  2 роки тому

      Usually put a swivel on my top of rig
      With a termalink on my mainline
      Seems to work best for me and easy to clip rigs on and off :)

    • @farriery2
      @farriery2 2 роки тому

      @@TheEastbourneFisherman cool thats what i do but didnt know of i was over complicating it

  • @edmundmayeaux3269
    @edmundmayeaux3269 5 місяців тому

    That's the wrong way.look for a red ring on back fin