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Cheers Sean

Isn't it just

I'd have to agree, great idea 💡

Hope it makes sense and good luck.

@kevinfenwick2851 It still works, but if you have too much bait masking the hook, your probably over doing it for the hook size, the wrong sized hooks vs the sized bait, So if your targeting Whiting, you'd probably be on 1/0 Aberdeen's - bait would be a small strip of mackerel, maybe Rag Worm etc, that wouldn't mask the hook and easy access to use the discorger effectively. If you like to use lots of bait, there's a chance your covering the hook point and maybe missing bites altogether. I hope this helps

@carldawson832 how you keeping, many thanks. I'll be on them again soon enough. Thankyou so much for your support

@@andybowrahfishing9313 nice one

@bone_face I did fluff about abit yes, but I think I got the message across in the end

If you head to Minhead harbour, past the Pub and the RNLI station there's a lovely car park there.

Thank you mate all the best

Many thanks for the lovely comments

@al53 Many thanks for the comments, yes that little reef edge can give up some lovely fish. In St Audries is a fantastic venue 👌

Many thanks for watching, Much appreciated 👏

The weight of the fish still allows it to happen, or if you have a little bit of bait in the way, just use our fingers to pull it up the line away from the hook area, it's a very simple tool to use.

Good luck to you over the weekend

Hi Chris, I'd say most deep hooked fish would probably struggle to be discorged, however there are now hooks and methods to reduce the amount of deep hooking, certain hooks such as circle hooks 99% of the time are in the side jaw also by noticing the bites much earlier, does reduce the chances. The last resort, rather than rummaging around deep, I'd snip the hook off fairly quickly and fingers crossed the fish makes it. Be mindful of how long you have the fish out of water, if incase you are going to snip the hook off. Good luck and thanks for watching.

@andybowrahfishing9313 hi Andy, thank you very much for your reply. Very helpful information and very appreciated. I'll keep that in mind and look to switch to circles. Thanks again

​@chrismordue5741 if you are talking about flatfish, the ireland inland fisheries page has a great video on using a t bar to unhook a deeply hooked fish!

Thank you very much, she went back well.

Get on Carl, you been out.

@@andybowrahfishing9313 was out last week but see my arse after 3 hours as my bivvy went over numerous times in wind ,it was a nightmare lol. I'm bk out early in the morning for a 8 o'clock High.

@@carldawson832 top man, we dont catch anyting tucked in the warm at home, good luck and tight lines for the morning.

Something else I'd say, cheers for your support as always.

Amazing feet non the less, at 299 awesome, yes I remember that article, I think they were over in America on the Drum run, yes the headline was something like that.

@@andybowrahfishing9313 All the best andy Have a good Christmas hopefully bump into you on the beach one day mate

That's 2 very good casts, Andy in his hey day was one of a very few who could hit over 300yrds In the 90s

Thanks to you

Not the bestest of videos but some nice captures there, cheers Ian much appreciated on your continuous support

@Nicknofish Ive enjoyed many many good fish off there over the years, still one of,my favourite places too.

@martinsadler427 many thanks, got a few more trips booked, so lets hope we get some more fish.

Many thanks 😊

Thanks 👍thanks for your continued support

Nice one Carl, tight lines fella

Indeed,I thought they Dogs had been quiet this year. Thanks for watching

Thanks 👍 little beauty that one wasn't it.

I think they are gradually getting better with my very limited camera / editing knowledge

@richardreynolds1030 .... yes either Bossy or Porlock they are there all year round really.

@tony Stay Safe Mate

Thanks David, very much appreciated and thanks for watching 👌

@michaelfox4073 thanks for watching, they are a pest.

Glad you enjoyed, have you seen my latest one, now thats a lovly fish

Cheers Tony, keep up the good work mate.