@@MarcinKantorall good. Just tired after wknd.. weather is sooo crazy good 🤣 Friday fishing, Saturday hiking and then camping at the ocean.. I'm wrecked but i like it 😉
@@MarcinKantor im not going to complain too much i got a 60cm fish of the shore quite how im not sure because conditions were flat calm and the sunny splittin the trees again another prime example of our friends not reading our angling books and behaving in the manner they should!!
Hi Marcin, you'll find this funny. I used your lure rig with a teaser fly to fish for grey mullet, using a small dark silver seeker and a teaser fly with a bit of tesco bag! lol My new kit hasn't arrived yet so I had to improvise. But it works! Great fun, I caught 3 last night to 2.5lbs. On paper it shouldn't work work that well...so there you go. Thanks for the tips!
That's awesome Ross, were they golden grey? Having a go at the lure or the fly? And I don't get the part about tesco bag at all 😉 Would be good to see the rig, if you want to send a picture via social media?
the best lightrod(20g)- seatrout -lure in my opinion is the megabass FX9-wobbler. it has a lip, which is flexible and lie on to the body in flight. casting wonder. it has a vibrant belly shaking action, what sends out signals of blinkblink ;the chrome or silver sides of the lure. made for fast retrieve, and also performs twiching well. 2.my best blinker(spoon) is a 14g eitz-fly, uv-orange! and neongreen with multicolor silver-holofoil. best fly: polarmagnus-i agree:-)
Marcin I like the inline with the teaser fly. I would like to no please how you tie the leader to the other fly when using soft plastic. Do you just glue it to the shank of the fly hook
cheers Martin. For spin fishing I presume? Well, I'd recommend one of the Favorite ones I am using (skylines for example en.favorite-fishing.com/) but if you go to a tackle shop you will have plent options. get something casting up to 40gr and a reel no smaller than 4000, even 5000. If you're going to be working heavy flying Cs size 4 across fast current you need strong tackle
Another great video Marcin I always enjoy watching your passion for fishing! I’m looking forward to the bass fishing videos too, do you ever use a light setup for bass fishing?
Thank you John 👍 as light as I go for bass is 8-24gr rod, when I'm planning to do only the surface work. Other than that I usually fish tight quarters and snaggy ground, need the power to stop any angry bass in their tracks
Where is this county Kerry? I just moved from Holland to county Cork. Great for seabass but I still have to figure out the seatrout fishing around here.
Hi Mark, as you say Cork is great for Seabass, you will get seatrout too, but usually up further north can be good for seatrout. Anywhere towards northern counties really
Hi Marcin, I have recently taken up sea trout fishing. Getting lots of hits but really finding it hard to land the fish. They shake and twist in the water like nothing else and the hooks are just popping out. I dont use extra slpit rings and lately switched to braid main line with fluro leader. do they extra split rings really help and what type hooks do you recommend? (size and brand) also the braid being that much stiffer than mono do you think this is part of the reason I may also be losing so many fish? any help appreciated! thanks
A few things you can do here Michael. Use soft rod / slower action rod instead of fast or extra fast one, use 3 split rings, use mono instead of braid. Anything you can do to absorb the shakes and jumps while keeping tension 👌As to the hooks I find 2 singles facing each other so they crate an upside down heart shape being quite effective.
Like your vids! Super helpful stuff! Only thing I would say is maybe flip the dropper knot around the other way as having it the way it's shown in that shrimp rig pulls apart the knot and weakens the effecrive breaking strain drastically. Just wouldn't wanta big one snapping off your dropper!
Cheers Craig, I wouldn't want that either!! 😉😉 Not sure if I got exactly what you meant, but if the dropper tag was pointing towards the lure, it would be wrapping itself around the main line. This way it kicks out, but as I said, maybe that's not what you meant...
Yep that's what I meant! I know that it is then closer to mainline etc but it's the same when fly fishing and tying on two or three flies, they fish just fine and the knots are stronger! Obviously more prevelant with thin fly tippet, but just giving my 2 cents 🤙🏼
I also enjoy the artistic elements that you include. Entertaining and informative. Your efforts are appreciated. Thanks heaps. 13:24
My pleasure!
I like the new videos marcin
Very informative...thanks
Glad they're of value Jamie, tight lines 👍
Lovley video as usual spot on Mr Marcin keep them going
Thanking you sir 😎😎🎣🎣
Very nice video Marcin, was sent the link by a customer. Have to share the video must have to share, keep it up.
Thank you very much for that
Gentleman, great information and help with the set up...
No worries, best of luck
Wonderful and enlightening video, thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
Thank you David
Great stuff Marcin , looking gooooooooood!
Thanks a mill Noel, see you soon
Excellent videos and tips well done👍
Cheers James 🎣🎣
great video Marcin, thank you for sharing and making the effort!! Must admit super envious of what you are doing, see you next year :)
Thanks Derek, appreciate the good words mate 🎣🎣 tight lines yourself
Thanks for this1 Marcin! I want to try it too.
Another great video! 🎣 tight lines!
cheers buddy, hope all is well. Tight lines mate
@@MarcinKantorall good. Just tired after wknd.. weather is sooo crazy good 🤣 Friday fishing, Saturday hiking and then camping at the ocean.. I'm wrecked but i like it 😉
@@See-Ireland that's the way to do it lad!!! won't make the memories sitting in the living room...
Nice video mate and very useful information. well done
Glad you enjoyed it
great stuff marcin, if people aint catchin them after this video mate they should take up the knitting!! 👍👍
Hahaha thanks mate, I feel like taking it up myself after some sessions 😂😂
@@MarcinKantor im not going to complain too much i got a 60cm fish of the shore quite how im not sure because conditions were flat calm and the sunny splittin the trees again another prime example of our friends not reading our angling books and behaving in the manner they should!!
@@whitetroutchannel that's a beauty mate, very well done. Got one yesterday, she practically jumped out of the net, but I am still counting it :)
@@MarcinKantor totally mate if you touch the leader thats a catch or so say the i.g.f.a. lol
Great stuff
Thank you Martin 🎣🎣
Hi Marcin, great videos thanks. Question, have you ever tried using a teaser fly when spinning for Atlantic salmon in fresh water rivers?
No, would be interesting once to try
Hi Marcin, you'll find this funny. I used your lure rig with a teaser fly to fish for grey mullet, using a small dark silver seeker and a teaser fly with a bit of tesco bag! lol My new kit hasn't arrived yet so I had to improvise. But it works! Great fun, I caught 3 last night to 2.5lbs. On paper it shouldn't work work that well...so there you go. Thanks for the tips!
That's awesome Ross, were they golden grey? Having a go at the lure or the fly? And I don't get the part about tesco bag at all 😉 Would be good to see the rig, if you want to send a picture via social media?
Nice video Marcin , thanks for tips . Looking for more your videos and new adventures of yours :) like from me pal .
Thanks very much Ted, all the best, tight lines 🎣🎣
Joran dan umpan yang keren bro👍👍😍😍
Mantap😍😍
thanks!!🎣🎣
the best lightrod(20g)- seatrout -lure in my opinion is the megabass FX9-wobbler.
it has a lip, which is flexible and lie on to the body in flight. casting wonder.
it has a vibrant belly shaking action, what sends out signals of blinkblink ;the chrome or silver sides of the lure. made for fast retrieve, and also performs twiching well.
2.my best blinker(spoon) is a 14g eitz-fly, uv-orange! and neongreen with multicolor silver-holofoil.
best fly: polarmagnus-i agree:-)
Thank you very much for the information, will look them up now 👍👍
Marcin I like the inline with the teaser fly. I would like to no please how you tie the leader to the other fly when using soft plastic. Do you just glue it to the shank of the fly hook
Micheal, I will have a vid on that soon. Its a match fishing style of knot plus a drop of superglue
Brilliant video marcin I'm looking for a spinning reel and rod for the salmon could you recommend any thanks
cheers Martin. For spin fishing I presume? Well, I'd recommend one of the Favorite ones I am using (skylines for example en.favorite-fishing.com/) but if you go to a tackle shop you will have plent options. get something casting up to 40gr and a reel no smaller than 4000, even 5000. If you're going to be working heavy flying Cs size 4 across fast current you need strong tackle
Lovely....where can I purchase these shrimp flies??👍
Uh, I can't remember but I am sure you'll find something similar on adh fishing. It was a scandinavian shop
Another great video Marcin I always enjoy watching your passion for fishing!
I’m looking forward to the bass fishing videos too, do you ever use a light setup for bass fishing?
Thank you John 👍 as light as I go for bass is 8-24gr rod, when I'm planning to do only the surface work. Other than that I usually fish tight quarters and snaggy ground, need the power to stop any angry bass in their tracks
Hi Marcin. Amazing video! Keep it up! I do have a question, please: What material do you use for the teaser fly?
In this particular fly were DNA fibres
Where is this county Kerry? I just moved from Holland to county Cork. Great for seabass but I still have to figure out the seatrout fishing around here.
Hi Mark, as you say Cork is great for Seabass, you will get seatrout too, but usually up further north can be good for seatrout. Anywhere towards northern counties really
Hi Marcin, I have recently taken up sea trout fishing. Getting lots of hits but really finding it hard to land the fish. They shake and twist in the water like nothing else and the hooks are just popping out. I dont use extra slpit rings and lately switched to braid main line with fluro leader. do they extra split rings really help and what type hooks do you recommend? (size and brand) also the braid being that much stiffer than mono do you think this is part of the reason I may also be losing so many fish? any help appreciated! thanks
PS your videos are awesome keep up the good work!
A few things you can do here Michael. Use soft rod / slower action rod instead of fast or extra fast one, use 3 split rings, use mono instead of braid. Anything you can do to absorb the shakes and jumps while keeping tension 👌As to the hooks I find 2 singles facing each other so they crate an upside down heart shape being quite effective.
Like your vids! Super helpful stuff! Only thing I would say is maybe flip the dropper knot around the other way as having it the way it's shown in that shrimp rig pulls apart the knot and weakens the effecrive breaking strain drastically. Just wouldn't wanta big one snapping off your dropper!
Cheers Craig, I wouldn't want that either!! 😉😉 Not sure if I got exactly what you meant, but if the dropper tag was pointing towards the lure, it would be wrapping itself around the main line. This way it kicks out, but as I said, maybe that's not what you meant...
Yep that's what I meant! I know that it is then closer to mainline etc but it's the same when fly fishing and tying on two or three flies, they fish just fine and the knots are stronger! Obviously more prevelant with thin fly tippet, but just giving my 2 cents 🤙🏼
@@craigbrashaw9604 thanks Craig, appreciate the feedback mate
Did I see a smith jibtricky 90sp Marcin👌👌👌👌
You did indeed mate 😎😎 they're working for you?
@@MarcinKantorGood pull on an out going tide wind behind you the lure never leaves the box👍👍👍👍
@@mark3995 serious action on it, tried it yesterday, but the blue kitly was killing it!!
@@MarcinKantor Perch and pike love them bit expensive at €23 mine are fitted with plugging single hooks good for kicking up the sand less snagging.
Top, abraços de Portugal
Muito obrigado!
hey marcin...where did you buy your rig winders.great video.
Cheers Paul, aliexpress 👍
Hi Marcin what is the name of the fly you are using for seatrout fishing. Thanks.
the pink one is called Pattergrissen, the other two, not sure the names but they are shrimp imitations
@@MarcinKantor thank you. 👌
What cameras are you using Marcin?
a couple of hero 7s and a galaxy note Carl
Do you only use Danish fly paterns???🤣
The name of the fly is not shrimp teaser, its polar magnus.