Summer Rock Fishing for Cod | Cresswell, Northumberland
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024
- In this episode we travel north to Cresswell in Northumberland. Conditions for summer rock fishing are far from favourable with a south easterly swell and lots of colour in the water. We plugged away and managed to get three fish for the camera with Gary taking a nice plump summer codling to make the trip worthwhile.
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As always, thanks for watching, tight lines and keep fishing.
FCA.
Creswell is that where the drift cafe is, lovely corned beef pie, lovely after a spot of fishing
We’ll bare that in mind Paul👍
Nice take on that dongal rig there, without using any tackel on the end and using the loop to clip it down 👍🏻
Cheers mate🙋♂️👍
Great informative vid bud new marks
Thanks mate much appreciated 🙏
Verry good video lads . Them rigs are summic else class how they work
Cheers Lee much appreciated mate🙏👍
My new found favourite channel. Keep this style of content coming please. Not nearly enough of this North East rough ground angling on RUclips. Thanks for taking the time to record your angling experiences.
Thanks for watching and the feedback Alan very much appreciated 🙏🙏 we’ll certainly keep it coming👍
Nice cod and another good video
Thanks a lot Steve👍
Great video mate keep them coming, tight lines 🎣
Thanks Ian much appreciated 👍 we will do👍
This is why youre channel is my favourite channel. You fish the same places as I do and seeing it from another persons perspective is brilliant, love the content and looking forward to many more uploads of our local area. All the best. Lee
Hi Lee. Thanks very much for the kind words🙏🙏 there’ll definitely be plenty more content coming up 👍
fantastic video and becoming a big fan of this channel!!
Thanks very much for the kind feedback🙏 really appreciate it👍🙏
Great stuff lads I've fished in the boat as well as the shore along there always loads codlings wrasse and stuff in summer...enjoyed
Cheers mate much appreciated. 🙏👍 yeah great spot, just a bit too much colour in the water that day due to that south easterly, managed to winkle a few out though thankfully 🤞
Great vid, keep them coming 👍🎣😃
Thanks for watching Wayne, we will do 👍👍
Love cresswell it's as good as anywhere a the moment for kelpies,great video Graham.
Sorry David don't know where I got Graham from.👍
Haha no worries Mark! Thanks for watching and for the kind feedback🙏👍
Good vid boys, its been a long time since i fished there, infact the last time was a night when haleys comet was in the sky, must give it a try sometime
Thanks for watching Stephen 🙏👍 yes it’s definitely worth a shot. Good in winter too when there’s a touch of sea and lots of colour. Good luck 👍
My favourite venue
Thanks for watching Graham. Yeah it’s a cracking venue 👍
i love all this dongle stuff, a pennel without the bottom hook, many life times ago i was not hooking so many when using big bait, i put a hook at the top of the bait and hooked every fish after that, 5 on the hook with no bait and two on the hook with bait, ive never fished a single rig without that top hook since, mind you the top hook is bigger
Yeah it seems to do the trick John 👍
Great video content mate. What waders are you using and what boots. Cheers 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
Thanks very much mate🙏👍 they’re Vision Ikon waders and Vision Hopper boots with the studs screwed in. Only recently bought the waders but I’m extremely pleased but them👍 hope that helps, tight lines and thanks a lot for watching 🙏🙏👍
Sorry mate I hadn’t seen which video you were looking at. Those are my old Snowbies which have given up the ghost. I bought them about 7 years ago so not sure they’d be available anywhere these days.
Here's a tip for all the NE anglers fishing heavy ground, take a tip from the carp anglers who fish heavy weed, use a rig that drops the weight on your return if it snags, plenty vids on here showing how to do it. Now had your horses before you scream, make your own weights out of cut bicycle inner tubes filled with sand and/or gravel or anything else similar (cement in thin pipe). Make up 20 or more at home before you go fishing and accept you'll lose one most casts. Obviously you can't cast quite as far, but especially at night you don't get snagged after hooking a fish and losing it in rough ground, try it..
Very interesting idea David and certainly a lot more economical than lead sinkers that’s for sure! Thanks for the comment👍
@@fullcircleangling It works believe me but the best bit is you almost never lose a fish as they surface naturally without the weight. By the way you have the right bait for the winter, crab is a killer.
Great video from just down the road from where i live in Ellington. I am new to fishing and have a 13ft 4 to 6oz beach rod what strength main line would you recommend please. I will be using 4 and 5 oz weights. Cheers
Hi Chris thanks very much mate. If you’re using mono I’d do for somewhere between 30-40lb, either straight through or with a shockleader.
If you’re on braid and fixed spool then anything from 50lb upwards. Again you can either use a braid shockleader or for ease a lot of lads just fish 70-100lb straight through. Hope that helps 🙋♂️👍
@fullcircleangling no that's a great help. Thank you very much for the information mate. 👍
@@chris881989 no problem at all Chris. Good luck, let me know how you get on.
I’ll still chop and change between mono and braid. Sometimes when it’s too rough if there’s too much pull I’ll ditch my fixed spool and put a multiplier with mono on. The extra stretch enables you to fish stronger tidal areas at times and can give you an advantage.
All the best 🙋♂️
@@fullcircleangling I will keep you informed mate cheers.
I do have some 30lb mono that I got with the reel but was not to confident if it was strong enough as the last thing I want to do is keep snapping the line and losing everything so was thinking about using the stronger stuff and sticking some braid on.
All the best 👍
Please can you post more videos, im addicted and im running out .
Certainly will Jon! Next vid out on Friday mate👍👍
Had a couple nice 3lbs off cresswell carrs couple weel back
Yeah it’s a good mark. Thanks for watching 👍
Can't find those shimano reels you mentioned?
Hi Steven. It’s a Shimano Aero Technium MgS 14000XSC 👍
Thanks for watching 🙏
Don't see your logic mate, a multiplier will outcast a fixed spool with heavy lines, it is also far more suitable for heavy ground fishing and the strains involved.
Thanks for watching and the comment David.
Don’t disagree, if they’ve both got the same diameter heavy mono, multiplier wins all day.
But, the line on my fixed spool is considerably lower diameter, but stronger, braid - not heavy mono. So coupled with the line lay of the aero Technium, I can comfortably outcast my heavy duty multiplier reels. Not saying that’s the case for everyone, but it certainly is for me and lots of others up here.
Strain wise again I don’t disagree, a multiplier is better. But personally speaking, the trade off between distance and ease of fishing particularly at night, I tend to opt for the fixed spool.
All personal preference of course, each to their own for what works best for them.
Thanks again for watching, tight lines 👍
@@fullcircleangling OK mate fair enough and good videos, I'll be a subscriber. Incidentally 'lots of others up here' I live 3 miles from where you were fishing my friend.
@@davidoldboy5425 thanks very much for subscribing David, really appreciate it. Good to speak to another local angler👍👍
Canny video
Thanks Darren 🙏👍