The Mythical Flounder - Fishing Langstone Harbour

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • The hunt for a flounder continues, a tall order but I love a challenge.
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Комментарии • 46

  • @ChrisDeaneADI
    @ChrisDeaneADI 4 года назад +3

    Going back about 35 years ago, god I feel old You used to be able to fish off the end of a pier/jetty which from where you are fishing would be to your right about 1/2 mile down. Used to be quite a hot spot for flat fish, very popular with anglers.
    Ive recently moved back to Portsmouth and driving down the Eastern road I notice people fishing from behind their cars where the pier used to be so guess it’s gone now. Enjoy your videos, look forward to the next one.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад +1

      I did try to catch my first harbour mullet from that jetty a few years back. Shame they pulled it down, everyone's gone all health and safety mad and some very lovely structures have been removed.
      Stu

    • @briansilver6196
      @briansilver6196 4 года назад

      I remember that pier about 45 years ago there used to be a ship moored to it ,it was a schooner, it was there for a long time ,bet you can't remember that

  • @Anglingaddict75
    @Anglingaddict75 4 года назад +3

    That sir was an amazing video! Good to see more videos done locally! Look forward to more content in the new year!

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      Thank you my friend, look forward to hooking up for a fish soon.
      Stu

  • @seaangling
    @seaangling 4 года назад

    Amazing video Stu. Time spent fishing is never time wasted, a chance to reflect, to think and just slow down from the pace of life. Your films always capture an atmosphere that is calming and a pleasure to watch.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      Thank you Mark, appreciate that. Those few night sessions were enjoyable but I can't flex my film making muscles in the dark, so I really enjoyed making this one. Back out in the morning, Eastney in search of a dab. Fingers crossed.
      Happy New year to you and yours. 😎

    • @seaangling
      @seaangling 4 года назад

      Filming in the dark is difficult. I’m out tomorrow and think I’ll send the drone up for an alternative view.

  • @doniek087
    @doniek087 4 года назад +1

    This is an amazing video!! The production is fantastic. Great job, wow!!! Happy New Year to You.

  • @Bernieclark45
    @Bernieclark45 3 года назад +1

    That is the Tudor and the sailing centre slip ways.

  • @briansilver6196
    @briansilver6196 4 года назад

    Hi stu ,as u have a boat ,you could go over to the sand banks by the mulberry, you have the sand banks and mud flaps to fish ,there's plenty of choice there ,happy new year mate

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад +1

      Brian, that had crossed my mind, planing on a trip out there once the weather warms and the bream shoals return. That should be fun. Happy New year buddy. 😎

  • @russellhallam8054
    @russellhallam8054 4 года назад

    Morning .that was a great video to watch .
    I fished on my boat a week ago up by the old jet ski pontoons .
    Totally crabbed out . Still good to get out though 👍. Need to find a bank or two to see if I can find a flaty or two .. .

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад +1

      Let's hope a cold snap kills them crabs off. Good luck with finding some flounders. Seems most are along the beaches and not venturing into the harbours.

    • @russellhallam8054
      @russellhallam8054 4 года назад

      @@thesweetcornkid266 lets hope so .. I will venture up ionto the harbour further .. and have a look around . I have never been upto the top .

  • @russelwellard2217
    @russelwellard2217 4 года назад

    I really enjoyed the film Stuart lovely music and scenery totally relaxing, i fish for flounder myself in my local estuary I'm lucky enough to have an old French split cane rod which has a lovely action that i use for various types of fishing, I'm off tomorrow for a bit of Pike fishing on my local river,
    Keep the films coming have a great new year and most of all enjoy your fishing, all the best Russ

  • @richardturner5651
    @richardturner5651 4 года назад

    Thank you for the videos over the last year,.. Happy New Year.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      It's been my pleasure Richard. Happy New year my friend.

  • @rossmcleod7983
    @rossmcleod7983 4 года назад

    Good to see another beautiful vid where you give your painters eye a free run Stu. Makes me want to put the rods away and trot out the watercolours. Crabs and sea lice are the bane of my local too and that’s when the frikken midges are on holiday. Still, we fish! Best wishes to you and yours for the new year.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад +1

      Thank you Ross, so pleased you enjoyed it. Happy New year my friend.

  • @clivewelch1025
    @clivewelch1025 4 года назад

    Hi Stu beautiful little video I loved the slow motion of the birds and the music. Blimey that tanker looked really close in. Have a happy new year and we will see you in 2020 but until then take care my friend.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      Happy new year Clive. Thanks for the kind words. Yes that tanker went over my lines and churned the bottom up a tad. I left shortly after its arrival, kind of killed the atmosphere.

  • @jmc8018
    @jmc8018 4 года назад +1

    I’ve fished further down next to the other aggregates yard, blanked there too.

  • @warrenpalmer7732
    @warrenpalmer7732 4 года назад

    great vid stu as always mate and great camera work

  • @rokhnroll
    @rokhnroll 4 года назад

    Another cracking video, Happy new Year to you and yours for 2020. Thanks for posting.

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      Thank you my friend, and happy new year to you and yours too. 😎👍🏻

  • @gilessexton49
    @gilessexton49 4 года назад

    Simply great Stu........ Happy New year mate

  • @leefishersallwaysfishing
    @leefishersallwaysfishing 4 года назад

    Nice one Stu, great vid as always look forward to more of the same.

  • @crazyferret9409
    @crazyferret9409 3 года назад

    Bloody brents!

  • @iankerslake7360
    @iankerslake7360 4 года назад +1

    Can I ask where that slipway is please, I own a little sib and looking for local slipways to launch from

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад +1

      Sore, it's tudor sailing club on the Eastern road. It does say its a private slipway, so they might well moan if they see you.

    • @iankerslake7360
      @iankerslake7360 4 года назад

      @@thesweetcornkid266 ah yes I know it, I use to go to that sailing club when at school 36 years ago 😂 thanks again

  • @TheAutisticAngler
    @TheAutisticAngler 4 года назад

    Been there done that with the same result

  • @djmossssomjd8496
    @djmossssomjd8496 4 года назад

    No interest in sea fishing but as always a fine video. Hope your lines remain tight in 2020 :-)

  • @garyriddell4825
    @garyriddell4825 4 года назад

    Happy new year mate iam in Portsmouth with my mum

  • @Angrypostman1977
    @Angrypostman1977 4 года назад

    I want to give hayling island and langstone Harbour a go what tips do you have for me please

    • @thesweetcornkid266
      @thesweetcornkid266  4 года назад

      Don't bother lol. No seriously, I think on the edd there's always a chance of a bass. I think the flounders are very few and far between, they seem to show up along the beach but rarely seem to venture I to the harbours.