No Ross, I’ll not be out on boat.

Thanks Burnie, Inverbervie isn’t fishing too bad at the moment. I’ve another Inverbervie video out on Friday if you want to see more.

Thanks, we're heading back to that same beach and will be trying different approaches to see what works. I'll give the 'watch lead' a go.

Very relaxing sound when the sea is in the right mood.

@anotherangleUK like marriage in many ways 🫣🤣

Thanks for the comment and suggestion. I'll give that a try next time I'm out on the beach.

We are really lucky to have all these fantastic places to enjoy in North East Scotland.

I went back to that mark this year and there were now three resident seals. Impossible to get a single mackerel past them. I'll be out on the kayak for the 2025 mackerel bash.

I've cycled down that track from Inverbervie to Johnshaven. Didn't know it was an old railway line.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Which life boat is that behind you in your photograph? Phil.

Thanks, that one has been consumed already - very tasty indeed 😎

Lots of small Codling around. Can get quite a few other species from that beach - I've another video coming out with those. Phil.

Thanks. There have been some larger Cod caught further south near Arbroath beaches and harbour - 6lbs I read on social media.

@anotherangleUK .At least there are some around up north .Here in my neck of the woods "bristol channel ,is absolutely dire on the cod front .

There's the occasional Haddock coming from the shore too. Hopefully things pick up in the Bristol Channel. You've still plenty of species to keep you busy. Stay safe on the boat, Tight lines, Phil.

Thanks. Just being ourselves and having a good time. Happy to share the adventures. Phil.

Hi, I don't often take fish for the table but that one came home and was delicious. Phil

Definitely need your thermals as the wind blasts across the North Sea.

Funny you should say that. look out for a 'Grindie' video soon. 🥹

Thanks, no problem, I enjoy sharing the adventures. 👍

Thanks very much @Vanlifefisherman. I'm aiming to get into some larger Cod as the season progresses. Phil.

Hi Jamie, some folks say five pounds some six. I've spoken to folks who have had some good fish from Inverbervie but it can be rather moody and folks frequently blank there - including me last year.

@ i only learnt that about cod 2 weeks ago i was pretty shocked, Inverbervie is on my todo list this winter. Along with a few marks over the west coast

I've been back to Inverbervie and have another video out next week 👍

@@anotherangleUK i look forward to it phil. Tight lines mate

There's often anglers fishing the 'southern' end but I've always fished middle to north end. Not fished near the estuary - guess that's where the Sea Trout hang out.

Got even colder in the next video - but you'll have to wait for that one 😎

Thanks Robert, those rods I have are best for lightweight stuff really. I fished with Sparta Fishing down in Northumberland and the rods they use for the rough ground are super stiff.

Hi Peter, have a few sessions at Inverbervie and it can fish okay. I'll give Gouden and Johnshaven a try. I'm not into any 'adventurous' marks. I did have a try on light tackle for wrasse in Johnshaven harbour recently.

@anotherangleUK I used to live around elgin ,, found plenty of marks,, best of the lot was buckpool old harbour, but it's got to be right.. souterheads great but only for the mountain goat type,, try gourden, the mistake most make is to hit it out.. there right under your feet.. 5 to 15 yards. Johnshaven 50 yards into the deep channel .. no kelp issues either. And if you get the chance Peterhead south breakwater,, but ,,from high to low waters best.. they come out of the harbour into the deep water on the ebb. Fish baits catch the ling,,,

Thanks for the information, top man. Peterhead South Breakwater has been closed for a few years unfortunately - used to love that mark.

@anotherangleUK always a pain ,,traveling from elgin on a wintery night only to find the gates closed.. I moved back south 8 years ago .. miss North East Scotland.. but Northumberland takes some beating.. some great marks too. But not as many of the larger fish,, most years had a few 7 or 8 punders up there,, only once lucky enough to land a double,,,lost plenty though.. all the best.

Hi, I captured the video footage while on the Rachel May out of Fraserburgh. Lovely shark, too nice to try to hook.

Hi, Glad you approve of my sense of humour. The Cod was lovely (I had that for my tea). There's several pillbox / bunkers on the beach north of Aberdeen that are now below HWM as erosion has undermined them. Phil.

Thanks James, I'll save you from one of my garage cooking sessions and just say it was a delightful tasty meal - being so fresh makes all the difference. Phil.

Thanks Steve, I was in two minds about returning but what happened could have happened anywhere. Was good to get back and onto a fish. Phil.

Thanks 👍. The fish was eaten the following day, very tasty indeed. 😎

Thanks Gordon, after the first cast getting so much weed I thought the day was going to be a write off. How different it was at the other end of the beach. Great company, thanks for coming along.

@ Aye I think the flood tide was pushing the weed to the sooth end, cheers Phil 🎣🐟🐟🐟

Working on it! That end of the beach must have had all the weed as it wasn't an issue on the north side.

No problem. I've already made a small vane to help prevent the rotation when being lowered directly under the boat. I'll be trying that out soon to see if it helps and will share the results on the channel. Tight lines Phil.

Hi. The underwater camera is the Water Wolf 2. I bought it from a local angling shop (Angling Active) not Amazon. Very pleased with the results from the first footage.

Lovely and relaxing. Great to try all types of fishing. Thanks

Thanks Tommo. Looking forward to getting more footage with the underwater camera.

No problem, I hope to use some of the slipways highlighted in your most helpful videos next year.

That sounds great fun. As kids we used to catch the now very rare Millers Thumb (Bullheads) in the English streams. Happy days.

Thanks, those warm sunny days of September seem an age ago now. I must have another try for bigger roach in Loch Lomond. Phil.

Ha ha, It does seem ages ago I video'd this little series (September). Winter seems to have arrived far too quickly. Lets hope the weather is better in 2025. Cheers.

I watched some folks sailing a traditional broads boat and their timing on the tacks was fantastic to see. They used 100% of the width of the river. Lovely to see.

I noticed you got mentioned first Dave, teachers favorite obviously 😂

@@fat_tommo_goes_boating Haha, it was that apple I brought Phil yesterday!! I thought he saved the best till last!

@@SailingWithDave 🤣🤣

Hi Thanks for that information. It's not something I've seen a lot of before. That's all part of visiting and fishing new places.

Thanks. The Broads are a nice place to visit.

Thanks Dave, enjoy all types of fishing. I seemed to catch many with the black spots. It's not something I've seen in the Loch Lomond roach - not saying it's not there, just not seen it among them.

Glad you enjoyed that one. Last coarse fishing video for a while. Sea fishing over winter.

Thanks Gordon. You'd be amazed at some of the boat handling skills......

@ Aye, I can imagine Phil

@@kintakintyea Fun to watch from the bank - would be a nightmare if you had your own boat on the water.

@@anotherangleUK Hiring rods is bad enough, couldna imagine hiring oot ma boat 😲 yea widna manage tae sleep at neicht