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Inflatable Angling
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Добавлен 16 янв 2022
Hi All, Adam here.
Here you will find Sea Fishing clips from my inshore adventures aboard my Honwave T32-ie3 SIB.
InflatableAngling@gmail.com
Here you will find Sea Fishing clips from my inshore adventures aboard my Honwave T32-ie3 SIB.
InflatableAngling@gmail.com
Small Inflatable Boats - How To Solo Beach Launch - SIB Fishing UK
Its a nice calm day, perfect conditions for launching your small inflatable boat from the beach. Its easy to do this on your own! I talk you through the way I do it solo.
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Small Inflatable Boats - Which one to buy? Comparison and Ranking - Sib Fishing UK
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.2 месяца назад
With an overwhelming amount of manufactures and sibs of all shapes and sizes on the market, I decided to put together a comparison of what I feel are the best offerings in the mid range / medium sized small inflatable boat category. I hope you find it helpful in making a decision on which one is right for you!
Small Inflatable Boats Explained!: Air Floor vs Aluminium Floor Compared - SIB Fishing UK
Просмотров 16 тыс.6 месяцев назад
I often get asked if Air floor is better than Aluminium floor. I talk you though the Pros and Cons of each so that you can decide for yourself.
SIB SAFETY - VITAL Guidelines & Equipment you MUST HAVE! - small inflatable boat - honwave
Просмотров 5 тыс.11 месяцев назад
I talk you through 6 essential pieces of safety equipment you must have on your sib, I then move onto 6 vital safety guidelines as well tips on boat navigation and how to stay safe out there on the water.
Summer Bass SIB Fishing UK
Просмотров 47811 месяцев назад
Kev and I are back on the Stour in my small inflatable boat looking for Summer Bass. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/limitless-desert License code: AP2IB5OXACN3OESK
Estuary Bass Fishing on a small inflatable boat - SIB Fishing UK
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Год назад
Im back out looking for Bass again. Usual spots and usual methods. It didnt take long to get into some good sized Bass!
How to Repair your Small Inflatable Boat: Don't let a Puncture ruin your Fun! SIB Fishing UK Honwave
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Год назад
I talk you through the steps required to repair a puncture in your Small Inflatable Boat. It's not too difficult to do it yourself!
TOP 5 MISTAKES! - tips for BEGINNER SIB owners - Small Inflatable Boat - SIB Fishing UK- honwave t32
Просмотров 64 тыс.Год назад
I talk you through what I feel are some very common mistakes that alot of new sib owners make on their first few trips out on the water. Hopefully these tips will help you to avoid making the same mistakes I did!
Speed Test at Sea - Honwave T32 - Mariner 6hp - sib fishing uk - inflatable boat
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
I manage to hit a top speed of 14.4 knots at sea with the tide helping. The 6hp Mariner 4 stroke got me up on the plane even in fairly choppy water. Just me onboard with all my fishing gear.
SIB Fishing UK Autumn - Garmin Striker footage - Whiting - honwave t32
Просмотров 2 тыс.Год назад
I try to target some different species today away from the estuary. Autumn has just started, so what does that mean for sea fishing? My Garmin Striker 4 fish finder is showing loads of fish right away, and I'm soon into them.
Maldives LURE Fishing - What can we catch in the rain?
Просмотров 328Год назад
I managed to sneak in a quick 2 hour fishing trip during my recent holiday in the Maldives! The weather was not on our side at all, but we still got out on a local boat with some lures to try our luck around the reef drop off.
SIB Fishing UK Bass Fishing Competition Suffolk Stour Estuary
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Today is the day of the Small Boat Fishing Open Competition on the Suffolk Stour river estuary. Kev and I are focusing on the Bass again. Prizes are for the longest Bass of the day, and also the longest other species of the day. See how we measure up against the bigger boats!
How to install a Fish Finder onto a SIB - Honwave t32 - Garmin Striker Plus 4 - SIB Fishing UK
Просмотров 11 тыс.2 года назад
I fit my new Fish Finder; the Garmin Striker Plus 4 and Transducer, onto my Honwave t32 sib. I didnt want to drill any holes in the transom or my seat yet, so I opted for a temporary/removable solution using luggage straps.
SIB Fishing UK Summer Bass on light gear rag worm bait on circle hooks
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I'm back with Kev, fishing on the river Stour estuary. Bass are our target today. The water was warm and the wind has dropped just enough for us to get out on the sib. Our usual simple setup of light running ledgers and rag worm on circle hooks soon saw us in the action!
Bass Fishing from the shore Man vs Estuary Weed
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Bass Fishing from the shore Man vs Estuary Weed
Mariner 4 stroke 6hp | Outboard Review and How to Freshwater Flush | sib fishing uk
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Mariner 4 stroke 6hp | Outboard Review and How to Freshwater Flush | sib fishing uk
SIB Fishing UK Spring Bass and Cod Essex Coast inshore easter species hunt
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SIB Fishing UK Spring Bass and Cod Essex Coast inshore easter species hunt
SIB Fishing UK Honwave T32 IE3 setup assembly beach launch
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SIB Fishing UK Honwave T32 IE3 setup assembly beach launch
SIB Fishing - inshore winter fishing for Whiting and Thornback Rays Essex Coast Harwich UK
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SIB Fishing - inshore winter fishing for Whiting and Thornback Rays Essex Coast Harwich UK
Are you left handed ? I am and I notice most right handed people in America at lest sit on the right side of the boat (starboard side ) but ur on the left .
Can you post link with this seat cushion with pocket , please. Thanks.
Hi, this is the one: MiDMarine Dinghy Inflatable Boat Seat Cushion and Storage Bag - Small/Medium/Large Size amzn.eu/d/6HQy5jl
@@inflatableangling Thank you, very much.
Brilliant video! I've subscribed. Can I ask how long your 7.0AH Battery lasts with your striker pinging away?
Thank you! Much appreciated! The battery lasts for absolutely ages! I've been out for over 5 hours and it didn't run out.
Arent air floor a night are for fishing? Wont they just puncture constantly?
Hi, no not really. In 4 years, I've only had one puncture. I also use a rubber mat that covers most of the floor to prevent punctures etc. If you are careful then it's not a problem 👌
You have the same setup as me, same sib outbound etc, interesting to see how u do everything!
Hi, it's a great setup isn't it! Does really well in so many different situations! Thanks for your comment 👍
What kind of mat do you have?
Hi, it's a car boot mat from B&M. Fits nicely. www.bmstores.co.uk/products/rac-protective-car-boot-mat-391176?srsltid=AfmBOopJhWP3AEiolCAUCIT5zfvA15RvRK0GTfM5P8I-fpXZ6tWkDDar
@@inflatableangling no way :)
@@inflatableangling What a great idea! I've just got back from a weekend with my Honwave 3.8 and could really have done with one of these!!
Yes! It's been worth it's weight in gold! Especially when I'm fishing for Bass!
@@inflatableanglingdid you have to trim it to fit your boat?
I’d turn the engine off when you bring the wheels up. If you lean on the gear lever or the boat rocks and you knock it with your hand down there it could end badly.
Hi, yes you are right to think of safety first. The release catch for the wheels is a good distance away from the prop, so my hand is not actually that close as it may seem. It's a small risk, but better safe than sorry.
Very informative for new SIB owners! Nice work
Thank you! Appreciate the comment.
I had a 6hp on my SIB bought it brand new in June , got rid of it after the 3rd outing they are very noisy , now running a 9.9 and it’s so much better plus boat planes instantly I’m running a 3D tender 300 V . Should’ve done my homework before purchasing the motor , single cylinder outboards will drive you insane with noise :) . Dig the videos , I’m in Gosport/portsmouth .
Hi, thanks for your comment! Yeah I went for the 6hp mostly for the smaller size and weight. I wanted it to fit in the back of my car and not break my back each time I carry it. You are right though, a 9.9 is probably the sweet spot for noise and getting up on plane instantly. Maybe I'll have to upgrade! 😄😅
@@inflatableangling I too at first was all about the weight and believe it or not this all fits in my VW Polo :) , the 6hp was 26kgs the 9.9 is around 36kgs it’s definitely a big difference to carry but found it was worth it . Thanks for the reply keep up the great videos .
Great Video 👍
Thank you 😊
nice vid, but couldn't help notice the bolts sticking through the transom hahah, please cut them down and stick rubber caps on them :)
Haha! Yes, you are right! I really do need to do this! 😅
@@inflatableanglingI cutting them down with a grinder but make sure cover all inside the boat just in case some sparks from the grinder burn your boat.
What license do you need
Hi, it depends which country you are in, but in the UK, you need a Ship Portable Radio Licence for your VHF Radio. You can also do several different powerboat courses that train you up and provide a licence, but that is not required by law.
I’m new so all good advice , I’m I also right I can only use upto 10hp without a powerboat license
Hi, thanks for watching! I could be wrong, but I don't think the powerboat licence is required by law, but it's a very good idea to do it if you are going to use bigger boats and bigger engines sizes.
In che zona geografica siete? Avete pescato bene? Saluti dalla Sicilia Italia
Hi, I am in the UK, on the East Coast of Essex and Suffolk. We get some lovely Bass here!
What kind of licence do you need when you have a inflatable boat with a small engine?
Hi, this will depend heavily on which country you are in. Can only speak about UK waters. Some parts of the UK require you to register a sib and outboard when in harbours/ports and also some freshwater rivers and broads also require you to register your boat. Many other parts of the UK coast and sea do not require any licence for your boat. So you just have to look at your local area and see what the law is there. You do always need to register your VHF radio though, so make sure you do that.
@@inflatableangling Thank you. I live in the UK and ordered a 3 persons inflatable boat with a little electrical engine. I wouldn't have a radio
Complete noob here, just wondering how stable the air floor is to stand on compared to the aluminium ones?
Hi, the air floors are stable to stand on, even the air V floors are ok, but of course none of the air floors are as stable as the alu floors.
Cheers thanks for the reply. @@inflatableangling
Excellent, I just ordered a VHF radio!
Well done! Essential piece of safety kit when out on the water. 👍
BREATHING HEAVILY WHEN CARING THAT LIGHT WEIGHT MOTOR ... YOU SHOULD GO WALKING + RUNNING FOR YOUR CARDIO OR ROWING THAT TIME NOT FISHING BAD ❤❤❤ HEARTH
Haha, thank you. 😀
OK Health expert 🙄 lol
I did this. It worked. Rather than one of those plastic clip luggage strap, I used cam buckle strap, seemed like the safer option. I put bits of rubber between transducer and tube as well as between cam buckle and tube. Used a plastic food tub for the battery just like this, padding it out inside with stiff foam to hold the battery tight. I screwed the Garmin mount into the tub lid and then strapped the battery tub onto the boat's bench, with a piece of rubber mat beneath it to hold it in place. I also put another strap around the box and mount in the other direction for insurance on the mount. I didn't get any image when moving at speed, were it mounted on the transom more towards the keel I suspect I'd have better chance of that. But you're typically not looking for fish at high throttle, right? I did all this, and through no fault of the unit, I STILL DIDN'T CATCH ANY FISH YESTERDAY arrrgh. It's not a magic box that will get you fish. It just tells you that fish are "around", because they are already gone from the spot you see them at. Marking a waypoint and trying (difficult) to head back to it does not do it. Also - 7ah battery didn't last nearly as much as I'd hoped - power the unit down and do periodic checks or processes rather than just leaving it on.
Thanks for the write up! Very good to hear that it went OK for you. I typically only use it at low speed or when drifting to get the depth and to see what the seabed is doing. It's great for showing you hidden features, holes or structure down there that could hold fish. When there are a few fish directly below you then you will 100% see them as well!
All good tips. I would add: although the anchor goes over the bow when it is in use, stow it at the stern when not in use. It clatters about less. Those hinged wheels can be left in the neutral position so that they float on the surface of the water. Ever so slightly more drag than if they are fully raised, but they are less likely to be in the way of the engine when doing tight manoeuvres, and they are quicker to deploy when coming into the shallows solo. On a windy day, at very slow speed, the propeller effect makes the boat easier to turn one way than the other. Work with it: it's sometimes better to do an easy 270 degree turn than fight the wind to turn 90 degrees. Some boats have a drainage valve in the transom. Don't leave it open at low speeds or when anchored. Check and clean it from time to time. If you're setting up a boat with a sectional wooden floor, put the bow up on something (the fuel tank is ideal) before putting the last 2 sections in place.
Excellent advice 👌 thank you!
Hello m8. I saw your mounting fish finder video that you made a year ago. Where you're strapping the transducer around the tube at the back. Did that work out OK for you? I'm going to be drilling my transom to mount it at some point, but for just this weekend I'm going to try mounting it like you did. Any issues with doing it the way you did? Thx for replies.
Hi, thanks for your question. Yes it works really well for me! I still use it like that with the strap now and not had any issues at all.
Sorry please put the right boat weights on your videos. As people will buy on videos like this. A quick google will do the job.
Hi, can you please let me know which ones are incorrect? I used the net weight of each boat fully set up, direct from each manufacturers' websites.
I would be interested to know what SIB/Outboard combination you would recommend for use by a photographer on rivers, primarily the Norfolk Broads (mostly 6mph limit I believe). One/Two man boats that can be carried in the back of car, assembled by one man and launched/retrieved by one man on a public slipway. The boat would need to carry 150kg (man and kit) and occasionally an additional passenger (70Kg). Any suggestions?
Hi, thanks for your question. I'd personally recommend the Honwave T27 IE V floor with a 3.5 hp 4 stroke outboard for your situation. This would be suitable for use on the Norfolk Broads (you would need a bigger outboard if you want to go out to sea though). It is light enough for you to set up and launch solo. It will also pack down well and should fit in the back of most cars with the rear seats down.
@@inflatableangling Thanks! I shall have to investigate further... 🙂
genial analisis
Not sure what you mean?
Very helpful and I will make some changes as a result of your advice. I would add - tell some one whee you are going, when you expect to be back and what to do if you over run by an agreed time.
Yes that is excellent advice! Thank you for your comment! Glad you found the video useful 👍
Aluminium floor if you have a trailer and air floor if not
Hi, yes that seems to be the way to do it. Most people I see do it that way 😀
Air Floor vs Aluminium Floor >?
Check out my other video: ruclips.net/video/aeXhp-aSBqg/видео.html
All you want is Honwave, amazing boats, handle the water really well and a great price 👍😅
Yeah, they do indeed mate! thanks for the comment 👍 love your new boat!
Hi Adam. Mind if I add to this? As the owner of Inflatable Boat Fishing Ltd and having designed the Hydrus boats. It doesn't look like you have done any research on these boats what so ever. Firstly the 3.3m air deck Hydrus starts at £1109 NOT £1200 putting it priced in 1st place . The 3.7m ally deck starts at £1319 NOT £1600 placing it in 5th place price-wise. In regards to weight. You also failed to mention that both of these SIBs are available in two carry bags halving the weight for both of them. A very important thing to consider when buying a SIB. It's a shame as you've never owned a Hydrus. You haven't even mentioned Boatworld SIBs. Probably the most well known out of all inflatable boats in the UK. I think you need to go back to the drawing board Adam. Just my opinion.
Thank you for your input. I highly value your opinion. I did do alot of research and I used your website as the source for prices and weights of the Hydrus models. I formed my opinion based on the Pro versions of each for the price which is accurate, I felt that the Lite options, although very good, are actually a replica of the H1 model and are lacking the addons which make your Hydrus H7 Pro such a great offering! For the weight I used the total weight of the boat when set up to compare with the others in the list. I do however really like the two bags you offer for ease of transport. I didn't include Boatworld sibs in my list, perhaps I should have, but I just felt in my own opinion that they are not quite in the top 5 for mid range sibs right at this time. Once again, thank you for your comment. Really appreciate it 😀
@@inflatableangling yes, but although the lite models lack the features that are on the Pro, theres still more than on any of the other SIBs in this list that MOSTLY dont have any!
Maybe you should have listed the price range of all SIBs that are available in each brand? The top 10 would have been far more accurate.
That would be a very long video 🤣 This is just my own opinion used to form a focused comparison of mid range medium sized sibs. I picked 1 air floor and 1 alu floor option that fits this focused analysis from each of the 5 manufacturers. Prices and stats were taken directly from each manufacturers website.
Yep did the wheels down one, only took half a mile to realise why my 6hp yam wasn't performing well 🫤😉❤️
Yep :) I think everyone makes that mistake at least once!
Sadly I've been there too; still can't really believe it; the tyre marks across the sandbanks have probably faded by now, thank goodness !!
Thank you
You're welcome. Hope these tips help you keep safe out there!
Spanish French and Japan have eaten the whole sea 🌊
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What is the best app for swell, tide times etc. I used to use Magic seaweed until it merged with Surfline which i cant get on with.
Hi, yeah magic seaweed was great, shame it changed. For apple I'd recommend Boatie, and for android, I'd recommend Windfinder or SwellMap Surf.
@@inflatableangling Thank you bud
Ty for that just starting getting into boating. Good advice to not get out. Had the experience in a canoe as a kid. We ran aground on a shallow sand spot and I got out to push it. It was sink sand. Was able to get out because I had loose water boots on but it got sketchy. Also learned to check the shore and wait before getting out if in a forest environment. The bushes sometimes have furry surprises
Wow glad you got out safely! Very easy to get into trouble very fast out there!
How the aur doesn't seem to guss out like mine does am I doing something wrong. I hav a honwave 2 .4 metre
Not totally sure what you mean, but it sounds like the valves are not sealing when you are removing the pump? Make sure there is no sand or debris stuck in there. 👍
@inflatableangling thanks I ment to say air I got no experience it's my first boat only blew it up 2 time so on garden but thanks for the advice mate
Had an aluminum floor. Hated the setup part. I'm retired and getting on my hands and knees trying to get everything to fit reaching and pulling was a total pain. Locking in those side rails was nuts. The whole time I'm doing it I am cursing the guy who invented this system with such tight tolerances. Now looking for a boat I just hook up to my pump to and get it done with. Also the point about getting stones or sharp objects under the floor is equally bad for both types of floor. Every time I tore down the boat there was tons of debris under the metal floor. I figure if I'm going air floor I just put three or four commercial carpet tiles trimmed just so over the inflatable floor. Then I don't have to worry about dropping something sharp, fish hooks, cigar butts etc. Problem in Canada is that everyone gets the metal floor type. Impossible to find a used inflatable floor boat and very few dealers sell them. No question the metal will last a lifetime but who boats that much.
Thank you for your great commemt! You really can't beat the inflatable floor sibs for ease of setup. Putting some rubber or carpet matting down over the top is the way to go! 😃
I have both the t40 and the t38! And I get more punctures with the T40 because of small stones and shells that gather under the floor and then pierce the hull, the alloy floor is slightly better in rough water however like you say a pain to setup! Best option is a trailer but then you may as well have a small rib the t38 gets my vote my t40 is currently up for sale.
Hi! Thanks for the comment! I agree 100% 👍 I've been enjoying your videos on your channel as well! Tight lines! 🐟
good , faund answer , need aliuminum floor for fiching
Awsome what length are the straps please?
Hi, The ones I got were from Amazon, 68 inches. Wisdompro Luggage Straps, 2 Pack Heavy Duty Utility Webbing Strap Adjustable for Backpacking, Camping, Sleeping Bag Compression, Suitcases, with Quick Release Buckle Clip - 68 inches, Black amzn.eu/d/1tGYG5W
Hi,I'm looking to buy a sib with a budget of around £1200 I'm new to all this and wondering which brand to go for I've been looking at boatworld, seapro, honwave and Rydal Any advice would be grateful Thanks 👍 Oh it's for sea fishing around 3mts😉
Hi, I'd highly recommend the honwave t32 ie3. Thats the one I have and it's been great!
@@inflatableangling thanks for the reply So many on the market lol.
Excel are well made boats
Great video bro, one advantage of the aluminium floor is that in case of a punch it would give you a better chance of using your motor (if you have one) as it would keep the boat structure and the transom would stay at the correct angle, as long as your boat has multiple separate air tubes, if it makes sense...
Thank you! Yes you are spot on. The aluminium floor will keep its rigidity in the event of a puncture. 👍
I always carry a sea anchor and one gallon of wave oil as required by SOLAS 1974. Strongly recommended.
Good advice. I've heard of that but not seen it in use before. Will check it out. Thanks
buy a nice rod lighter and good quality majorcraft made in japan
Thanks
nice set-up rib boat...
Thank you 😊
great tips, thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 😀
Can you tell me how the strapping of the tranduser worked out attached to the tubes. I want to do the same. Thank you
Hi, it works well for me! I ran the strap through the grab handle on the outside and clipped it on nice and tight.
Grip leads bouncing around by the tubes sent my anxiety through the foof 😅
Haha yeah 🤣 I really should put them in a bucket or something 😅
For me the air floor is way better fact ways less have no issues and install it fast fsct a aluminum floor can be a pain in the bit fsct and adds extra weight fsct I get in plain faster with a air floor fact
I just put carpet on my air floor zodiac zoom ...stop dropped lures and any objects ,, also a small carpet over the tube the side i an fighting a oike or musky , just incase the jump with a lure
Excellent video, straight to the point and you're setting up so much faster than me. One question still, how will you be able to sharp steer with the wheels lifted up? Especially because I have a 3.5hp without reverse so I would need to fully turn the outboard for reverse? Cheers
Have you this inflatable boat with 3.5hp?
All good but number 1 has to be a PLB (PERSONAL LOCATOR BEACON) IF IT ALL GOES WRONG!