@@frankverweij1 I’ve never fished in Rhodes or Kreta, but between Kefalonia and Zakynthos, I enjoyed Kefalonia more. There is less people, and the general mood of the island is calmer, which is great for the fishing experience and to find spots that are not solicited often by other fishermen. Hope that helps!

@@bulbibulbo3173 Merci ! Oui c’était pas évident 😅

@@rieurdauphin Merci beaucoup ça fait plaisir ! 😁

@@BenFishing. Merci beaucoup! 😉

@@jean-marcjmb8898 J’ai vu des pêcheurs un peu partout autour de moi donc je pensais que c’était ok, mais bon à savoir !

@@TheSpeciesSeeker je suppose que les pêcheurs vus étaient le long du phare, là vous pouvez 👍

@@StanleyOrchard Thanks a lot man! Really appreciate it 😄

@@TheSpeciesSeeker man my pleasure!

@@stevenhunter9614 Sure ! It’s a very simple set up with small hook and split shots. Nothing more to avoid getting snagged. Bait-wise, nothing has been more effective than marine worms in Greece for me. That set up should do you good for vertical fishing from ports, but also for bait cast and retrieve from beaches and rocks. For the mullet tho, you’ll need a weightless line and floating bread to catch the bigger ones, chumming the waters and getting them to compete with one another is very important since they can be shy. Good luck in Antiparos ! 🤘 By the way sorry about the delay of the response, I was 200% sure that I already replied to your comment but somehow the message never sent 🫠

@@TheSpeciesSeeker thanks for that advice... I'll try and get some marine worms out there. 👍

@@ItzLele10 Thanks a lot! You’re gonna love it ;)

@@TheSpeciesSeeker Hey, if you’re still on the island try out the little village Katelios. It has a small port with lot of different fishes in it, if that doesn’t work you could try fishing at the rocks outside of the port 🙂

@@ItzLele10 Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately it was only a vacation and I’m already back in my home country ^^

@@protopigeon Thank you! Kefalonia is definitely an island full of great spots for LRF, you will definitely catch loads of different species 😉 if beaches don’t work out for you, the Argostolì harbor is always perfect for diversity fishing

@@TheSpeciesSeeker Brilliant, thanks for the reply! I like to fish 1-5g jigheads with soft plastics so that sounds perfect with depth at my feet :)

Might just need some advice. The last years I went for the seabreams with little shrimps as a lure. Anything else working good?

@@ItzLele10 Thanks a lot! Nice, the island is full of great spots! I recommend the Turtle Observation point at Argostoli to get to see some while your fishing, truly amazing 👍

@@TheSpeciesSeeker The port I usually fish at used to have a turtle until 3 years ago. It got hit by a boat and I assume it was taken care of. But all in all I think the island is great for fishes

@@ItzLele10 Honestly nothing beats the marine worm, weather it’s for seabream, comber, gobies… You get a lot of variety. Other way to go that worked well for me was bread, to get seabreams, dream fish and mullets 👍 they are all alongside the port’s coast so no need to cast far away

@@TheSpeciesSeeker I will keep that in mind, thanks a lot for that :)

Lucky you! Wish I could go back there to fish a little more. Tight lines!

@@TheSpeciesSeeker hopefully I’ll catch some species I haven’t caught there before

Ah dommage ! T’étais à Port Pin aussi ?

@@TheSpeciesSeeker nan la Ciotat donc l'autre coter des calanque 😂

Thank you Stanley! Yes saltwater is very new for me so starting small for now 😄

Bientôt la carpe amour marbrée ? 👀

@@TheSpeciesSeeker haha la traque continue !

Thanks 😁

Thank you 😄

Thanks a lot! It was amazing to fish there 😄

Your support so much appreciated! This is by far the one I worked hardest on but definitely not the last 😁 Thank you!

Thanks a lot Stanley!

Can't wait to see what species you can catch from the U.S! It's definitely one of my goals to do a fishing roadtrip in the U.S to explore the specimens in your waters. Let me know if I can help in any way! Thanks you so much for the kind words, it means a lot!

Yes, I get it! To me it's crazy that carp are considered pest in Australia when they're one of the most popular fishes around here in Europe. But that's the beauty of studying an ecosystem! Is it native to the U.S? I though the Topmouth Gudgeon was native from Asia? Well noted! Thanks for the suggestion! For now, I didn't because I'm quite new to fishing and my set-up probably isn't right.. But I will definitely try to shed a light on this for the next videos!

I meant the Green Sunfish/Pumkinseed being native to the US but invasive to you guys. Oh man, don't get me started on how we treat carp in America. Most people shoot carp with bows here. Although fishing for them is slowly catching on.

@@DillonStrunkOh right! They’re on a lower spectrum of ‘invasive’, they prevent other fish from feeding or coming close to the shore with their aggressive behavior but they’re not nearly as bad as bullhead catfishes or stone moroko 😅 more of a nuisance fish tbh

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

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