Brings back memories,me and my mates used to fish beadnell and seahouses regularly in the summer. We got some cracking kelpies,but prime bait was peeler crab,had cod up to 7lb were you were and sometimes only needed a short lob,its deep close in and alot of reefs. Seahouses is the same ,had fish from less than 30 yards out
Well done Hinny 😊 You cast really well but pay attention to rigs, baits and locations. Ask 4 questions, what am I trying to catch, what does it feed on (that's what you'll use for bait) where do you find that food (that's where you'll fish) and what time of day or night is it most active (that's when you'll fish). Answer those and you're 80% of the way to catching it before you leave your front door 😊 Watch some of Mark Williams early rig building videos as he shows you step by step how to make pulley rigs, up & overs etc
Thanks Ian 👍 yeh, I do need to learn more about making rigs, and bait, time, location etc, it’s time for me to go digging deeper in and do some research, I’ll check out those videos cheers
Well done Hinny that's a really tough mark out on the point , I've fished it many times while on holiday and all I've done is lost lots of gear !! 😂 I have heard of some nice cod caught off the point so keep trying. I think the beach is better in winter but beautiful part of Northumberland 😊
Brilliant video with tumultuous skies. Very Lord Of The Rings scenery. It also shows that in all angling patience is very important and just take the day for what it is, time in the great outdoors ❤❤❤
Fished that same place a couple times few years ago and blanked, although the rocks at low water behind wall where you parked your car had some good pollock on lures low water.
@fishinghinny I can tell. Lovely to have a creative output. I was out for pollok today. Blowing a hooley. Never even got a nibble but doesn't bother me.
My last 3(4) sessions were; BLANC, BLANC, 1 (put it back, it was cool) today BLANC. I got home and watched your video and thought, there's nothing like having lessons from a woman on how to catch fish. I finally saw fish being caught. You are good, my first comment on your channel was "Always nice to see a woman fishing, especially fishing like this".
If you catch an eel, hit it on the tail (not hard) it stuns it & will stop it writhing around to make it easier to unhook. It will still swim away ok 👍
@@fishinghinny it was on country file a while back in the forth I'm a fisherman myself fished the full British isles and Norway my pb is a 31 lb kelp cod from the shore . currently learning to walk from a work accident and operation from a broken leg can't wait to dust my rods of and get out every little fish counts ❤️
Excellent video as always.ps have you had any bass yet.you need to get down to Rye Harbour east sussex myself and my mate are there fishing there next week if i get a bass will put it on face book so keep a look out for the post.😊
@@fishinghinny you will get one I just know it trust me ps keep up the good videos you take the videos to a next level.you represent the ladys of fishing good on you that's what I say.all the best Stephen
Cheers for the vid Danielle ...another enjoyable watch lass.
Thanks Hugh, always a pleasure 👍🎣🐟
Tried the point today, and caught my first wrasse, and a good one at that! Keep on going, love the videos
Well done 👍
We were fishing just out from you on a small boat, we had codling, mackerel and pollack 👌
Well done again Danielle🎣🦾 I must learn about those ‘rotten bottoms’ before I tackle the north east coast🙌
Thanks Greg 👍
Yeh, they are essential for some parts of this coastline, it can be very tackle hungry 🎣🐟
Brings back memories,me and my mates used to fish beadnell and seahouses regularly in the summer. We got some cracking kelpies,but prime bait was peeler crab,had cod up to 7lb were you were and sometimes only needed a short lob,its deep close in and alot of reefs. Seahouses is the same ,had fish from less than 30 yards out
I’ll have to get some peeler for when I go back, I enjoyed fishing there 👍🎣🐟
Good Morning Danielle , Yet again another great video , your really smashing it tbh , as always take care & tight lines
Thanks Steve
Was a tough spot to fish, but I won’t let that put me off going back. I’m sure there will be decent fish up that way in future trips 👍🎣🐟
Hi danielle
I'm a little late for the party but I got here..
Well done and I'll look forward to your next outing..hope your well
Best wishes
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😆 Thanks Michael, lovely to hear from you, I hope your well too 👍🎣🐟
Well done Hinny 😊 You cast really well but pay attention to rigs, baits and locations. Ask 4 questions, what am I trying to catch, what does it feed on (that's what you'll use for bait) where do you find that food (that's where you'll fish) and what time of day or night is it most active (that's when you'll fish). Answer those and you're 80% of the way to catching it before you leave your front door 😊 Watch some of Mark Williams early rig building videos as he shows you step by step how to make pulley rigs, up & overs etc
Thanks Ian 👍 yeh, I do need to learn more about making rigs, and bait, time, location etc, it’s time for me to go digging deeper in and do some research, I’ll check out those videos cheers
Well done Hinny, full marks for getting out. I think you've been tango'd, mind you !
😆 haha yes, you may be correct there 😆🤩👍🎣🐟
Well done Hinny that's a really tough mark out on the point , I've fished it many times while on holiday and all I've done is lost lots of gear !! 😂 I have heard of some nice cod caught off the point so keep trying. I think the beach is better in winter but beautiful part of Northumberland 😊
Thanks Adam
Yeh it’s a great spot, I’ll definitely be going back to try again 👍🎣🐟
Brilliant video with tumultuous skies. Very Lord Of The Rings scenery. It also shows that in all angling patience is very important and just take the day for what it is, time in the great outdoors ❤❤❤
Thanks 🙏 yeh the sky gives a very good effect to the video, very dramatic. My patients is getting better the more I fish 👍🎣🐟
Thanks for the video Danielle, not too many fish but I bet you’re glad you didn’t catch one of those eels lol ❤️🐟
Haha yeh, very happy to have not been ‘slimed’ Chris. Pleased to get those bonny little wrasse though 🤩👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny Yeah they’re lovely looking fish, just a bit spiky ❤️🐟
Fished that same place a couple times few years ago and blanked, although the rocks at low water behind wall where you parked your car had some good pollock on lures low water.
I know the gulleys can fish quite well at times, I’ll try them at some point in the future with bait and lures 👍🎣🐟
Pooond for poond you can hold your head high and smile. good on ya lass nice scenery and you fishing as you should crack on be safe
Thanks Barry
Yeh, it seems to be working, and I’m sure I’ll just get better as time goes by 👍🎣🐟
As soon as I saw the row of houses behind you, I knew you were in Beadnell, it's a rather rocky spot.
Haha it is that, nice place to fish though, it was very enjoyable 🤩
Smashing it Danielle. Your videos always cheer me up
Ah thanks Mick, it cheers me up making them 👍🎣🐟
@fishinghinny I can tell. Lovely to have a creative output. I was out for pollok today. Blowing a hooley. Never even got a nibble but doesn't bother me.
Haha that’s fishing 🤷🏻♀️ there’s always next time 🤞
My last 3(4) sessions were; BLANC, BLANC, 1 (put it back, it was cool) today BLANC. I got home and watched your video and thought, there's nothing like having lessons from a woman on how to catch fish.
I finally saw fish being caught.
You are good, my first comment on your channel was "Always nice to see a woman fishing, especially fishing like this".
Ah thank you, it’s nice to hear things like this, I appreciate it very much that I’m accepted into the fishing world 👍🎣🤩🐟
As always Hinny, a great watch , tight lines 🎣
Thank you 🙏
Brilliant content as always 🎣🎣
Thanks Geordie, it’s always enjoyable making the videos 👍🎣🤩
If you catch an eel, hit it on the tail (not hard) it stuns it & will stop it writhing around to make it easier to unhook.
It will still swim away ok 👍
👍 good to know Darren
They are slimey buggers 😆
nice to see you happy and well.hinny
Thanks Brian
I’m always smiling when I’m out fishing
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Looks like a nice place but hayho you didn't blank ill get up that way 1day keep smiling an keep fishing.🎣👍🎣👍
Thanks Rob
Yeh no blank, again, I’m on a roll
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The salmon farms buy these wrasse alive to clean nets on the farms and the fish
Ah wow, I never knew that 👍 thanks for that information 🤩🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny it was on country file a while back in the forth I'm a fisherman myself fished the full British isles and Norway my pb is a 31 lb kelp cod from the shore . currently learning to walk from a work accident and operation from a broken leg can't wait to dust my rods of and get out every little fish counts ❤️
Hope you get back soon 👍🎣🐟
@@fishinghinny me too tight lines ive gave you a sub ❤️
Excellent video as always.ps have you had any bass yet.you need to get down to Rye Harbour east sussex myself and my mate are there fishing there next week if i get a bass will put it on face book so keep a look out for the post.😊
Thanks Stephen
I’ve not had a bass yet, I’m determined to get one this year though 🤞
@@fishinghinny you will get one I just know it trust me ps keep up the good videos you take the videos to a next level.you represent the ladys of fishing good on you that's what I say.all the best Stephen