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@@oneclicks-f8p Hiya mate, thank you for your support!👍This is in looe town at the millpool car park which is right next to the river, hope that helps mate.

Thank you mate had a feeling it was next to that car park, I showed my dad the video and he was mind blown that you caught such huge mullet and seabass in such little water, do you think it’s worth trying to do cast net during November to January? We’re from Goa so we know quite a bit when it comes to cast nets and nets in general/fishing, this video was unreal though honestly!! Please carry on making these videos and ignore the idiots who haven’t got a clue what they’re talking about when it comes to the laws and what not! What part of India did you buy the net from? Quite a few websites sell them these days but the ones in Goa are a lot bigger in size, we’ve been to the South coast near Sussex beaches and put our normal nets there, seem to have worked wonders!

@@oneclicks-f8p there wouldn't be much worth netting there at that time of year to be honest. I just bought the net off of ebay for 20 pound but as you can see it does the job.

@@FORAGEFEAST-m1c oh really, why is that the case to not bother during this time of year, do the mullets and seabass not come into the estuarys/river at all and only come up during the summer months like in your video would you say?

@@snoopiain well that's how fishing for food usually works 👍

@@JohnNichol-ms7pv hi ya buddy, great to read your comment, to be honest any of the cheap Chinese amazon/eBay nets are perfect, it's all I've ever used, do let me know how you get on 👍

@@Anthonyinkz it'll be a laugh mate when you report me & find out your wrong 😂👍

@@fishinthedream7868 cheers mate 👍

@@bout20031 Thanks very much mate!👍

@@wolfenstein6676 always trying to find ways to help👍😂

@@FORAGEFEAST-m1c 😂

@@wolfenstein6676 yes I suppose it is lucky... it was lovely mate

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@@stevengardner81 I only took 1 bass

@@jonrundle3914 totally agree Jon, the thing people don't understand is I was on holiday, and I take a few mullet once a year, every angler you ever find fishing with a rod, takes a whole lot more fish than me, I fillet and freeze these and probably eat one a month, so very sustainable, not over fishing, no rubbish, discarded hooks and line, and definitely no ruptured swim bladders, just a completely ethical way of putting a few dinners on the table throughout the year.

@@markjenkins1410 hiya mate in the sea any size cast net is legal. In rivers you'll have to check with your local IFCA to see if they have any bylaws! In this particular river yes 7ft is fine mate 👍

Thanks just ordered one from America, can't wait till it comes and just got cheap one off Ebay until it arrives in 2 weeks, thankyou 👍

@@markjenkins1410 sounds good mate 👌 your welcome!

I don't think you explained yourself very well in your video. In harbours and estuaries the maximum sqm is 4. This equates to a diameter net of 7.4ft. Not all cast nets are within that limit. Anything larger, can be used in open sea, but not in harbours or estuaries. And minimum size for "any fish" is not 20cm. It depends on the fish. Yes, mullet are 20cm, but (for example) mackerel are 30cm and bass are 42cm (with a max catch limit of 2 in any one fishing session).

@@davidburgess2354 Thank you mate!👍 Yes that's where I started doing this originally, on the beach ankle deep in the water. I found you need quite calm water so you can see ripples or when they surface slightly. Otherwise you'll be throwing your net blind. I suppose if your going to a spot you know always has those fish there, it could work. Hope that helps mate 👍

@@olivervenus3797 I am mate, most estuaries have their own bylaws so you ideally need to check with the local environment agency or IFCA but with this river I did and its fine. I hope this clears things up 👍 I have had a lot of negative comments on the cast net video's from people who don't do their research before commenting negatively.

@FORAGEFEAST-m1c were the Bass you took over 42 cm ?

@@olivervenus3797 I'm sorry, I don't have to answer to you!😂 I know what I'm doing and what I can and can not do. I have been fishing my whole life. Thanks.

@@wolfenstein6676 there's generally no rule on distance with mackerel, you can catch them down the wall or hundred yards out, just gotta be in the right place at the right time.

@@FORAGEFEAST-m1c Cheers, mate, I'll keep that in mind.

@@wolfenstein6676 Alright mate 👍

@@NicolasValentinScotland That's the one mate 😂😂😂

As was stated other baskets are available from other stores .

@@markjenkins1410 Cheers mate, my net is 6ft from amazon. Its as cheap as chips👍

@@markjenkins1410 Cheers mate👍 I think I got it from amazon, it was a few years ago tbf but it a 6 foot.

@@Toss-io5ch I fully understand and respect your opinion, but I visit Cornwall at most a couple of times a year and take a few fish each time for consumption throughout the year when I'm landlocked in Leicester for the rest of the year.

Yes but you a board casting to a wide audience. Some may not show the same restraint. When you provide instruction as you have, you should, I believe explain that when this method is affective the is a responsibility to understand the resource sustainability when harvesting.

@@Toss-io5ch Thanks for the side note 👍

spoken to my local.MP and the environmental agency. my MP has taken my request up.to ask a question in parliament. to ban the use of cast nets.

​@stevengardner81 to be perfectly honest, I think that cast nets are fine for responsible fishing and bait fishing. Unfortunately, this video is not a great example of responsible fishing. However, I do think that mullet catch sizes should fall in line with mackerel restrictions.

@@michaelbrazendale8368 I didn't make the rules! Your complaining in wrong place matey!😁

I totally agree you didn't make the rules, just suggesting you highlight the topic, you did ask for feedback.

@@michaelbrazendale8368 Yes fair enough mate I can't change the size restrictions in river there are no restrictions. Personally I don't like to keep them under 30cm as their not worth eating. 👍

@@batch6792 You go far wrong doing it this way mate!👍 If you want to see the full video of me showing how to use it and catching a lot more fish just follow the link to that video ⬇️ ruclips.net/video/8d_UyyiZNIY/видео.htmlsi=IfTi_0_pr_aji5jb

@@stephenboreham9056 Yeah I could understand if I didn't say anything about it also I showed letting some go 🤨

Same old same old. Someone who knows nothing about what they're talking about dobbing you in & trying to cause trouble when you've done nothing wrong. 'king Karen's !.

They wont stop me mate!😂👍​@@paulrollings1274

​@@batch6792Yeah the World full of them mate😂

@@paulrollings1274 I don't know what you mean, your comments don't make sense mate! There is no landing size on mullet in the river they can be any size but I haven't kept any under 20cm!

@@stephenboreham9056 Yes they are pretty easy to get just apply to the environmental agency!👍

@@paulroscorla3887 Thank you for the advice mate, I have been fishing my whole life and I know the restrictions on all fish and always sure to check on what I don't know. I'd never be unethical whilst fishing. I checked with ifca and they made me aware that actually for grey mullet in an estuary being caught with a net under 4m square that there is no size restrictions at all. Which I was surprised myself but never keep the fish under 20cm anyway as there's not a lot of meat on them 20cm let alone smaller. But yes that's definitely somthing I'd bare in mind next time, so the people can see for themselves. 👍

Good point,. according to IFCA website it's a bit of a grey area. www.cornwall-ifca.gov.uk/netting '' Prohibition of netting in Cornwall's Rivers and Estuaries.... Under a byelaw, which came into force in January 2018, it is an offence to use a net for taking sea fish in any of the rivers or estuaries within the Cornwall IFCA district. It is also an offence to carry a net on board a vessel while engaged in any fishing activity within the rivers and estuaries. The prohibition on carrying or using nets does not apply to: Various low impact nets such as a landing net, brailing net, netting which forms part of a trap for fish or shellfish, or a dredge, or any manually operated net which does not exceed 4 square meters. Sand eel seine nets used under a permit issued by Cornwall IFCA. Ebb nets used under a permit issued by Cornwall IFCA.

@@michaelbrazendale8368 Yes I have my friend and its very legal. There's no bylaws on cast nets as they are under 4 meter square.

Yeah but you pay no attention to minimum size requirements

@@okcarter999 There are no size restrictions on gray mullet in this river. Although I did not take any under 20cm

@@anthonygreen4981 👍😂

Plenty for sale in Jack Bray & Son in Looe

@@batch6792 Me too😂 I have a few of them but yes it was painful 😂