2 Nights Camping on Mull - Exploring and Fishing Mulls East Coast + Catch and Cook

[@northeastangling]

Another great Adventure. That hike was a tough one! Well done. Keep them coming. Tight lines.

[@KeefsCattys]

What a great adventure . Your dog Lana is amazing , such a wonderful companion ,and a total sweetheart. She's having a fantastic life with you that every dog deserves, but few get . respect to you . Super that you saw so much wildlife The Sea Eagles were amazing . Adders are very shy snakes and usually just dive for cover as soon as they sense anything apart from a frog or a small prey item , pleased you got to see one and your pal was safe. That grilled mackerel looked so good. Keep up the brilliant videos . Tight Lines mate

[@N57Fishing]

@@KeefsCattys cheers mate, much appreciated

[@scotlandforagingandfishing]

Fantastic video, mate. Great adventure and lots of fun.

[@N57Fishing]

@@scotlandforagingandfishing glad you enjoyed. Cheers

[@devuph]

Great video again 👍 maybe not as many fish as you hoped for , but the scenery and wildlife was brilliant.👍👏👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@alexandermcgowan4125]

Great video again pal your dog has some life eh

[@davidroach9704]

Isle of whithorn is great rocky spots beside the harbour

[@andrewcollins867]

Motorised golf cart your need mate

[@kf-dk5pb]

Hi can I ask how the midges were at this time of year on Mull great video as always

[@N57Fishing]

@@kf-dk5pb had fairly strong breeze at all times, didn’t get bothered by midges at all. Got a couple of bites from deer fly and had quite a few ticks by the end of the weekend though.

[@queenscorgie2200]

i have no idea why you took that HUGE bag of kindling, fill a 1ltr SIGG fuel bottle with blue clean paraffin only need a tiny amount let it soak into driftwood 5 mins bobs your uncle, light small pile at first til the paraffin is gone and add fresh wood on top NO SMELL to taint your fish and a tiny load. take tin foil or a foldable grate. JUST SAYING. been fishing Scotland for 50 yrs

[@N57Fishing]

Rocky coast, didn’t know how much wood, if any, I’d be able to find. Didn’t plan on stopping at the beach the first night and wanted to make sure I could have a decent fire both nights.

[@thorfinnravenfeeder]

A trolley? Are you nuts?

[@N57Fishing]

@@thorfinnravenfeeder looked doable on Google maps haha

[@thorfinnravenfeeder]

@@N57Fishing Aye but, wi a trolley??? I get the usefulness, as we all like to carry too much gear, but to reach remote marks you need to go light and take essentials only. Try the cliffs at the back of Duart. Quite a long stretch with deepish water there and can be good for Pollack. Better still, try Caliach point on an ebbing tide, fishing big metals deep. The rocks on front pf Glengorm Caste over to Ardmore point can be very good too.