Hi Chris thanks for asking, sorry I missed your comment! Its a Palmarius P+ power 2 rod, currently out of stock but available again soon over at my JOKER Jigs and Lures online shop here: www.jokerjigsandlures.co.uk/ thanks Matt

Thanks Rob, it was a lovely January day for sure!👍

Ive had feedback from a couple of guys with fish farming experience, a couple of things that came up were that it maybe better if the eggs and sperm where mixed before the sea water makes contact and also that ideally the eggs would be a bit more mature. Worth a shot but hard to know hpw successful it was on that day?

Thanks Mark, yes nice solid fish 😎👍

Cheers Bry, yes its a good portion size but we took a few smaller ones earlier in the day 😉

Cheers Colin 👍❤️

if your local enough your welcome to jump on a charter out of Torquay :)

no worries, cant please everyone lol

Hi thanks for the comment. If theyre coming up slowly from 35 to 50m theyre usually fine. I do keep most though.

It must be 5 or 6 years since we paired up and fished Rob? Im actually taking the year out and going overseas in a couple of weeks time. I will be taking a few rods and I will post a few new videos up while Im gone. I hear the Philippines has some great fishing 😊

@@mattforrestersilverhalocha629 all the best matt .keep us posted

@@toadfishuksportangling2690 will do 👍

No I never anchor, always drift

@@mattforrestersilverhalocha629 but when you drift in couple minutes you will be away from wreck?? So what do you do do you always reposition?

Yes, always moving the boat back ahead of the structure, drop the lines down and approach it, fish then back around

Cheers Toby, yes they are good fish....be nice to see a few bigger fish this spring 🤞

Hi Kevin, it was the 6.9m but I think it had slightly more beam than 2.4m. I now own a 7.9 x 2.7m and have 2x 115hp on that. The best people to ask are Cheetha themselves, you can google them for contact details and they will be more than happy to help mate.

Oh yes ❤

I use that site but you need a bit more knowledge really. Best way is to get the experience and do a few charter trips. Quite usually smaller broken up wrecks are better on smaller tides and taller ones can fish better when the tide rips.

@@mattforrestersilverhalocha629 yes I fish wrecks upto 30 mile on our boat but they do get hammered a fair bit by charter boats, they dont really go any further tho so been interested in taking a trip out. Just didn't want to waste a long journey to find it's a poor wreck. I will check on wrecksite to see if its wooden or steel to make sure there will be a decent structure still there. Thanks for the advice

Hi Louis, the VW is fine. Front wheel drive 2.0 litre turbo diesel with 140 bhp. Can spin up on the slipway though so not ideal if its weedy or a very low tide.

@@mattforrestersilverhalocha629 Thanks for the reply, I've the equivalent T6 and I'm thinking of a 165, so a little lighter. I'll be sure to exercise caution and common sense on the slip. PS. I liked the music! :)

@@hammerz73 thanks, yes you will be fine with either. Take a mate with you a few times atleast and think ahead should you get stuck!! Good luck.

I wouldn’t spend less then a 2 grand for a decent boat. Are old boat was 300£ and was total crap. We got a new one for 6k much better! You might want a rod license but I seriously doubt anyone will be checking for them 20 miles out to sea.

Hi Chris, Im afraid I cannot remember the make of that I bought it many years ago! I know it had LEDs in it and was pretty good. I got it online so it may of come from Force 4 Chandlry but I cant be sure, sorry about that!

Send him on a list of acceptable songs that suit you there so he can make sure all his videos appeal to your taste. 🙄

'Want' playing!

@@Maranatha14 i think we all no our phones predict tx at times . Let's grow up on that. I just think the vid would be better without the music

@@richiestack2857 are we fishing or clubbing

Yes Teignmouth. I now run from Torquay 👍

Pollock...from UK waters

cheers Mark :)

p o callaghan hi there. The T5 140hp is fine with a 175 with a braked trialer. Id defo recommend keeping the back of the boat as light as possible. Any tackle or fuel tanks should be kept in the back of the T5 or the front of the boat. Extra weight far back will get it weaving...especially going down hill! All in all its pretty ok. I have Ranger 3.2 Auto now and its worlds apart. I even tow my new 7.9m cheetah with it, thats 3.5 tonne with the trailer!

kevin osman hi Kevin. Yes I use a flouro leader of between 20 to 30lb depending on where Im fishing. Typically this would only need to be about 5foot but as I do a lot of wrecking and some are quite tall, its better to go longer. I use about 8-10 foot to help avoid cut offs on the wreckage. In this video a fish does take me into the wreck and I loose it. Can be tricky with light gear and a short rod but its fun.

@@mattforrestersilverhalocha629 cheers Matt thanks for the replie new to this slow jigging just getting into it in this country kinda thought so but thought I would just ask someone who does it and knows what he is doing

No worries. A good place for tackle is Terry at Jigabite , its sn online shop. If you want to come on a trip have a look at my website and FB page as Im running a charter boat down in Torquay, South Devon. Uk. Good luck.

Ive already been to roxmax as I'm in Hampshire and no other takle shops cater for any type of jigging and I really don't no why I'm always out in my boat wrecking using traditional methods but slow and fast jigging is something I always do abroad and it really does catch most of the fish If your ever down my way give me a shout on the radio I'm highlander and when I'm down your way next time I will come out with you

kevin osman ok Kevin thats sound. Im often middle of Lyme Bay so not far from your waters. Tightlines.

jonnyy40 yes its not too bad is it. Fried with butter and lemon, perfect!

Yes it is....sorry.

Stevo ! Cheers Stevo. Ive a new boat and charter business now, running out of Torquay, South Devon... did you see the other vids and links?

Thanks...its quite easy with the Warrior. Bit trickier with the Cheetah!

Grzegorz Jacek cheers 👍