- For anyone wanting to learn more, I am building a “Shore fishing for beginners” playlist. Containing many helpful videos for anglers wishing to learn. I have also included links to the tackle used in the description of the video. 😉👍🏻🎣
Another great video John, loving all the tips. I have found the detachable hook lengths from one of your other videos a great time saver, not in just baiting up but also not having to make up so many complete rigs.😁
Taking great comfort from your videos. Both my parents died within the past 10 days. Dad was a true countryman and reminds me of Fishlocker for his knowledge and skills.
The one thing that I find that 'flows' throughout all your fishing videos is your infallible logic to all sorts of situations. One can't fault it! This is a great example - and for me personally - gives me hope as I have VERY rarely fished from a pier and with my age increasing rapidly (!!), this gives me some serious hope!! Brilliant as always John. Thank you.
You and I could sit and talk about things for hours mate. I like to think of myself as a logical person and a "thinking" angler. There is a reason for things, for them to go right or for them to go wrong. We as an intelligent being should be finding better, smarter and more efficient/effective ways of doing everything in life. From the days living in caves discovering fire to modern day technological and medical advances. You have a problem and you find a solution. In my experience the best and most effective solution is often the simplest one. The logical one. Sadly modern people have a habit of overcomplicating things and don't see the purest simplest logic until it is explained to them. Then it's obvious. Haha.
That’s y I’m here! Im toying with getting into sea fishing but with a lot to learn, as a coarse angler that has always successfully fished differently to others, I relate to the thinking here. This and the reading the charts/map at trevone are the only vids of yours I’ve watched, n they’ve answered sooo many of my questions, Thanks for the effort you put into your vids. 👍👍
John I love your videos but for me the real pleasure is to see the” take”. I appreciate the point you made about shining the light on the water but surely you can play a beam on your rod tops only. Keep it going mate.
Top class mate , just getting better all the time . ''Don't forget what's at your feet '' reminds me of many years ago , we had a new lad in the club , hadn't a clue bless him . Went beach fishing , his first time out , we all casting miles out , his first cast was a few yards right into the surf , bang , 8lb bass . We were sick , I learned a lesson that day ..
I fished the same place 2 yrs ago as we just came out of lockdown. I had an 8ft spinning rod and fished 2ft away from the wall a size 1 hook with ragworm. I had 15 wrasse in 1 hr upto 7lb in weight. I couldnt believe it. A local said shed lived there 14yrs and never seen such a big fish before caught from there. Just to prove what you say about not chucking out to France. Really enjoy your videos. Cheers!
Lovely spot there, have fished it often but never in the dark. that explains why i never catch much. Must give it a try once i can get down there again
Just want to say how brilliant these episodes are for those who want to progress with sea fishing. Your easy listening style makes it so down to earth and understandable. I’ve coarse fished all my life, started sea fishing 2 years ago and love it. Thanks to you it’s ironed out a lot of my doubts and questions. Cheers John from me and countless others who support the channel, regards to all the family for your efforts.
My Dad used to tie the bait on like that when fishing on the surf for Striped bass of Long island, New York. Fond memories... The mark of a true fisherman!
Thanks for keeping us going through these crappy times John. Me and the family have all been ill since end of Dec with the dreaded covid but out the other end now. You have kept me sane through the long nights of coughing and fighting to breath. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. Hope you, the family and all your fans keep yourselves safe and well. 💙
I'm glad to hear you are all coming out the other side of your ordeal mate. If I have been able to help in any way then I am glad. Take care mate and give our best wishes to your family. 😊🎣
Nice video again john well explain rig and ground bait what a great idea . The idea of the grip leads works well weir fishing my son used them with your pulley rig hardly lost any gear and you braved the cold weather well done mate keep safe tight lines
I’ve never gone fishing before, and I really want to go! I live in California, USA near Santa Monica and I sadly don’t know any spots to go to. This’ll make it easier for when I can find where to go! Thank you!
Good morning John, now I've been shore fishing since I was a teenager, 60 now, but you are never too old to learn new skills, which I have from this video, can't wait to learn more, keep them coming 😊
Superb video as always, you can’t make them fast enough for me! Haha! I find the fish handling and unhooking very useful. Previous to watching this video I wouldn’t have ever dared target a conger but now I feel like I could even though I’m a million miles from that level. If the day ever comes where I find a conger on the end of my line I’ll remember your advice. Thank you.
The whole purpose of these "beginner" videos is for exactly what you have just said. To hopefully help people to increase their learning curve and enjoy fishing more confidently. Best wishes and tight lines. 😊
Thank you Howard, you will see I am almost always wearing one when out on the shore or the boat. I do hope others follow this example. Take care mate and stay safe. 😊
Hi john another brilliant film mate. Very educational cheers. Yeah great idea doing more of these. Keep your tips coming bud. All the best from grimsby.
It just shows you can catch big fish on small hooks, nicely filmed and explained, love this series as its the kind of fishing I would love to do. Thanks for posting.
Cracking session with some great tips, John. It's been a while since I did any shore fishing but it's always useful to see what's going on and hear a few ideas. Loved the break in the briefing at 5:06 when you just stop speaking and look at the rod tips intently before carrying on :) Top clip with some nice fish mate - cheers
It's always a treat watching you show your personal techniques on how to catch your quarry John even though it is doubtful I'll ever get to try them, I am grateful for the information.
Hi John, Many thanks again, very enjoyable, really enjoy your videos especially whilst we are on lockdown and are unable to move very far....... you take us there. cheers Ian
Love this .I spend as much time as possible pier fishing and wrasse are my favourite on light tackle.the west of Ireland has fantastic fishing. Keep up the good work sir.Tommy
@@TheFishLocker it’s all we can do buddy, hopefully I’ll get out soon going to try a local mark myself, walking distance from home. Unfortunately there’s not a lot close to home without travelling further afield.
Another good video John. I make my own leads and for very rough ground I make a few with very long wires. They are about six inches long and made of soft mild steel wire. I just mould four wires into the lead so they stick straight out of the bottom. I bend them to 90° and tip the ends up a little more. Not for distance casting but I find that a foot square of wire helps to stop the lead dropping into a hole and snagging up. If it does get caught up the soft wire will often bend out and release the lead. Not foolproof, (if you can find a foolproof method of getting out of snags you'll be every sea anglers best mate!) but it does give a little bit of an extra chance of getting it all back, including the fish.
@@TheFishLocker Yes, but the trick is using very soft wires rather than SS. I find that if you tighten into the lead a lift they come away nice and easy. If one or more of the wires does end up snagged I find they bend out more often than not. I'm moving to the Isle of Wight very soon and there's a venue called Warden Ledge that will be ideal for this tactic and it dries out on a long tide do I'll be able to collect any that fail.
John, another high quality informative video with no embellishments. Hopefully this little series of videos will educate potential beginners and of the sustainable way in doing it. Keep em coming👍
Very interesting. Sounds like the fish get a lot less bashful when night comes. One day, I'm going to want to see how Spargo's Kitchen does up a conger.
Every time I watch your vids I have this overcoming feeling I should move down south to Cornwall. Some of the marks you fish look awesome. Brilliant mate as always can't wait for your next vid. Tight lines. 🎣🎣🎣
@@TheFishLocker so much fresh water in our river it's terrible plus volunteering takes a lot of my time up hope voice soon as I get my bike up and running I'll be able to go fishing on the coast all depending when the lockdown ends I can go 5 miles from my house which is local I guess I'll just fish the docks King George is filed for me
Great video I'm new to sea fishing from the shore been doing for about 4 months And I find your video very helpful And got some good fish to Thanks John Really helpful the shore videos
Nice video mate, you're channel is definitely one of the best for sea fishing, full of tips and information for everyone, not just beginners but people who have been fishing for a while, you can never know enough. Good luck with it all mate.
Great video, like to see more of these 'for beginner' videos. Amazed at the ease with which you handle conger, always afraid of getting bitten. keep up the good work,
Cracking session and some useful tips. Big fish for the shore, as you say just over the side. Can't believe how clear the water is still. Cold perhaps get the lure rod out still for an appropriate mark. Thanks a Million John!
This was a really good video sir, you showed technique, caught nice fish! and showed compassion. Looking forward to the series. Hello again from Navarre Florida.
A really interesting and informative video which taught a non fisherman like myself what I am missing and I'm seriously thinking of taking a one of the many novice fishing trips off the North East Coast of England and having a go catching my lunch. Thank you John for all you do and take care of yourself and family. X
no need to reply but i'm looking forward to your shore fishing for beginners as every day is a school day and sharing ideas and techniques on the videos and comments... well done again
Well done John, chumming down the side with little bits of chopped up fish was a good tip, I'll use that trick in future if I'm ever on a stone pier like that, it resulted in a couple of half decent congers for the camera, job done!! Nice chunky little shore rockling added a bit of variety too!
Hi John, Thanks for the video, with this lockdown and not able to get out ourselves at least we can come with you, don't need to ask for us to watch the rods 😂 were already doing it 😂
- For anyone wanting to learn more, I am building a “Shore fishing for beginners” playlist. Containing many helpful videos for anglers wishing to learn. I have also included links to the tackle used in the description of the video. 😉👍🏻🎣
brilliant thanks
Can u show a few close ups of unhooking deep hooked fish to help us to put fish back safely. Im getting better but not with gill or deep hooked ones.
Looking forward to it!
Brilliant John, my son and I are learning so much. You’re great for beginners.
Another great video John, loving all the tips. I have found the detachable hook lengths from one of your other videos a great time saver, not in just baiting up but also not having to make up so many complete rigs.😁
Taking great comfort from your videos. Both my parents died within the past 10 days. Dad was a true countryman and reminds me of Fishlocker for his knowledge and skills.
Oh Ken I am so truly sorry to hear that. I wish there was something I could say or do to lessen the terrible blow. Take care my friend and be well. 💙
That’s so sad , keep strong Ken ,🤝
Hope your doing well Ken
Never felt the need to cry about my losses on social media..
@@mommabubba1887 then shut up
The one thing that I find that 'flows' throughout all your fishing videos is your infallible logic to all sorts of situations. One can't fault it! This is a great example - and for me personally - gives me hope as I have VERY rarely fished from a pier and with my age increasing rapidly (!!), this gives me some serious hope!! Brilliant as always John. Thank you.
You and I could sit and talk about things for hours mate. I like to think of myself as a logical person and a "thinking" angler. There is a reason for things, for them to go right or for them to go wrong. We as an intelligent being should be finding better, smarter and more efficient/effective ways of doing everything in life. From the days living in caves discovering fire to modern day technological and medical advances. You have a problem and you find a solution. In my experience the best and most effective solution is often the simplest one. The logical one. Sadly modern people have a habit of overcomplicating things and don't see the purest simplest logic until it is explained to them. Then it's obvious. Haha.
That’s y I’m here! Im toying with getting into sea fishing but with a lot to learn, as a coarse angler that has always successfully fished differently to others, I relate to the thinking here. This and the reading the charts/map at trevone are the only vids of yours I’ve watched, n they’ve answered sooo many of my questions, Thanks for the effort you put into your vids. 👍👍
@@TheFishLocker You are so right John. Been an Engineer all my life and learned very early on to 'see the woods' ;-)
John I love your videos but for me the real pleasure is to see the” take”. I appreciate the point you made about shining the light on the water but surely you can play a beam on your rod tops only. Keep it going mate.
If it was that easy to show on camera, I would have done it John. 😉🎣
Top class mate , just getting better all the time . ''Don't forget what's at your feet '' reminds me of many years ago , we had a new lad in the club , hadn't a clue bless him . Went beach fishing , his first time out , we all casting miles out , his first cast was a few yards right into the surf , bang , 8lb bass . We were sick , I learned a lesson that day ..
Haha. That happens so many times!!!
I must say, I enjoy all of the videos on this channel and it's really opened up my eyes to Sea Fishing and how fun it really is.
Thank you very much. I am really glad to hear the videos have helped you out. 👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker Appreciate your work sir!
There is nothing better in life than fishing 🎣 and watching fishing videos 😁
😊🎣
I fished the same place 2 yrs ago as we just came out of lockdown. I had an 8ft spinning rod and fished 2ft away from the wall a size 1 hook with ragworm. I had 15 wrasse in 1 hr upto 7lb in weight. I couldnt believe it. A local said shed lived there 14yrs and never seen such a big fish before caught from there. Just to prove what you say about not chucking out to France. Really enjoy your videos. Cheers!
Yes, I’ve caught many good fish right at my feet.
Big fish on the small fish rig - typical 😂Good to see another vid John 👌
- Its always the way isn't it. haha.
Lovely spot there, have fished it often but never in the dark. that explains why i never catch much. Must give it a try once i can get down there again
- Just be careful down there. A couple of folks died in December being swept into the water in rough weather.
I was trying to figure out where it was but couldn't make it out in the dark I'm not at that expert cornish level just yet lol
Just want to say how brilliant these episodes are for those who want to progress with sea fishing. Your easy listening style makes it so down to earth and understandable. I’ve coarse fished all my life, started sea fishing 2 years ago and love it. Thanks to you it’s ironed out a lot of my doubts and questions. Cheers John from me and countless others who support the channel, regards to all the family for your efforts.
It is my pleasure Stephen, I am simply doing what I can to help folks. Take care and tight lines. 😉🎣
Super informative. You deserve your own tv show.
Maybe one day. haha.
My Dad used to tie the bait on like that when fishing on the surf for Striped bass of Long island, New York. Fond memories... The mark of a true fisherman!
Thank you. 😊🎣
Thanks for keeping us going through these crappy times John. Me and the family have all been ill since end of Dec with the dreaded covid but out the other end now. You have kept me sane through the long nights of coughing and fighting to breath. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. Hope you, the family and all your fans keep yourselves safe and well. 💙
I'm glad to hear you are all coming out the other side of your ordeal mate. If I have been able to help in any way then I am glad. Take care mate and give our best wishes to your family. 😊🎣
Eevee though I have not caught a fish from shore, I enjoying watching you get them. Almost as satisfying, and less work!
Thank you very much. And yes, far less work. haha.
These videos are keeping me sane, a big thanks from Northern Ireland😉
My pleasure George. 😊
A Three Bearded Rockling! I didn't even know that any Rockling existed! Amazing natural history insights.
My pleasure Andrew. 👍🏻
Excellent video I'd never even thought of fishing a pier by night. Tight lines.
Every day is a school day mate. 😊
I like this channel it is kid friendly it is what I was looking for fishing, costal foraging, that is why I think it is the best
Thank you very much. We are a family run channel simply sharing what we love doing. Simple, honest and original content. Best wishes and take care. 😊
Thanks for sharing
Hello James
Another nice clip
Thank you mate
❤️ from Iran 🇮🇷
- It is my pleasure. 😊🎣
Nice video again john well explain rig and ground bait what a great idea . The idea of the grip leads works well weir fishing my son used them with your pulley rig hardly lost any gear and you braved the cold weather well done mate keep safe tight lines
- Glad it all makes sense mate. 😉👍🏻🎣
Fantastic picture quality and great content. Thank you for sharing pal
Any time Darrin. I hope the video help folks out. 😊
Please keep these shore fishing for beginners coming. Been fishing since August and your videos are very helpful and enjoyable. Thank you
I shall do my best, I hope they help people out. Please share them on to any of your friends who you think may benefit from them. 😊
I’ve never gone fishing before, and I really want to go! I live in California, USA near Santa Monica and I sadly don’t know any spots to go to. This’ll make it easier for when I can find where to go! Thank you!
It is our pleasure to share our fishing knowledge with you. 😊
Best fishing show on UA-cam by far .....
- I'm glad you think so Jenna. 😊🎣
Enjoyed your video , with your hints an tips. Thank you John. Stay safe my Fish Locker Family. 💋
Thank you Cecelia I am glad you enjoyed it. 😊🎣
Thanks John these vids are great thing for us with lockdown cabin fever keep me comming.
Just doing what I can Philip. 😊
Cracking video John , felt like I was there with you .Loved it
- Glad you could join me Terry. 😊🎣
Good morning John, now I've been shore fishing since I was a teenager, 60 now, but you are never too old to learn new skills, which I have from this video, can't wait to learn more, keep them coming 😊
You will never know it all mate, so you are always able to learn something new. 😊🎣
Never a truer word said 😁
Been waiting for a shore conger or skate video for ages, yaas John 👌🏻👍🏻🎣
- Sadly we are confined to local areas so no Skate for a while at least.
@@TheFishLocker no worries mate. I'm sure you've got plenty of fish to target locally to keep us entertained and educated.
Really nice congers. I really like the shore fishing videos. Brilliant.
Thank you Neil, glad you're enjoying them 😊🎣
Superb video as always, you can’t make them fast enough for me! Haha! I find the fish handling and unhooking very useful. Previous to watching this video I wouldn’t have ever dared target a conger but now I feel like I could even though I’m a million miles from that level. If the day ever comes where I find a conger on the end of my line I’ll remember your advice. Thank you.
The whole purpose of these "beginner" videos is for exactly what you have just said. To hopefully help people to increase their learning curve and enjoy fishing more confidently. Best wishes and tight lines. 😊
Legendary as always John. Great video and awesome tips mate. Stay safe looking forward to your next instalment. 🎣🎣🎣
Cheers Paul, take care mate. 😊
Enjoyed the vid,, again!! Overjoyed to see you wearing a life jacket again!! Wish other anglers would follow your example!
Thank you Howard, you will see I am almost always wearing one when out on the shore or the boat. I do hope others follow this example. Take care mate and stay safe. 😊
Hi john another brilliant film mate. Very educational cheers. Yeah great idea doing more of these. Keep your tips coming bud. All the best from grimsby.
I hope the videos help folks out Carl. 😊🎣
It just shows you can catch big fish on small hooks, nicely filmed and explained, love this series as its the kind of fishing I would love to do. Thanks for posting.
Just trying to share what I know to help folks out mate. 😊🎣
Cracking session with some great tips, John. It's been a while since I did any shore fishing but it's always useful to see what's going on and hear a few ideas. Loved the break in the briefing at 5:06 when you just stop speaking and look at the rod tips intently before carrying on :) Top clip with some nice fish mate - cheers
Priorities mate. Thats the difference between a fisherman and a presenter I guess. 😉🎣
@@TheFishLocker exactly - it's just how it should be
Another great video and you learn something everytime more please, and I didn't have get up early on a cold dark morning thanks John😴👍👍👍👍
- Haha. Win win mate. 🤣
Really enjoyed this one John. The baiting up info was great and the logical advice on why you’re using grippers on rough ground.
My pleasure bud. 😊
Why weren't most of my old school teachers like this fella. I could have been a genius!!.
I spent most of my time at school in trouble eventually getting expelled. Go figure. 🤣🤷🏻♂️
Love your videos. I've never fished a day in my life but really enjoy watching you do it.
Thank you. I love my fishing. 😊
@@TheFishLocker More like we all love your fishing.
What a great video.some very nice conger caught.loved this one alot.keep it up John.
Thank you Michael, glad you enjoyed the video. 😊🎣
Thanks for another beautiful upload! This will give me another night of joy, for at least 25 mins! Grtz from Holland👌
It is my pleasure Jan. Have a wonderful evening. 😊
It's always a treat watching you show your personal techniques on how to catch your quarry John even though it is doubtful I'll ever get to try them, I am grateful for the information.
It is my pleasure to share with you Tim. 😊
@@TheFishLocker Thank you😊
More tips the better keep them coming mate.cracking video as always 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I'll do my best Kyle. 😊
Brilliant video . I use gripper leads for rough ground myself I go a little further and bend the end of the wires outwards and back in on them selves
They work a treat don’t they. 👍🏻
thanks john keep your shore videos coming
I do it when we can. It’s the weather that is difficult to manage.
Thanks for inadvertently answering a question i asked in a previous video about handling fish around the gills . Love your videos.
My pleasure Will. 😊🎣
Hi John, Many thanks again, very enjoyable, really enjoy your videos especially whilst we are on lockdown and are unable to move very far....... you take us there. cheers Ian
I am glad that you can join me mate. 😊🎣
good to see fish going back in the water . Not all fish need to be killed, TOP guy
I agree with you John. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. 😊
Another absolute pleasure to watch.
Your wealth of fishing knowledge is vast, every episode is an education.
Take care and all the very best.
I am simply sharing what I know and love doing mate. I hope it helps people 😊🎣
Another great video full of useful tips. Thanks John. Please keep them coming
Any time my friend. 😊🎣
Love the videos I really wish I lived closer to the ocean
Thank you Trent. 😊
Great video and some nice eels. -17 here with snow. Stay at home order in effect🤦🏻♂️. Thanks for the entertainment👍🏻🇨🇦
Haha. I do not blame you Alan. Stay home and warm.
Fantastic teaching video pal so full of tips just makes you want to find a pier and give it a go your enthusiasm is fantastic kind regards Al
Best of luck mate. 😊🎣
Your amazing John a breath of fresh air x
Enjoying these shore fishing for beginners videos John. Keep em coming! Thanks mate.
Cheers Kyle, I hope they help folks out. 😊🎣
I’ve learned so much from watching your videos 👍🏼😁
Another great uncomplicated video, Well done John
Simple, honest and original content mate.
Love this .I spend as much time as possible pier fishing and wrasse are my favourite on light tackle.the west of Ireland has fantastic fishing. Keep up the good work sir.Tommy
With the right gear it can be brilliant can't it. 😊
@@TheFishLocker big time my kids love it too.gonna start using rubber baits this year I think
Excellent video - as ever. Very helpful John. Thankyou. 😀👍🍀🐟
It is my pleasure. I hope it helps folks out 😊🎣
Great video as always mate. Good to watch some decent fishing when most of us can’t get out due to lockdown awesome
- Thank you. Just doing what I can mate. 😊🎣
@@TheFishLocker it’s all we can do buddy, hopefully I’ll get out soon going to try a local mark myself, walking distance from home. Unfortunately there’s not a lot close to home without travelling further afield.
Another good video John.
I make my own leads and for very rough ground I make a few with very long wires.
They are about six inches long and made of soft mild steel wire. I just mould four wires into the lead so they stick straight out of the bottom.
I bend them to 90° and tip the ends up a little more.
Not for distance casting but I find that a foot square of wire helps to stop the lead dropping into a hole and snagging up.
If it does get caught up the soft wire will often bend out and release the lead.
Not foolproof, (if you can find a foolproof method of getting out of snags you'll be every sea anglers best mate!) but it does give a little bit of an extra chance of getting it all back, including the fish.
Those sound a lot like the fixed grip leads used in uptiding. 😊🎣
@@TheFishLocker Yes, but the trick is using very soft wires rather than SS.
I find that if you tighten into the lead a lift they come away nice and easy. If one or more of the wires does end up snagged I find they bend out more often than not.
I'm moving to the Isle of Wight very soon and there's a venue called Warden Ledge that will be ideal for this tactic and it dries out on a long tide do I'll be able to collect any that fail.
Brilliant, love watching these videos.
John, another high quality informative video with no embellishments. Hopefully this little series of videos will educate potential beginners and of the sustainable way in doing it. Keep em coming👍
Simple, honest and no BS mate. Thats all we are about. 😊🎣
Thank you!! Most enjoyable again.
My pleasure Malc
Very interesting. Sounds like the fish get a lot less bashful when night comes. One day, I'm going to want to see how Spargo's Kitchen does up a conger.
That is very true. Lots of fish feed much better at night and in the dark.
Every time I watch your vids I have this overcoming feeling I should move down south to Cornwall. Some of the marks you fish look awesome. Brilliant mate as always can't wait for your next vid. Tight lines. 🎣🎣🎣
Its not hard to see why we love it here is it?
@@TheFishLocker its perfection mate 🎣🎣
NICE VIDEO BROTHER! Really enjoyed fishing with you. Keep it up, tight lines!
I'm glad you could join me mate. Tight lines buddy 😊
amazing tips please do a lot more cant wait for tips on smooth hounds etc as hopefully warmer weather soon need get prepared
Thank you very much, I hope the videos help people out. I certainly plan to do more. 😊
Great video mate really enjoyed it couple of nice fish there can't go wrong when you catching stay safe stay strong
Thanks mate. You managing to get out fishing at all?
@@TheFishLocker so much fresh water in our river it's terrible plus volunteering takes a lot of my time up hope voice soon as I get my bike up and running I'll be able to go fishing on the coast all depending when the lockdown ends I can go 5 miles from my house which is local I guess I'll just fish the docks King George is filed for me
Really good , fished for decades but never groundbaited , given me a idea for my close in bassing
Works great for bass if you have the patience to do it for a week or so. A couple of mackerel carcasses into a gulley every evening for a week. 😉🎣
Love your videos and content fella looking forwards to the shore sessions cant wait
Thanks Nick. 😊
Nice video John , I’m learning g so much as when I go fishing I struggle to catch a cold Thks
Great video I'm new to sea fishing from the shore been doing for about 4 months
And I find your video very helpful
And got some good fish to
Thanks John
Really helpful the shore videos
I am glad that you are finding the videos helpful Richard.
Nice video mate, you're channel is definitely one of the best for sea fishing, full of tips and information for everyone, not just beginners but people who have been fishing for a while, you can never know enough. Good luck with it all mate.
You will never know it all mate so there should always be something to learn - that's how I see it. 😉🎣
Fantastic John just keep em coming love it 👍🐟
Cheers bud. 😊🎣
Another informative, easy to follow video. Some nice fish too. Thank you. 👌👏👍😷
Stay safe.
My pleasure Ian. 😊
Great video, like to see more of these 'for beginner' videos. Amazed at the ease with which you handle conger, always afraid of getting bitten. keep up the good work,
I am building on the Shore fishing for beginners playlist mate. A few videos in there now. 😊🎣
Cracking session and some useful tips. Big fish for the shore, as you say just over the side. Can't believe how clear the water is still. Cold perhaps get the lure rod out still for an appropriate mark. Thanks a Million John!
Any time Richard. 😉🎣
Always learning from this channel. I fly fish in the sea, not bait fishing, but it’s all food for thought!🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
- Every day is a school day.
This was a really good video sir, you showed technique, caught nice fish! and showed compassion. Looking forward to the series. Hello again from Navarre Florida.
Thank you very much John, I am glad that you enjoyed the video. Best wishes and tight lines. 😊
Love your videos, always learning so mutch from you. Thank you from sweden /Fishingletsgo
Thank you so much. 😊🎣
loved this vid mate,lots of good tips. tight lines and happy hunting on your next trip mate.
Thank you Karl. 😊
These videos are amazing for someone like me wanting to get into sea fishing thank you.
It is my pleasure to share them with you. I hope they help folks out. 😊🎣
Another great episode thanks John. Useful info there. Looking forward to more in this series. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Cheers bud. Take care mate. 😊🎣
Great video as always, looking forward to more shore fishing video's
Thanks Mike, tight lines lad. 😊🎣
Another great video John, have never thought of ground baiting before but will try next time I pier fishing, thanks
Its simple when someone explains it isn't it.😊🎣
Another great video. Keep ‘em coming! Thanks
Thank you Caroline.
That was a good video especially for beginners, really worth watching thank you John tight lines keep safe
My pleasure Liz. 😊🎣
Great watch as always John, tight lines
Cheers Les. 😊
Great Video mate. Not a beginner but found that very informative. Keep it up
Thank you Craig, never too old to learn new tricks. 😊
Brilliant as always John
My pleasure Clive. 😊🎣
A really interesting and informative video which taught a non fisherman like myself what I am missing and I'm seriously thinking of taking a one of the many novice fishing trips off the North East Coast of England and having a go catching my lunch. Thank you John for all you do and take care of yourself and family. X
I wish you the very best of luck Nick. 😊
Thanks for a other great video on congers and peir fishing mate
My pleasure Derek. 👍🏻😊
Cheers John. I really enjoyed that mate. Last few days of isolation and then I’m off for a dangle too. Be safe all. 😀
Good luck Andy. 😊🎣
no need to reply
but i'm looking forward to your shore fishing for beginners as every day is a school day and sharing ideas and techniques on the videos and comments... well done again
Thats it mate, every day is a school day. 😊🎣
Well done John, chumming down the side with little bits of chopped up fish was a good tip, I'll use that trick in future if I'm ever on a stone pier like that, it resulted in a couple of half decent congers for the camera, job done!! Nice chunky little shore rockling added a bit of variety too!
It can work well on other marks providing there is a slack water eddy or something for the chunks to accumulate. Take care mate. 😊
Great video definitely going to use your tips always wanted to catch a conger 🎣
Best of luck to you mate.
@@TheFishLocker Cheers mate
Hi John, Thanks for the video, with this lockdown and not able to get out ourselves at least we can come with you, don't need to ask for us to watch the rods 😂 were already doing it 😂
- Haha. I always do whenever I'm watching a fishing video.
Another great video, thank-you for making these.
I am just trying to help folks out Bob 😊🎣
Thanks for another great vid. Keep them coming mate....Love them. 👍
It is my pleasure mate. 😊🎣