I had an angling store for over 10 years . Opening in 2005 , Bass spinning was mostly freshwater spinning gear . Gradually Bass fishing became more specific. It was the fastest growing pursuit in our store. LRF and Soft Plastics , the 1000’s of hard lures meant the explosion of different rods . 7’ to 9’ was the main selling point. Braid revolutionized spinning. Today I’d reckon it’s the most enjoyable type of fishing with the light gear . The fish , Bass ,Seatrout , Mackerel, Pollack & Wrasse have not gotten anymore intelligent 😂 The Tackle catches the Angler , and the fish I suppose 😂😂 Atb Tony , great video
Excellent tutorial video everything well explained so much so that I may invest in a lure rod when I can get down to the coast. Having watched you putting theory into practice I feel confident I would enjoy the challenge in particular doing the crack of dawn sessions.
Good video, I'm just starting out with lure fishing for bass, I've not used braid before and I've got myself a decent monofilament line of 12lb and I'm running that straight through to my lure clip, once I've gotten used to lure fishing I may decide to give braid a try 😀
Started fishing 6 years ago. Spinfishing for zander. Listened to many "you have to" 's and many "you need" 's . Decided to find out myself. I'm fishing with almost all "can not" 's. Out of about 20 fisherman spinning for zander where I fish, I'm one of the best catchers. (if not the best) I personally think there's a lot of ego in the"you have to" 's and "you need" 's. Probably starting this summer in the surf, let's see.
Just come across your channel I've been enjoying your videos. I've not managed my first bass this year but got my first mackerel. Not giving up on this year yet though.
It's a good idea to use a leader for a few reasons. The main one for me is that it's a lot more abrasion resistant and doesn't snag as easily. Bass will run you into snags if they can. Nothing worse than losing both a good fish and a favourite lure!
I've been using one of those Shimano FX 4000 lure like in the video, cheaper than chips (£20), rock solid, landed a 5lb and 8lb bass with it no worries. Wash it off after every session, a bit of grease and WD every now and again and your away . When it gives up, I'm recycling it and buying another.
Hi wayne ...love your channel...i currently use a 6ft6 one piece rod 15-45g paired with a 3000 size reel ...and it works the south coast well for me ...i just prefer shorter rods in America i see a lot of shore anglers using smaller rods even seen a guy using a 5ft jigging rod ..but most not over 7ft why do we tend to use longer rods in the uk? I can still cast a good distance with what i use ..
Thank you! Come to think of it, my rod when I was in America was 7ft. The longer rods, when used as designed, will send a lure out a lot further. If you have a 6'6 try an 8'6 and see how much more distance you get. Plus, our rods need the extra length to get the lighter lures out to where they need.to go A 7-35g, 8'6 should be ample
Thank you mate! I've been trying to get it out for ages but work and all... The thing with lure fishing is.... There are usually more blanks than catches, the blanks are when you learn the most😁
This is literally me over the last month hahaha, the only thing I've caught, is the lure that I lost the day previous 😂 just love the motion of lure/feather fishing. Becoming desensitised to catching nothing but disappointment too, great fun
You'd be able to use that for sure! With a 9' to 10' rod you'll be able to load it up better and get your lure out.further plus... The action a longer rod has is more forgiving when you have a fighter on. You'll lose less fish. Hope that makes sense.
Just intrigued as my brain was doing flips trying to place it . Definitely American and British ... Anyway s just came across you channel , awesome stuff and great advice . Subbed and looking forwards to seeing more of your uploads 👍👍👍
Now you have the kit, don't forget to check out the rest of my lure adventures so far😜 Lure Fishing: ruclips.net/p/PL7vNnbyHGcEWCfuxgdxNon00cQlOpxZnu
I had an angling store for over 10 years . Opening in 2005 , Bass spinning was mostly freshwater spinning gear . Gradually Bass fishing became more specific. It was the fastest growing pursuit in our store. LRF and Soft Plastics , the 1000’s of hard lures meant the explosion of different rods . 7’ to 9’ was the main selling point. Braid revolutionized spinning. Today I’d reckon it’s the most enjoyable type of fishing with the light gear . The fish , Bass ,Seatrout , Mackerel, Pollack & Wrasse have not gotten anymore intelligent 😂 The Tackle catches the Angler , and the fish I suppose 😂😂 Atb Tony , great video
Spinning is definitely an addictive sport.
Like you say, the tackle catches the angler, I don't mind that though😁
Nice one dude 👍 thanks for taking the time to help us newbees
Excellent tutorial video everything well explained so much so that I may invest in a lure rod when I can get down to the coast. Having watched you putting theory into practice I feel confident I would enjoy the challenge in particular doing the crack of dawn sessions.
Nice one thanks for your help mate 👍 👌
Good video, I'm just starting out with lure fishing for bass, I've not used braid before and I've got myself a decent monofilament line of 12lb and I'm running that straight through to my lure clip, once I've gotten used to lure fishing I may decide to give braid a try 😀
Thank you Sam.
Lure fishing as a blast you will love it!
Go to braid, you will thank me later.
@@Anglingaddict75 ok I'll give braid a try, thanks for the advice 👍🏼
Started fishing 6 years ago. Spinfishing for zander. Listened to many "you have to" 's and many "you need" 's . Decided to find out myself. I'm fishing with almost all "can not" 's. Out of about 20 fisherman spinning for zander where I fish, I'm one of the best catchers. (if not the best) I personally think there's a lot of ego in the"you have to" 's and "you need" 's. Probably starting this summer in the surf, let's see.
It's always best to find things out yourself and a heck of alot more rewarding!
Hope you get into the surf, it's a blast.
Just come across your channel I've been enjoying your videos. I've not managed my first bass this year but got my first mackerel. Not giving up on this year yet though.
That's great! Welcome to the adventure 😁 Glad your enjoying the videos. Don't give up EVER🤣 especially now, the big ones should be showing up now.
It's a good idea to use a leader for a few reasons. The main one for me is that it's a lot more abrasion resistant and doesn't snag as easily. Bass will run you into snags if they can. Nothing worse than losing both a good fish and a favourite lure!
Cheers mate trying to do a bit more sea fishing with lures plus I need a new reel 👍👍👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐟
Hope it helps a little mate. It can get confusing.
Thanks for watching 👍
I've been using one of those Shimano FX 4000 lure like in the video, cheaper than chips (£20), rock solid, landed a 5lb and 8lb bass with it no worries. Wash it off after every session, a bit of grease and WD every now and again and your away .
When it gives up, I'm recycling it and buying another.
It's an amazing reel, literally bomb proof. If you find something that works why change it!
Thanks for watching mate!
Hi wayne ...love your channel...i currently use a 6ft6 one piece rod 15-45g paired with a 3000 size reel ...and it works the south coast well for me ...i just prefer shorter rods in America i see a lot of shore anglers using smaller rods even seen a guy using a 5ft jigging rod ..but most not over 7ft why do we tend to use longer rods in the uk? I can still cast a good distance with what i use ..
Thank you!
Come to think of it, my rod when I was in America was 7ft.
The longer rods, when used as designed, will send a lure out a lot further.
If you have a 6'6 try an 8'6 and see how much more distance you get.
Plus, our rods need the extra length to get the lighter lures out to where they need.to go
A 7-35g, 8'6 should be ample
Bam .you got it right man.The Seeker .TOP LURE MAN.
BAM! got to love the seeker, have you tried the surf seekers?
@@Anglingaddict75 are they different from the normal seekers?
Not really, different colours and weight. I think the smallest is 30g.
They are specific to bass. The original seeker was designed for.sea trout😱
@@Anglingaddict75 No .But but i have one .Do you think the treble hook is a bit small on the seeker.
I actually thought it was a bit big. I try and use the single as much as I can.
Excellent
Really helpful
Great vid man. Wish you'd done this vid three months ago, went spinning like 10 times and nothing, also lost lures :(
Thank you mate!
I've been trying to get it out for ages but work and all... The thing with lure fishing is.... There are usually more blanks than catches, the blanks are when you learn the most😁
This is literally me over the last month hahaha, the only thing I've caught, is the lure that I lost the day previous 😂 just love the motion of lure/feather fishing. Becoming desensitised to catching nothing but disappointment too, great fun
Ivs got a small 5 10 rod. I bought it to use for lure fishing. Would it work? I thought when lure fishing your required short rods...
You'd be able to use that for sure! With a 9' to 10' rod you'll be able to load it up better and get your lure out.further plus... The action a longer rod has is more forgiving when you have a fighter on. You'll lose less fish. Hope that makes sense.
@@Anglingaddict75 thanks for the quick reply!😁 loving the videos lately. Have you fished lures in the winter by the way??
Only in fresh water and that was in America.
I will here though... From the sounds of it it's a challenge.
What's best start up kit m8
It depends on what your budget is really
Rod, 7-35g casting weight
Reel 3000 size
Braid main line
And a few lures should get you going.
What accent is that ?
It is what you want it to be.... I've had all sorts🤣🤣
Just intrigued as my brain was doing flips trying to place it . Definitely American and British ...
Anyway s just came across you channel , awesome stuff and great advice . Subbed and looking forwards to seeing more of your uploads 👍👍👍
Hit the nail on the head bud 👍
Glad your liking the content, enjoy😎
I have videos every Sunday 😁