push netting for shrimp/prawns collecting bait for salt water fishing

[@jamiemcdonnell4866]

Looks abit like a butterfish that one u was unsure of

[@bonusfishfox1]

Im not an expert by any stretch of the imagination but when I used to do this an old boy told be that if I didn’t get the lip of the wood a good couple of inches in the sand (which was at 45 degrees thin end at the lip )I’d only get half of what there really is also to walk it in a way that the tide washes through the net so anything lifted washes into the back of the net .
Interesting video I enjoyed that .
Best wishes pal.

[@ashleychandler4523]

You done st margarets bay mate its another good spot for rock pools and for the sib and fishing from the beach. And a pub so you might get sausage and chip in there lol.easy access from the car to the beach. great for bass.its a lovely spot.

[@skippykungfoo5390]

Butter fish

[@lesdunn736]

Sam is a hero.
Looking a lot better today.

[@samb8218]

Cheers Les might better on dry lol

[@hawkeye1939]

15 mins down the road is sandwich bay, completely sand, perfect for the push net

[@ianblewett3118]

Its a Butterfish

[@Spudhater]

you want a pointed prawn net for going up the gullys for the "margate humps"

[@garylawlor2288]

That point of weed covered rocks in the opening minute looks like a nice bass spot with a weedless lure pal.

[@kitesfishingprimitiv4501]

🙏🙏🙏👍👍 i am like surf fishing,, i am from indonesia,,,i am indonesia fishing primitiv,,,🙏🙏

[@jimooky7113]

OIOI Fish hunter, are you going out for any of them powdery white fish that been washing up down our way!!

[@andrewkelford128]

Those little jelly like eggs are actually called sea gooseberries, and are a type of jelly fish.

[@timfromammoniteknives4212]

Uk fish scavenger hunting.... wish I lived closer to the coast to do stuff like this...

[@nomadicrup]

💙

[@fisherman5517]

it looks like a butter fish to me.

[@chrisbowden6172]

Looks like a laugh for a change never know what might turn up 👍

[@mattschannel1502]

Deffo butter fish

[@iantibbetts6823]

Comb jellies

[@MH98011]

If you done this on a sand beach at low water, would you get sandeel?

[@nathandavies6857]

Nice video again lads are you coming back down to barry or cardiff this summer

[@TheLidlClan]

I think you need to net 1hr down to bottom of tide and 1hr up.

[@mattcurrie6715]

Nice video like the rod recycling were did you get your live bait carry bag from 👍🎣🎣🎣🐟

[@davekemp9193]

Out of interest how have you managed to turn a carp net into a mega push net?

[@FishHunterUK]

I'll show it on my next video bud

[@davekemp9193]

@@FishHunterUK cool cos i have a few landing nets lying around!

[@michaelprice7108]

Where is this

[@TheLidlClan]

Botany bay east of Margate Kent.

[@cakechannel8065]

Im looking to start doing this commercially and was wondering Would you be able to sell these to local fish mongers and fishing shops?

[@MrMerciless67]

Butterfish mate and I subscribed you bellend lol 😆

[@jasonjoyce4487]

Looks like an eelpout to me.

[@chrisdinneen9287]

I've been there last year it's full of sand fleas

[@paulmccarthy6971]

Margarine fish😂

[@lizwallace9672]

👍👍👍👍

[@garylawlor2288]

I don't mean to be funny bud, I love your fishing channel, and this comment is not ment to offend you, but I think you should concentrate more on the fishing than foraging. I only say this as you need to do more research on inshore marine life to do the channel justice. Perhaps keep these style videos as bait collecting/foraging videos on the main channel. Again no offence ment but you did ask the question and I always comment with honesty. Tight lines pal.

[@FishHunterUK]

Thanks for your honesty mate much appreciated

[@garylawlor2288]

@@FishHunterUK you are very welcome pal.

[@Skynet4444]

You make me laugh, bring ya bk.love ya but for fck sake when you get a bass keep the cnt bruv, boats cop 5ton a year so keep the basstard. 👍

[@nomadicrup]

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