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They are edible but not everyone likes them, also they need many years to grow up. But they give decent fight.

Just thinking now what easiest way it would be, and I'll offer to try float fishing. Get yourself 20g float, 1/0 or 2/0 hook, weight to keep float in standing position. Buy packet or 2 of sandeels and elastic thread from tackle shop. You can catch mackerel pollock coalie sea trout (needs license and tags). Head to any pier 2 hours before high tide and fish for 4 hours. Im sure you'll get something for sure. Easkey if water is brown avoid, will be hard to catch anything. Always watch the waves. Easkey for example is very dangerous when wind is North or NW. Float rigs will help you to avoid kelp and rocks, so way way less lost tackle. Any questions let me know. Tight lines 🎣 and keep safe

Thanks I will try that. Will update you.

@@ryanjackson1867 this is Easkey pier. Just look for Easkey castle on Google maps. It's 3rd pier down south from Sligo

Hey JP, haven't caught any sea trout there, but pollock is very common. Go to the beaches for sea trout, plenty around sligo. Just a reminder, that sea trout fishing requires license and tags

Well i don't mind them snags, cause that's where perch is sitting 😁

Labas, jo yra, pats asmeniskai nepagavau, bet esu mates per varžybas mullaghmore paplūdimio tolimajam gale ir streedagh papludimy.

@@FishingwithRomanas didelis aciu

I really love the fact that the radio is tough water proof and floating sounded perfect for me cuz I NEED to stay in touch with my wife I spend a lot of time outside even my GPS is a hand held water proof also all my flashlights are the same I even spent over 200$ on rain wind and boots to stay dry it was definitely worth the money I try to be ready for anything and everything I also spent good money on a rough and tough phone lol satisfied with everything except the radios I guess I'll try another name brand even my bug out bag is 95% water proof everything In my bag is in triple ziplock bags it's about 40 pounds but enough air in it that it floats too all my gear is a blessing and a curse if that makes sense

Never caught myself but seen being caught on Mullaghmore and Streedagh beaches on competitions

What kinda match do you have in mind? Im up for it 😀

@@FishingwithRomanas A kayak Monday in Scotland . Always fun and you are invited .

@@NicolasValentinScotland im afraid im not that rich yet, but thanks a lot for the offer. I thought you had in mind youtube video whoever catches bigger perch, or so 😁

I believe you understand it's just a trick to bring new viewers to my channel. As you said there are so many loughs in Ireland that it would be very hard to state for sure which is the best, and I cannot disagree with you 😉 Tight lines

@@FishingwithRomanas lough lene is a a good lough by any standards tho. Tight lines for next time 🎣

True, also there were a lot of kayaks and boats, and only few fish was caught. Many people blanked.

Hi, Robert. You have very good point. It is a bit bulky, but having Bluetooth is a big pro for me. Having a chat hands free with my wife especially when im reeling in fish is something. Also 🆘 button was important for me when picking VHF. Volume is good and clear if in closer distance (vhf to vhf). I'm not quite sure about the contacts yet, as mine are still intact, and future will tell. This is waterproof vhf, so having a vhf in waterproof bag doesn't sound right. Humidity in the bag may be worse than accidental splash of water on vhf. Also this video was not a recommendation to buy one, as I don't get any money, but a little review and I shared my opinion. I still think that money wise you get the best deal with all these specs, while you could get hands on much better but also much more expensive VHFs. What do you currently use, and could you share your thoughts about your VHF?

Im no exceptional fisherman, just sharing my catches, good and bad days over media. This is Aughris pier, Sligo.

@@FishingwithRomanas ah okey brother no problem where ever i liké what you did continue 🙂