Another entertaining session, (it's not all about catching), and I just love the "dangling spoons"😂 The last section is, I believe, the most informative and demonstrates just how important kit management is with almost all forms of angling; well done for showing that and I may steal the idea for my next one🤣😂🤣 And, if the sea is reluctant to give up her bounty, perhaps it's time for a return to the Pike fishing in Norwich? 🤔
I got fed up of not being able to find a spoon when i needed it or losing them completely! Hence the dangling spoons. I must admit I take far too much kit with me but I also know if I take less I’ll need the very thing I’ve left at home, Sods law you know. As for the pike fishing I will get round to doing more soon, other things keep getting the way. Glad you are enjoying my little videos. Thanks for watching and the comment, tight lines.
Thank you Steve, just filmed on my phone. No fancy video recorder. I did splash out on a decent wireless microphone though. The action cam I use is only a cheapish one, not a GoPro.
Nice video mate, I miss fishing off the shingle but there is no way that I could manage it at the moment. I have been using small squid and lug wraps dongle fashion on small circle hooks on my local beach and have had a few flatties all lip hooked with them. I use a bit of green garden twine a few inches long with a couple of knots in them to lash the bait to and then just put the hook through the twine below a knot, seems to work ok for me.
I’ve done some thing very similar on one of my previous videos, I can’t remember which one though. I did have some success with it but have slipped back into old habits. I must give it another try as it does reduce the number of deep hook ups. Thanks for watching and the comment, tight lines Michael.
I had similar issues with dongle rigs at Cley, it's dogfish. They chew and hang on to the bait without connecting with the hook. Then they drop off, often at your feet where you can see them swim off.
Thats quite possible, I need to persevere with the dongle rig. I’m sure I’ll be ok with it once I catch a few fish on it. Just not confident with it yet. Thanks for watching George and commenting. Tight lines.
On the fishingmegastore.com web site its called a DAMS IMAX Iconic Competition Beach Shelter. On offer at £95 RRP£189.99. Or on the Angling Direct web site its called a IMAX FR Competition Beach Shelter at £129.99. Both are the same thing, as far as I can see, same picture used on both web sites. I weighed mine, complete in bag. Just under 4kg/9lbs. Hope this helps. Just one thing, there is a bit of a knack of putting up and down as the legs are jointed so they can be folded in half. Maybe should do a video showing how I do it. Glad you like the videos Rob, tight lines.
Another entertaining session, (it's not all about catching), and I just love the "dangling spoons"😂
The last section is, I believe, the most informative and demonstrates just how important kit management is with almost all forms of angling; well done for showing that and I may steal the idea for my next one🤣😂🤣
And, if the sea is reluctant to give up her bounty, perhaps it's time for a return to the Pike fishing in Norwich? 🤔
I got fed up of not being able to find a spoon when i needed it or losing them completely! Hence the dangling spoons. I must admit I take far too much kit with me but I also know if I take less I’ll need the very thing I’ve left at home, Sods law you know. As for the pike fishing I will get round to doing more soon, other things keep getting the way. Glad you are enjoying my little videos. Thanks for watching and the comment, tight lines.
Great to watch as always thanks for sharing Sir! Been busy buts its great to catch up with your videos again after a while :)
Cheers
Rob.
Glad you enjoyed your catch up. Aways nice to hear from you. Cheers Robert
Nice vid mate picture quality really good
Thank you Steve, just filmed on my phone. No fancy video recorder. I did splash out on a decent wireless microphone though. The action cam I use is only a cheapish one, not a GoPro.
Nice one for another vid chief. Well done. All the best from G.Y
Thanks Carl. I do my best. Tight lines from NORWICH.
Nice video mate, I miss fishing off the shingle but there is no way that I could manage it at the moment. I have been using small squid and lug wraps dongle fashion on small circle hooks on my local beach and have had a few flatties all lip hooked with them. I use a bit of green garden twine a few inches long with a couple of knots in them to lash the bait to and then just put the hook through the twine below a knot, seems to work ok for me.
I’ve done some thing very similar on one of my previous videos, I can’t remember which one though. I did have some success with it but have slipped back into old habits. I must give it another try as it does reduce the number of deep hook ups. Thanks for watching and the comment, tight lines Michael.
I had similar issues with dongle rigs at Cley, it's dogfish. They chew and hang on to the bait without connecting with the hook. Then they drop off, often at your feet where you can see them swim off.
Thats quite possible, I need to persevere with the dongle rig. I’m sure I’ll be ok with it once I catch a few fish on it. Just not confident with it yet. Thanks for watching George and commenting. Tight lines.
Love watching ur videos…. What beach shelter u using I use a bigaloo urs seems so much more compact
On the fishingmegastore.com web site its called a DAMS IMAX Iconic Competition Beach Shelter. On offer at £95 RRP£189.99. Or on the Angling Direct web site its called a IMAX FR Competition Beach Shelter at £129.99. Both are the same thing, as far as I can see, same picture used on both web sites. I weighed mine, complete in bag. Just under 4kg/9lbs. Hope this helps. Just one thing, there is a bit of a knack of putting up and down as the legs are jointed so they can be folded in half. Maybe should do a video showing how I do it. Glad you like the videos Rob, tight lines.
@@theangliaangler thanks for that much appreciated