Catch Fish at Portsmouth: SOUTHSEA ... THE BLOCKS

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Two autumn daytime sessions (recorded on 13.10.22 and 14.10.22), fishing The Blocks at Southsea in Portsmouth, Hampshire (UK). Black bream and wrasse were caught, with a codling turning up in the second session.
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Комментарии • 52

  • @robert-hh2ft
    @robert-hh2ft Год назад +3

    no silly music no silly montages shown at speed this is what i love about this its a true fishing video bravo to this quiet man we need more of this

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks for that - I want to keep my videos focused on the actual fishing, without unnecessary b-roll and music distractions.

  • @albertcross4275
    @albertcross4275 Год назад +1

    Codling in daylight at southsea, well done you. Great vlog again take care. 😊😊🇫🇷🇫🇷

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks Albert 👍 It was a surprise and most welcome.

  • @nicholascavie2464
    @nicholascavie2464 Год назад +1

    Awesome again Mick the old first cast fish curse. Loved eating huss cold wind comeing straight of ocean water dirty and lots of weed no fishing this weekend forecast rain .Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks again Nick. Yes - I'm often too eager to wet a line and cast one rig out before I'm really ready. I should know better - first bite, particularly if straight away, is often from a decent fish - and I have lost quite a few by not being prepared for that! It sometimes also happens on the last (one more go) cast, when I've already packed some gear away, including my cameras!

  • @michaelhayes1068
    @michaelhayes1068 Год назад +1

    Good evening
    Well done , nice variety of fish and a bonus huss, I like seeing these fish especially the larger ones ... very enjoyable thank you
    Best regards

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад +1

      Thanks Michael - I would have liked to have seen the one I lost!

  • @l0rcanbubb829
    @l0rcanbubb829 6 месяцев назад

    LOVELY vid thank you. Heading down for a week on a dad and Son trip. He is 8. will fish pier and beack but i think beach more as away from crowds. We usually fish WQhitby but coming down to re live my old Navy years.

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  6 месяцев назад

      Nice one - will have to visit Whitby some time.

  • @carljanisewski
    @carljanisewski Год назад

    A good mixed bag ,thanks for sharing with us all .

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      My pleasure and thanks for watching and commenting 😊

  • @fisherman5517
    @fisherman5517 Год назад +1

    good couple of days fishing ,enjoyable to watch thanks ,tight lines .

  • @Taz6688
    @Taz6688 Год назад +1

    Plenty of fish, although the conditions were a bit rough, as always well put together clip, thanks for sharing, tight lines

  • @robert-hh2ft
    @robert-hh2ft Год назад

    i love this natural paced video of fishing my local beach years ago i used to fish here in my teens i want to take up fishing again im 52 now

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      52 is young compared with most anglers these days - go for it!

    • @fugly72
      @fugly72 5 месяцев назад

      I’m 53, been fishing for years but really started getting into it in my late 40s. Me and a friend are fishing southsea blocks tomorrow. Lovely video thank you 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣👍

  • @dangerranger9492
    @dangerranger9492 Год назад +1

    thanks for the video mate, more cod! tight line's.

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks for watching again - I hope you are getting them in Hythe.

    • @dangerranger9492
      @dangerranger9492 Год назад

      @@rodsangleuk6283 I'll let you know mate 👍

  • @tonycross5801
    @tonycross5801 Год назад

    Great session as usual. Codling bonus too.

  • @KerbsideClassics
    @KerbsideClassics Год назад +1

    hi Rod great video enjoyed this one cheers

  • @edwardde-frayne2223
    @edwardde-frayne2223 Год назад +1

    Hi Rod,
    Many thanks for another great video! Well done on the Huss!
    Will definitely be having a go down that way at some point!

  • @larrylad44larry5
    @larrylad44larry5 Год назад

    I really love your videos … so relaxing and informative

  • @lunacy1971
    @lunacy1971 Год назад +1

    Nice video ..definitely a huss I work in a fishmonger we get both in on a regular basis

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Many thanks for watching and your confirmation of fish identification - much appreciated.

  • @robsmith7391
    @robsmith7391 Год назад +3

    Another quality video, Mick. Well done on the codling. Did you stay local overnight or travel home and back the next day - that's dedication!

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад +1

      Thanks Rob - I travelled from my parents' which isn't too long a journey. Yes, I was pleased to catch a codling from there - a first for me from Portsmouth.

  • @patattenborough9204
    @patattenborough9204 Год назад +1

    Another top session there Mick.Its a shame that the dog walkers don't have more consideration for anglers..

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks Pat. Just have to treat the dog walkers as one more potential hazard you need to be aware of / manage.

  • @trevorttilling438
    @trevorttilling438 Год назад

    I agree with you the music is pointless. Mick and the guy in the boot. Are very interesting.

  • @TheAutisticAngler
    @TheAutisticAngler Год назад +1

    Thats my home turf

  • @darreneastwell3318
    @darreneastwell3318 Год назад +1

    Hi, looks decent venue, great vid , and your maps of different areas are brilliant. Is it deep/shallow? 🤔 weedy like milford?

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад +1

      Thanks Darren - going by the fact that the blocks are exposed at low water, I would classify it as shallow. Weedier the closer you cast to the concrete and I suppose if weed is growing there, that's what holds the fish.

  • @larrylad44larry5
    @larrylad44larry5 Год назад

    Love your seat box …I’m 70 and could use one of those … is it heavy

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Very light, except when filled up with spare gear and camera equipment!

  • @stevenstone307
    @stevenstone307 Год назад

    Great session.
    What makes you choose to position your rod rests that way? I'm still quite new to the sport and am having trouble finding a good resource to explain it. Cheers!

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад

      Thanks for watching. It's much easier to spot tiny bites, than having your rods pointing out to sea.

  • @ukbeachfishing8425
    @ukbeachfishing8425 Год назад

    Hi, you mentioned you use braid on your fixed spools, I currently use mono, however considering switching over to braid as I've been told it helps with distance?
    Do you use braid straight through? If so what breaking strain ? Or do you use a mono leader? Again if so what breaking strain and length ? Thankyou

    • @rodsangleuk6283
      @rodsangleuk6283  Год назад +1

      I normally use mono leaders - about 35lb if using 20lb braid and 50lb with 30lb braid. I avoid using thick line for leaders, since you tend to get wind knots doing that. Some use 100lb braid for leaders.

  • @trevorttilling438
    @trevorttilling438 Год назад

    What did you do with the codling?

  • @dickietrickle
    @dickietrickle Год назад +1

    I thought the Grim Reaper appeared at the end😄