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50lb would be Ok up to 5oz but I would go for a shock leader for anything heavier....

@@PerchRockFishing thank you

It is indeed. Thanks for watching 😊

@@PerchRockFishing wylfa head the other side of the bay also has great marks on it. And not a lot of people know this, but fish, including bass, can be caught off the pier in Cemaes when the tide is flooding and even better if the wind is blowing n.westerly straight in there. You get perfect shelter from the wall on the pier, but avoid casting onto the rocks on the left, you wanna cast on the rock to sand margin, where the river flows down when the tide is out. Iv had cod, doggy, whitting, pouting and bass off there, especially at night on the big rods.

I believe there is some good conger fishing to be had off Wylva Head but still on the list to do 😊

@@PerchRockFishing there's huge congers living in the reef off the ledge on the end off llanbadrig point to, just down the side in the gully that goes round to the beach on the left. The reef can only be seen on a low tide, and the water is deep off there, excellent marks for spinning off the point to. And ye, wylfa has some big eels living around it to, as well as all.the other species.

Thanks for watching Rich and congratulations on your first one of the year 🎣

Distance matters more at the start of the session. As the strip of 'rough' ground, a mixed shellfish bed, is a fair distance out. So usually a.question of wading out, small baits and putting it as far as you can. As tide drops..hitting the 'rough' ground becomes easier as you get closer. It is tough on end tackle though...not for snags but abrasion.

Decent session 👍, I had one off the double slip at high tide last week, bit smaller than your 3rd one but nice to get the first of the year 🦈🎣

It was a tough evening with that strongly easterly.

​@PerchRockFishing I did have a last cast bite, but thought the lad fishing to my right was dragging my line in again so left it, and was using dongle and circle so fish must of just dropped the bait 😢

Many thanks John. Was a bit quiet on the uploads last year as I fished a lot getting to know a couple of marks that I didn't want to show. Hopefully get back on some more video output this year

Hi Brian thanks for watching. The ones used on the video were the 13ft version. I have subsequently changed to the 14ft as I generally use rods of this length and much prefer it. As for the Fireblade itself you won't find a better rod for the money. The 14ft version reminds me of a slightly softer C curve. They are great rods and I really enjoy using them. Slim and light blank that is easy to cast and load up well, good bite detection but with a nice stable tip in tide and wind and comfortably handle 6oz with a decent size bait. Also have plenty of power in them when needed.

Thanks Ismail 😎🎣

Thanks for watching 🎣😎

Thanks Jay...except perhaps the first one 😊

Thanks Peter. I haven't fished it much this year...still no parking fee unless something changed in last two weeks.

Thanks for watching Davey 🎣😎

Cheers Jay....see what you missed on your holiday 🤣

@@PerchRockFishing 🤣🤣

Thanks Graham...🎣🦈😎

Cheers thanks for watching. I will be in touch re rods.

@@PerchRockFishing ok Mate Thanks alot. I really appreciate it 👍

Thanks. Love dawn but all the bird activity can be a problem 🙄 Don't tend to film the really busy hound sessions as you just don't get time.

Happy to show and discuss Century rods. Are you on Facebook?

Thanks Jamie 🦈🎣😎

Cheers Alex...give us a shout next time you are heading up this way. 🎣😎

@@PerchRockFishing will do mate

Perch has been a bit hit and miss this year but should pickup as we go through next month. Usually fishes better on big tides (9.0m plus on the high). Still plenty of flatties (plaice and dabs) about...just a question of targeting right tides at right time of year.

Thanks Jay 🎣🎣

Thanks for watching Richard. The waders are the Vass 700 Team Vass heavy duty waders. Great waders and still going strong.

@@PerchRockFishing Thankyou for the reply and yes I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Thanks Justin. I am just as happy using plain whole dirty squid as I am crab. Again this year...squid is out fishing the 🦀 for the hounds for me.

Cheers Jamie 🦈🎣

Thanks for watching Jimmy 🦈

Thanks Rich 👍🏼

Many thanks Gareth 🦈🎣🙂

Thanks David....needed a good hound session as it has been hard work with them this year.

Believe you had a good session too that night 👍🏼 I always catch more hounds on plain squid than peeler.

Thanks Mick...always good fun when the hounds are feeding 🦈🙂

Thanks for watching Nick 🙂

Cheers Jay....fishing time is coming soon

Cheers Dave ..maybe time for a ray for your species hunt?

Many thanks Paul...hope we will see you back out and about soon 🤞

You doing any videos again soon Paul?

@@clemo221987 hopefully get some done next year just far to busy with work at the moment but thanks

Penn Fathom 2 Casting Special

Thanks Mark. They are a lovely rod for hound fishing and in my opinion a superb rod for targeting them round the Mersey marks.

Thanks Dave 🦈🎣😎

Thanks Jamie...we need to get you out there soon 😎

@@PerchRockFishing definitely mate will try sort something out very soon buddy

Many thanks for watching Martin 🦈😎

Thanks Jay 🦈🎣

6oz is the normal...

Cheers for that. I was heading there tomorrow however ive Just read its predominantly a low water mark so east coast it is.

@@scottcarnegie6301 yes 3.5 hours down and an hour up...fishes well on tides over 9m.

Tomorrow is my 1st day back sea fishing from the shore after a 9 year stretch. Re learning so much. Hornsea looks like the spot tomoz but i do want to hit perch rock very soon.

Thanks Graham. 🎣🙂