Lure Fishing for Pollock | Lythe
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- First fishing session of my Scotland trip, was better than I expected as it was only very early on in the season, in May. Nevertheless there was a good few decent fish caught which gave me lots of fun and a great start to the trip.
I tried spinners and lures, it was mainly on the smaller lures that I got the fish and there didn't seem to be many big fish around - yet !!
Great watch and some nice pollock caught. Well done 👍
Thanks Peter 👍🎣🐟
What a great session Hinney well done thanks for sharing your holiday be careful on those rocks look forward to seeing the next vid
Thanks Adam, I had a great few sessions up in a Scotland 🏴👍🎣🐟
I love your footage, always cheers me up.
Ah thanks Mick 😊👍🎣🐟
Hope you had a lovely holiday, looked like the fishing was great 👍🏼🎣🍻
Thanks Steve, it was a nice break with great weather for the first week, not loads caught tbh but there was some very good fish later in the holiday which will be in a future video 👍🎣🐟
Another great vid , always a great presentation, so watchable.tight lines all the best to you Neil
Thanks Neil 👍🎣🐟
The smile on your face says it all well done 🥰
Thanks Josh 🤩👍🎣🐟
First fish was a nice Coalie. White lateral line on a Coalie. Well done on the fishing so far Hinny.👏
Thanks Ray, yeh I sometimes get the two species mixed up, I’ll learn eventually👍🎣🐟
Stunning video once again, beautiful scenery, and plenty of fish! the perfect hols, 10/10
Thanks David
That was a good day, when I moved further up the coast there was much less fish around, but they were much bigger
What a great start to your holiday, and its great to see you getting into some bigger fish. You are right about lure fishing, its so much fun and my favourite too. Having no big heavy box, tripod and stuff is a huge bonus too… Keep em’ coming - i’m watching out for the next one 😁
Thanks Greg
Yeh the bigger fish are nicer to catch, they can put up a canny fight. I’ll be doing lots more lure fishing over the summer months 👍🎣🐟
Great session keep em coming
Thanks Colin 👍🎣🐟
Wow.. love that mobile style of fishing. Your videos are not just entertaining, but informative too. I am learning from you 😁. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Thanks Paul, I feel like I’m learning something new every trip out, it’s great that people can learn from what I’m doing 👍🎣🐟
Some nice pollock there Danielle great video as usual
Thanks Ray
Yeh nice size fish, turns out some were Coalies too, I’m still not great at identifying but I’ll get there 👍🎣🐟
Hi Dannielle what a brilliant first session on your holiday in Scotland well done girl , looking forward to more of your adventures , take care
Thanks Steve
More great content in the pipeline 👍🎣🐟
Great vid D love the music tooo !😊
Thanks Steven 👍🎣🐟
Great to see you back in Scotland, your trip is going well, great video as usual, we must get back down to Isle of Whithorn, been a couple of years, great all rounder fishing location. 👍
Thanks Shodi
Yeh I love fishing in Scotland 🏴 I’m lucky living in Northumberland and being so close to just hop across the border 👍🎣🐟
Some beltas there hinny,well done 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks Gary
Not the biggest of the trip though, I had a couple of really good ones further up the coast when I was away, they’ll be in a future video 👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinnyseen on ya FB page looking forward to that one 👍🎣
Great stuff I'm off for a stay at that pub in a months time..no fishing though with the missus...I once had the fish n chips absolutely awesome...if u have food let me know what was nice ...tightlines 😀
Thanks Davey, I’ve had a few different meals in there and it was all delicious so whatever you have I’m sure you will enjoy it. Have a great stay when you go over, it is a wonderful place 👍🎣🐟
Great content as always Danielle getting good numbers of fish and views 👍
Thanks John
Yeh, so far so good 👍🎣🐟
Excellent as always 👌
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You must be related to a mountain goat. I think the SAS train in these places. Great content Pet and i hope your holiday has more tight lines 👍💯
Haha yeh I bumped into a bunch of them, I showed them how to fish 😆
I climbed some rock on this trip, it’s been a great adventure 👍🎣🐟
Fantastic fishing, well done Hinny fishing in such beautiful tranquil surroundings. Camping is definitely the way to go, hope you enjoyed your curry and a well deserved beer. Just a thought, god forbid you should ever get into difficulty fishing such remote locations, but do you have a means of raising the alarm for help and do you wear a life vest or some other flotation aid. Apologies for mentioning but important to ensure your safety. Tight lines Hinny.
Thanks John
I am looking at getting some safety gear, the more I’m out and about the more risk there is so I will be sorting something soon 👍🎣🐟
Such a fantastic channel 🎣
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Well done Hinny, nice to see you out again. Keep the vids coming all the best Paul.
Thanks Paul 👍🎣🐟
Excellent as always 👏👏👏
Btw, the Scottish name for Pollack is Lythe 😊
Ah thanks Andrew 👍 I’ve heard people mention catching Lythe but never realised it was the same thing
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@fishinghinny You're very welcome indeed 😊
And we call Coalfish, Saithe too.
This mainly applies to the Highlands and Islands, as far as i know.. it's a Scottish Gaelic thing 👍
🎣 keep up your excellent work Hinny 🙏
@fishinghinny Every day's a school day lol 😁
Btw, your channel is absolutely superb 👌
Congratulations young lady, that was excellent you are going from strength to strength
Thank you ..😎
Thanks Michael
I’m really enjoying the fishing 🤩🎣👍
You smashed it and the smile on ya face showed it hope you enjoy your holiday... tight lines and please be safe
Thanks Barry, much appreciated 🎣🐟
Some nice fish Danielle although I think some of them might have been coalies. Nevertheless you had a busy session. By the way, I love the camouflage jacket ❤🐟
Haha thanks Chris, I like to blend in 😆
Yeh I sometimes struggle to tell the difference as they can look so similar, I know lateral line is different, and eye and jaw too, but sometimes it’s tough to distinguish which is which - I’m sure I will get it eventually 👍
@fishinghinny You'll get it eventually lol
Some beauties there. Great sport on light gear.
Thanks Jim
Yeh great on the light rod, always fun to catch on that one 🤩👍🎣🐟
Excellent content, thanks for posting these videos, all the very best from Ireland.
Thank you, much appreciated 👍🎣🐟
Love the wee celebratory music everytime you catch😂
Haha yeh, I should do a little dance too 🤩😆🎣🐟
Well done on some cracking sport you have the lure fishing down to fine art now 😊
Thanks John
It’s certainly my favourite way to fish 🤩👍🎣🐟
Coalie the first fish coalies have a straight lateral line
Yeh, watching it back I think a couple of them may have been coalies, I need to look closer next time 👀👍🎣🐟
Brilliant video as always....hope you a lovely holiday well deserved 👍👍🎣🎣
Thanks Geordie
Yeh, holiday was nice, good to be back home now though 🎣🐟
Good session Danielle. Well done. Obviously enjoying the day. Makes me feel like dusting off the lure gear. 👏👏
Thanks Ray
Yeh, it’s time for the lures, get them out and have fun 🤩👍🎣🐟
Remember fishing Tarbert years ago off a small jetty into a Loch , it was so deep we caught lots, species Whiting, Mackerel, Wrasse, Dogfish,Pollack, Coalfish Conger Eel, Thornback Ray Haddock. probably best days fishing ever had.
Sounds like a great memory 👍🎣🐟
I fished a couple of sea lochs when I was away but didn’t get anything, maybe next time 🤞
Great result for you. My daughter and I just got back home from a fabulous cottage near Galdenoch Castle, past Stranraer, and the Pollock fishing on the nearby coves was insane, with a bonus sea trout on our last day 🙂
Ah nice 👌 I’ve yet to catch a sea trout, well done 👍🎣🐟
Wonderful to see, good for you!
Thanks Ash 👍🎣🐟
Nice productive day for you hinny , you must be pleased with that .
Thanks Mick
Yeh it was a brill first day, great start to the trip 👍🎣🐟
Great video as ever. I fish there 3 or 4 times every year and catch plenty of pollock, but never any coolish. Nice session-well done
Thank you, I’ll have to get back over before the summer hols start and have another go 👍🎣🐟
Wherever you see wee circular indentations in the rocks, they are called 'Carrachs'.. always a sign of good fishing places.. 🎣
Limpets were crushed in those holes and then used as groundbait to attract the Saithe and Lythe 🎣 On an incoming tide.
Saithe in particular was a hugely important protein supplement to the indigenous peoples diet x
A white lure was always the preferred option btw 👍
Thanks Andrew
I had wondered about the holes in the rock and suspected something like that about them as they didn’t look natural.
Thanks for your comments and info, it’s all very much appreciated 👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny You're very welcome indeed 🙏
It's great to be able to share fishing knowledge 🎣
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Superb video and hope the rest of the holiday goes well
Thank you 🙏 I had a few great fishing sessions following this one, some amazing fish caught which you will see in the next videos 🤩👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny Looking foreword to it. Tight lines :)
We go to the same place every year. The last mark you were at is the mark I fish off if the others are adventurous and do the scrambling to get to the point. Not much luck there for me unfortunately lol. Great content because I love the isle of whithorn.
Thanks David
It’s a lovely place to stay over and fish, I’ll be back there a couple more times this year 👍🎣🐟
Cool 😊
Thanks Stephen 👍🎣🐟
Just watching it now Danielle. Got to say that the first fish in the video is actually a coalfish . If you notice the straight white lateral line. Still a good fish 👍
Hi Thomas, yeh when I watched the footage back I noticed some looked more like coalies, good size for a Coalie though 🤩👍🎣🐟
Avery nice video, can I suggest, that you get one of those thin life jackets, as you could get into trouble if you slipped on those rocks on your own. nice to see you having a good time.
Thanks Allen 👍🎣🐟
Yeh, I’ve been looking at some safety gear, I will be getting something sorted in the near future
Have fished Whithorn for 3o years live the place ,burrow head ,Port Patrick very good too it looks like you are in pallmalet it's a gud walk and climb but great spot. X
Thanks 🙏
Yeh it’s a great place, one of my favourite places to fish 👍🎣🐟
Well done hinny
Thanks Craig 👍🐟🎣
Another great video Dannielle and plenty of fish, what more can a lass want? X. Alan.
Thanks Al, yeh what a way to start the holiday, it was lush 👍🎣🐟
well done again thanks
Thanks Dave, much appreciated 👍🎣🐟
Don't cast far too far out in Scotland.. the fish are ALWAYS close in to the edge of the rocks and kelp.
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Great video Love your energy and enthusiasm £15 rod What make ? I have a Go Outdoors near me at Pallion
Thanks 👍
It’s a DAM Vibe, I’ve had it almost two years now and absolutely love it, I’ve caught some big fish on it with no issues 🤩👍🐟🎣
@@fishinghinny 🙏 thank you
fish have fun and a few beers🙃
Haha yeh, I did have a few beers
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Is that burrowhead your fishing? at isle of Whithorn
It was Isle of Whithorn itself, I’ll be having a look along at Burrowhead in a future trip though 👍🎣🐟
GET IN d
Haha thank you 🙏👍🎣🐟
Any tips hinny? Iv been on the rocks at marsden South Shields spinning for pollock and only had 1 small one on feathers , iv been trying 28g silver spinners but had no look any tips?
It should pick up soon around our coastline, just keep on trying. I’m not personally a fan of feathers, I much prefer a light setup and lures or spinners, try changing your lure after seven or eight casts different colours and sizes, move around to a different spots, try weed-less lures and work them right on the bottom, you’ll get on the fish eventually 👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny thanks for taking your time to get back to me I’m gonna give it a go again this Sunday as the weather is looking to be very hot so hope I can pull one in
Good luck 🤞 tight lines