Great video Oban as always , what spinning rod weight size etc are you using in this vid as looking to pair up a rod with a new Shimano twin power sw c 5000/6000 for an all round bass / pollock spin / jig set up , many thanks for any advice
Great session. Thanks for sharing. Curious- did you use just the one lure for all the session or swap round a bit? Curious as to which lure worked best. As I hoping to get out there on my yak, fingers crossed those big silver bars will be heading this way soon, south coast nr. Brighton. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hey man sorry to see the reel let you down. I've had so many gear failures this last year I know just how you feel. I've started taking 4 reels with me in the car so I can't fail. I have been looking at the Penn spinfisher along with other Penn Reels. They seem to be very Hardy reels. I have a 7000 surf blaster at the moment and it's never let me down for beach fishing. Would you recommend the Spinfisher? Lovely video as always! Tight lines!
I rate the Penn reels, ironically the only one that’s ever failed on me was the 8000 surfblaster but it was 9 years old so fair game as far as I’m concerned. The Spinfisher has to be the best all rounder, I own several and will replace the Surfblaster with one. Battles are nice but not sealed so it depends how wet you expect it to get
@@obanonthewater7796 thank you for such a good reply. I am clumsy so I expect everything to come into contact with salt water. The spin it is. I've had a Wrath for years too but it's on its last legs now. Time for it to retire.
With great difficulty! I carry the boat on my shoulder and engine separately. Transom mounted launch wheels and an outboard trolley is what I’d use on a set up any heavier than this
@@obanonthewater7796 it's coping with the surf. I've not tried it yet on a beach but onshore wind or anything like that puts me off. I use transom wheels but solo any sort of surf looks challenging
Great to see you back on the bass, with some excellent condition fish. Frustrating when something breaks when unexpected and end up using the lesser option, but hey! probably won't be the last time. Great fishing Oban, very enjoyable watch. Arthur.
Porthoustock....
We was there 2 years ago, lovely little place ❤ ❤
Lovely lil sesh bud😁🤙
Awesome, nice to see that are you getting some bass keep the content coming love it !
Great stuff and brilliant talking through your thinking!
Nice session mate! The Van Staal reel handle at 1:19 is surrealistic 😲 Hoping it is still under warranty and you could get a quick replacement.
Replacement handle under warranty should be with me next week thankfully 😅
Great work . Keep it coming. Inspirational.
Lovely conditioned fish😀🎣
Just got back from fishing that spot today on a kayak. Not much tide so no bass. Got a couple of lovely pollock though.
Beautiful bass! ❤🎣
Nice days fishing shows, definitely more fish afloat than I catch from the shore there
That’s one of the reasons I got into SIBs although I will say that although the numbers are better the size isn’t always.
Brilliant 👌
Great video Oban as always , what spinning rod weight size etc are you using in this vid as looking to pair up a rod with a new Shimano twin power sw c 5000/6000 for an all round bass / pollock spin / jig set up , many thanks for any advice
Great session. Thanks for sharing. Curious- did you use just the one lure for all the session or swap round a bit? Curious as to which lure worked best. As I hoping to get out there on my yak, fingers crossed those big silver bars will be heading this way soon, south coast nr. Brighton. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hey man sorry to see the reel let you down. I've had so many gear failures this last year I know just how you feel. I've started taking 4 reels with me in the car so I can't fail. I have been looking at the Penn spinfisher along with other Penn Reels. They seem to be very Hardy reels. I have a 7000 surf blaster at the moment and it's never let me down for beach fishing.
Would you recommend the Spinfisher?
Lovely video as always! Tight lines!
I rate the Penn reels, ironically the only one that’s ever failed on me was the 8000 surfblaster but it was 9 years old so fair game as far as I’m concerned. The Spinfisher has to be the best all rounder, I own several and will replace the Surfblaster with one. Battles are nice but not sealed so it depends how wet you expect it to get
@@obanonthewater7796 thank you for such a good reply. I am clumsy so I expect everything to come into contact with salt water. The spin it is.
I've had a Wrath for years too but it's on its last legs now. Time for it to retire.
bro, how's your outboard motor doing? any issues? any regrets of not getting electric start and power tilt?
Nice beautiful ! Where about is this
Porthoustock, Lizard peninsula, south west Cornwall , nearest town is Helston.
I should like to see how you beach launch on your own fella
Fella 🤮
With great difficulty! I carry the boat on my shoulder and engine separately. Transom mounted launch wheels and an outboard trolley is what I’d use on a set up any heavier than this
@@stuntmansynyster bellend :)
@@obanonthewater7796 it's coping with the surf. I've not tried it yet on a beach but onshore wind or anything like that puts me off. I use transom wheels but solo any sort of surf looks challenging
Great to see you back on the bass, with some excellent condition fish. Frustrating when something breaks when unexpected and end up using the lesser option, but hey! probably won't be the last time. Great fishing Oban, very enjoyable watch. Arthur.