Lovely video Gordon. It's always interesting to see these unique rigs being used. Most of all I'm really pleased you caught the two Sea Trout, both of them were cracking fish. Well done.
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Cheers Douglas, it was the perfect location on a perfect day, the troot were a nice bonus, I realy enjoy fishing with Phil, he doesn’t laugh at me with my weird rigs 😂😂😂
Great minds Gordon I have used the Guinness weegy for a long time now but as a bouncing Betty when fishing for salmon on my local river doon also I like Guinness like you I try anything that might be different or can improve on never stop learning well done on the fishing cheers❤😊😊😊😊😊
@@jamesrobertson5125 Great stuff, thanks for yer feedback James, every day is a school day and it’s a shame tae throw those widgets away after enjoying yer Guinness when we can put them tae good use, cheers bud 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
A fantastic honest day's fishing again keep making they new rigs 👍you never stop learning and keep showing the under water camera stuff it's fascinating to watch cheers👍
@@dardok5937 Thanks very much for your comment bud, much appreciated, as you say every day is a school day when fishing👍 I love my underwater camera but up around our way the water gets cloudy all winter especially on the north east coast but whenever I think the water is clear enough the camera will be cast oot for sure. Tight lines ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@@bailienicoljarvie2878 Thanks for the feedback Gordon, much appreciated bud. Aye I was trying tae mind the name o the eel lol this one is actually called a redgill even though it is white lol I bought a few of these redgills for bass 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@@kintakintyea Gran t ser a healthy population o sea troot roon aboots Gordie..Fay Inverurie originally masell bit been in Inverness noo a lot o years..Look forward t yer next outing.
@@spartafishinguk Thanks Steve, aye I was well chuffed wae the wee silver bars, they are a beutiful fish, hope your getting plenty cod wae you bud 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
@@lesroberts2244 Thanks for your comment and sub Les, much appreciated bud, aye the feeder was best rig on the day, I will be using that more often. Tight lines tae yea from north east Scotland my friend 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Love that beach. Great memories of visiting there when I was a nipper! Back up soon for a winter week near Rattray. Hoping for some nice sunrise and maybe Aurora!!
@@jamesmoore4782 Glad the video brought back some nice memories for you James, there are some cracking beaches around Rattray for you also, I often fish them, hope you see Aurora bud, cheers 👍
Further along the beach towards Portknockie,last two hours of Ebb and first two flood ,had Turbot to over 4lb and troot tae 3lb and plenty Flounder .great video good tae see the under water footage…
@@lennysimpson4886 Oh great stuff Lenny, thanks for that info that’s a nice sized Turbot, would have loved tae catch that beastie, thanks for the comment bud, tight lines tae yea ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@@kimberleymunro2992 Thanks Kimberley, Merry Christmas tae you enna and happey hogmanay fin it cums roon, if yea want tae be in the draw you will have to comment “Fash” under the christmas video on Cullen beach, here is the link - ua-cam.com/video/RoNAij65yzI/v-deo.htmlsi=exIaE54jFwgmv23k
Quality Gordon! The underwater footage is fascinating, brilliant water clarity. You‘lol have to break out the spinning rod the next time for the sea trout.
I have not sea fished for over 50 years, but I still do a bit of Loch fishing. When I fished away back in the 70s, the fish were much bigger then, Mackerel and sea bass were kept and taken home too eat, Yet I watch a few sea fishing video's and you all seem to put all your catches back even those good sized fish? I eat a lot of fish it is not cheap to buy these days, so that is why am surprised you guy's throwing your catch back too the sea.
@@alancarlyon340 Thanks for your comment Alan, aye back then we used to haul up very large Cod near the size of ourselves, 4 cod filled a fish box with only the heads in and tails over the edge, all these fish were just a stone’s throw from our shores, I myself love fish to eat and can live off fish alone it’s my favourite food, we catch loads of haddock off our boat so I am lucky that I always have plenty for eating, I sometimes take a bass home for the plate if it is big enough but most go back as I love the sport of fishing and it’s great to get out there wether you catch or no. Tight lines buddy 🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
@@NormanBruce-ec4ho Aye they are supposed tae be breakaway leads Norman but sometimes they dinna break away, I think I had the wires gripped too tight on them to be fair, you can bend the gripper wires a wee bittie so they break oot easyer. I might have been ok with a standard lead that day but when using the longer rigs I like tae have them stay pretty much where I cast them as these fish well like that. Thanks for your comment buddy, tight lines ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Lovely video Gordon. It's always interesting to see these unique rigs being used. Most of all I'm really pleased you caught the two Sea Trout, both of them were cracking fish. Well done.
@@anotherangleUK Thanks Phil, am still buzzing fae that day lol 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
Best vid yet 🎉😊
@@colmcc-ij3nn cameraman doing a fine job 😁
@ Thanks for the feedback buddy 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
Great video Gordon, lovely location in good company with Phil, nice wee bars of silver. Good to see you trying new stuff you’ve come up with👌
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Cheers Douglas, it was the perfect location on a perfect day, the troot were a nice bonus, I realy enjoy fishing with Phil, he doesn’t laugh at me with my weird rigs 😂😂😂
Great minds Gordon I have used the Guinness weegy for a long time now but as a bouncing Betty when fishing for salmon on my local river doon also I like Guinness like you I try anything that might be different or can improve on never stop learning well done on the fishing cheers❤😊😊😊😊😊
@@jamesrobertson5125 Great stuff, thanks for yer feedback James, every day is a school day and it’s a shame tae throw those widgets away after enjoying yer Guinness when we can put them tae good use, cheers bud 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
A fantastic honest day's fishing again keep making they new rigs 👍you never stop learning and keep showing the under water camera stuff it's fascinating to watch cheers👍
@@dardok5937 Thanks very much for your comment bud, much appreciated, as you say every day is a school day when fishing👍 I love my underwater camera but up around our way the water gets cloudy all winter especially on the north east coast but whenever I think the water is clear enough the camera will be cast oot for sure. Tight lines ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Great to see some bonny sea trout.
@@benwiseman3051 Aye Ben, a wis fair trikket tae see that twa 👌🏻 cheers bud 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Magic video, sea trout a wee bonus! The rubber eel was an Eddystone Eel, if I mind right.
@@bailienicoljarvie2878 Thanks for the feedback Gordon, much appreciated bud.
Aye I was trying tae mind the name o the eel lol this one is actually called a redgill even though it is white lol I bought a few of these redgills for bass 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@@kintakintyea I cannae mind what the Eddystone one was like, the name just stuck in my head!
@@bailienicoljarvie2878 The Eddystone is very similar 👍
Fine show loon..cheers fur the video ..a the best min
@@HughGordon124c Thunks for yer comment Hugh, mukkul appreciated ma freen 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
@@kintakintyea Gran t ser a healthy population o sea troot roon aboots Gordie..Fay Inverurie originally masell bit been in Inverness noo a lot o years..Look forward t yer next outing.
@ Aye we hiv seen a pukkul sea trooties this year, cheers freen thunks for watching 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
Cracking Video Gordon. Great underwater footage. There's a lot of Flounder out there !
@@northeastangling Cheers Darren, much appreciated ma freen, tight lines tae yea 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Another great video, cheers for your work min.
@@georgerichardson964 Thanks very much for yer comment George, much appreciated ma freen 👍
Well done mate. Cracking bonus trout. All the Best from Northumberland
@@spartafishinguk Thanks Steve, aye I was well chuffed wae the wee silver bars, they are a beutiful fish, hope your getting plenty cod wae you bud 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
A doric angler! This has made my day and i'm a doonhammer! I,m blawn awa🎉
@@duncanpaton8227 Thunks for watching and commenting Duncan, techt lines tae yea ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Thanks, some good ideas,, swim feeder. Thumbs up, just subscribed..
Regards from Bangor North Wales.
@@lesroberts2244 Thanks for your comment and sub Les, much appreciated bud, aye the feeder was best rig on the day, I will be using that more often.
Tight lines tae yea from north east Scotland my friend 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Great video again Gordon keep up the great work 👍
@@stevenbuckley6509 Thanks Steven, glad you liked it bud 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
Love that beach. Great memories of visiting there when I was a nipper! Back up soon for a winter week near Rattray. Hoping for some nice sunrise and maybe Aurora!!
@@jamesmoore4782 Glad the video brought back some nice memories for you James, there are some cracking beaches around Rattray for you also, I often fish them, hope you see Aurora bud, cheers 👍
Phits ee craic loon. Enjoyed the video. Just go full on Doric next one.👍🏴
@@johnkidd797 Fit lyke John, thunks fur yer comment freen, mukkul appreciated 👍 Techt lines pal 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Further along the beach towards Portknockie,last two hours of Ebb and first two flood ,had Turbot to over 4lb and troot tae 3lb and plenty Flounder .great video good tae see the under water footage…
@@lennysimpson4886 Oh great stuff Lenny, thanks for that info that’s a nice sized Turbot, would have loved tae catch that beastie, thanks for the comment bud, tight lines tae yea ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
Iv fished that mark too ( years ago ) , two local guys reckoned that there’s a Scottish shore caught record there for the tubot
@@bobbycrispy5459 Thanks for your comment Bobby, it’s looking like I might have another go there sometime and hopefully nab a Turbot 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@bobbycrispy5459 my son catched it ,ive seen 2 over 4lb and one of them was over the Sottish record .
@@lennysimpson4886 Waaw! Majic bud, yer son must have been over the moon! Was that mid beach or over at the Portknockie end?
Fit like from Forres gordon! Nice to see you along the coast loon!
@@doughay9742 Nae bad Doug, thanks for your comment bud, you have a lovely fishable coast along here 👌🏻🎣🐟🐟🐟
Good 'aat like min. Plinty flooners an' a couple o' trooties tee. Micht ging err next year fan am up ti Sanine in the Motorhome.
@@Skinhead-201 Cheers mannie, aye jist a steens throw fae Saaneyn 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
“Fash” Merry Christmas and I hope you have tight lines and plenty of fash on in the new year! X
@@kimberleymunro2992 Thanks Kimberley, Merry Christmas tae you enna and happey hogmanay fin it cums roon, if yea want tae be in the draw you will have to comment “Fash” under the christmas video on Cullen beach, here is the link - ua-cam.com/video/RoNAij65yzI/v-deo.htmlsi=exIaE54jFwgmv23k
Quality Gordon! The underwater footage is fascinating, brilliant water clarity. You‘lol have to break out the spinning rod the next time for the sea trout.
@@mtbsheepie7285 Thanks, aye the spinning rod would have been ideal that day wae a bombarda and a wee fly or redgill 👌🏻🎣🐟🐟🐟
Aye I Ken what the waters like in the winter bud I'm fae Dundee myself keep it up good work anyway and tight lines👍
I have not sea fished for over 50 years, but I still do a bit of Loch fishing. When I fished away back in the 70s, the fish were much bigger then, Mackerel and sea bass were kept and taken home too eat, Yet I watch a few sea fishing video's and you all seem to put all your catches back even those good sized fish? I eat a lot of fish it is not cheap to buy these days, so that is why am surprised you guy's throwing your catch back too the sea.
@@alancarlyon340 Thanks for your comment Alan, aye back then we used to haul up very large Cod near the size of ourselves, 4 cod filled a fish box with only the heads in and tails over the edge, all these fish were just a stone’s throw from our shores, I myself love fish to eat and can live off fish alone it’s my favourite food, we catch loads of haddock off our boat so I am lucky that I always have plenty for eating, I sometimes take a bass home for the plate if it is big enough but most go back as I love the sport of fishing and it’s great to get out there wether you catch or no.
Tight lines buddy 🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟
Aye min Gordon fit lyke the day min anither gid days fishn hive tryed oot at Portsoy
@@garystewart2512 Nae bad Gary cheers freen, a hinna try’d Portsoy but it will be on the list at some point 👍🎣
@ Iv only fished in the summer fir the mackies I’m there a lot we the caravan
@@garystewart2512 Great stuff, lovley place tae go wae yer caravan and plenty fishing spots aroon 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟
Try using a brake away lead, rather than a griper.
@@NormanBruce-ec4ho Aye they are supposed tae be breakaway leads Norman but sometimes they dinna break away, I think I had the wires gripped too tight on them to be fair, you can bend the gripper wires a wee bittie so they break oot easyer.
I might have been ok with a standard lead that day but when using the longer rigs I like tae have them stay pretty much where I cast them as these fish well like that. Thanks for your comment buddy, tight lines ma freen 🎣🐟🐟🐟
I am just asking war is that m8
@@RossOttaway Cullen is further up the coast from Fraserburgh Ross 🎣🐟🐟🐟
@kintakintyea hi m8 I be with you on the 8th of December I am just asking wood u need enay weight
@@RossOttaway We are ok for weights at the moment Ross thanks