Fished those rocks for years and will say , they are fine in the dry, but dont even think about it in the rain .. They are the slippyest buggers ! great place to fish though . Thoroughly enjoyed watching and well done for the catches . I think they were pilot whales but might be corrected
Nice one gents. That's one of the marks I fish regular, I would strongly recommend getting some spiked footwear for round there, it helps so much. Tight lines lads and thanks for sharing.
I live in Eyemouth. I've seen pods of what are pilot whales from the rocks quite regularly in summer. The rocks are tricky to fish from and in places dangerous so caution is advised. Wrasse, pollack and sometimes codling could be expected but wee coalies can be a nuisance. .
Hiya everyone , Great clarity on your vids and to be honest it's about time someone or groups get together and form proper stairs or some kind of lift for public access. One person mentioned caravan site but i think divers pay a fee for accessing the beach. Thanks
Used to have a caravan there.Always thought that the fishing should have been better than it was.I'm quite sure the fish were there but I should have been more persistent..I wonder if George the wolf fish is still around on that piece of coastline
Lovely fishing marks down there bud surprised you didn't get fish at the first one you can actually get on to that little flat ledge jst Infront of you slightly to the left and room for another jst to the right ,, brilliant place 👍
@@Steve-yl6gu it looked a beautiful day but the wind was mad, couldn’t even fish the lures at any depth because the wind was just pulling it so hard. Surprised we only got the one bite on bait at the first spot though. Cheers
Nice video, fished they rocks years ago when there were bigger coalies to catch. Agree with KeefsCatty on the pilot whales they travel up the Forth after the mackeral. There are lots of marks to catch wrasse in the area.
👍👏👏👏 another great video, love the scenery as well as the fish .
Fished those rocks for years and will say , they are fine in the dry, but dont even think about it in the rain .. They are the slippyest buggers ! great place to fish though . Thoroughly enjoyed watching and well done for the catches . I think they were pilot whales but might be corrected
Cheers
Nice one gents. That's one of the marks I fish regular, I would strongly recommend getting some spiked footwear for round there, it helps so much. Tight lines lads and thanks for sharing.
Cheers
I live in Eyemouth. I've seen pods of what are pilot whales from the rocks quite regularly in summer. The rocks are tricky to fish from and in places dangerous so caution is advised. Wrasse, pollack and sometimes codling could be expected but wee coalies can be a nuisance. .
@@7cColin Coalies can be a nuisance but I’ll take them any day over a blank, cheers for the comment
Nice day's sport
Hiya everyone , Great clarity on your vids and to be honest it's about time someone or groups get together and form proper stairs or some kind of lift for public access. One person mentioned caravan site but i think divers pay a fee for accessing the beach. Thanks
Used to have a caravan there.Always thought that the fishing should have been better than it was.I'm quite sure the fish were there but I should have been more persistent..I wonder if George the wolf fish is still around on that piece of coastline
Lovely fishing marks down there bud surprised you didn't get fish at the first one you can actually get on to that little flat ledge jst Infront of you slightly to the left and room for another jst to the right ,, brilliant place 👍
@@Steve-yl6gu it looked a beautiful day but the wind was mad, couldn’t even fish the lures at any depth because the wind was just pulling it so hard. Surprised we only got the one bite on bait at the first spot though. Cheers
Nice video, fished they rocks years ago when there were bigger coalies to catch. Agree with KeefsCatty on the pilot whales they travel up the Forth after the mackeral. There are lots of marks to catch wrasse in the area.
Try the caravan site mate, getting loads there at the moment
Crackin vid! Watched slipperylimpets?
@@andypeutherer4218 aye one of my favourite channels. He makes catching big pollock look easy 😂
@@N57Fishing yeah, yours was a superb video, incredible cod there, keep it up chap
I've caught many scorpion fish off Dysart and seen some really big ones. For some reason they were a hated fish around there.
Is this to the right of the harbour
@@JohnPygall Aye, behind the golf course
That’s st Abbs isn’t it ?
@@tommydixon7147 back of the golf course at Eyemouth
Only a scots man climbing down a cliff with a fecking beer in his hand 🎣