Bass Fishing UK - Crazy session 30 fish in 2 hours

[@FOXY-2023]

Had to find this video on my history to comment . Previously watched it and seen a couple changes I could make based on your info . Well I put it the test today . Between me and my son we had 9 over 55cm bass . Largest 64cm . Every days a school day if you watch and listen . So thanks and tight lines

[@craiggiles5285]

I watced half a video and it's earned a subscription already. Excellent fisherman and very informative, I'm looking forward to learning more. Thank you.

[@alancarlyon3928]

Hi, great blog! The last time I went sea fishing was 60 years ago, but after watching your blog, I feel I have to have a go! I fish once a year when on holiday, I have lots of lures and what not! Many thanks! OH - Do they still use led weights to cast long?

[@Kingrizz69]

I’ll reply as no one else has, that’s brilliant you still want to get out and have a crack yes we still use lead weights and tackle is varied depending on what your fishing for, but squid bait and lures will work fantastic for bass! 👍

[@DaleDays-bo6jy]

Great video enjoyed watching you catch all those bass from the surf.

[@MAHareyoureal]

Insightful! I almost give up casting lures from beach but now I know more tips. Many thanks.

[@SpiralMoss]

Nice session, I have sessions in Ireland like this sometimes. Caught a huge seatrout yesterday evening i took a quick clip of it and left it go. Some fight off a 4lbs seatrout

[@JaseTheOptimisticFisherman]

Excellent Video. I'm hitting the beach tomorrow 4-6ft surf. Fingers crossed

[@cmmtechnician1592]

Great content good to see the bass going back #catchandrelease at it's best. It's not a problem to take the occasional fish for the table either.

[@bonnieboy190]

Always caught and released [usually] mackerel, herself of 28 years+ reminded me "Your not cooking that this kitchen" Sadly a deep fat fryer relocated to the workshop didn't smell good for a country week!

[@glennbellamy7004]

Cant believe I grew up 300yds from this beach, used to fish at the end. But seeing this video know where Im heading now. Thanks for video

[@acooper5033]

What beach is it?

[@paulfoster585]

Hi what beach is this ?

[@sifishes]

Superb video. Just what I needed for my first time bass fishing trip! First time sea fishing too 🤞

[@BrewDoGParaDoX]

Very informative video some great tips Put my carp gear away this year and will be trying out lure fishing fresh water and sea for a change

[@kenoz6908]

Just discovered your channel, and really enjoyed your clear informative style, have subscribed and looking forward to future sessions. Many thanks.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Ken

[@beyhanahmed756]

Great tips sir, I was always thinking that casting a lure as far as you can is always the better option but you proved me wrong. I will definitely try your techniques!

[@kmurphytcs]

Great video... I love yards from a beach very similar to this one... I thought fishing in those conditions would be a waste of time.

[@Kernow-lerf]

Brilliant video I’m lucky enough to live in Cornwall but have struggled to catch many bass I think after watching this video I’m try to cast to far I’m lobbing my lures as far as possible and getting no where I’ll try and fish in the surf next trip out

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Good luck, I hope you catch some.

[@MatthewAlanSelwood]

Great vid what size is your triple cross rod, and grams cheers🎣👍

[@goingwildagain]

Just starting out with Bass v soon. Looking for places to fish Noth west or east. Good video dude

[@jayd5075]

A brilliant video very informative & very helpful. I came across your channel & it was definitely worth subscribing to your channel Looking forward to seeing more content from you

[@stevewest4750]

Just watched the video and subscribed. Great watching and found it very informative. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you. Just one question. What size Sandy Andy's would you recommend for a surf beach?

[@c.moh8842]

The common theme on all these videos is white wash water, oxygen rich water. Bass don't need to work hard to move in white water. They can stay stable and attack prey without burning up energy

[@hog8035]

He failed to mention, they are not fishing a typical Surf beach. They are casting straight into a 10ft drop off. Nice fish thanks for sharing

[@CHOPPA78]

Where is it then ?

[@andydsmith1]

Great video, thank you for posting it. Do you find time of day matters much?

[@stephenbarton3293]

Absolutely brilliant video, really informative and helpful. There was some fantastic tips and advice, which I have already taken on board. Can't wait to get out again and put them to the test. Glad I found your channel! Subscribed of course!!👍👌

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Stephen I am glad you liked the video, plenty more to come and good luck catching loads more fish.

[@JeremyWilliams-tz4xt]

Completely, full of fact and no BS. Really informative 👌

[@thomasbrett9398]

One of the best videos I've come across, so much information in so short time, very professional. *****

[@nicholaschristou]

Hi there mate where was fishing today? Great days fishing for you there matey 👍🏼👍🏼

[@oldbloke135]

I think the "where" does matter. On my local beaches you never get Spring tide high water at dusk or dawn. They are always around midday or midnight. The best tides for us are mid-range ones. Mind you, mid-range here is bigger than anything Cornwall will ever see!

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

A spring tide lasts for a number of days and the timing doesn't have to be exactly on dawn or dusk.

[@zeebaars-6fishing]

Nice video mate how much bf is the wind please?

[@Punkinbushcraft]

Just come across this video verygood indeed 🤘🏻 just getting my morning fishing action b4 work 👍🏻 also if you would of been fishing on your own would you wear a self inflating life jacket as the water looked a bit ruff near the end of the video when you were on the rocks ?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

The red waistcoat that I am wearing is a life preserver. I wear it summer and winter.

[@reiverone]

Tremendous video pal, you hooked plenty nice bass there, you also hooked me. Just subscribed and liked. Looking forward to the estuary bass hunt. Tight lines buddy.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thank you for the great feedback. Comments like yours make me want to get out there, make more videos and share my knowledge.

[@glendockree2242]

Loved the video and learnt a lot. Cheers from Jersey.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Glen, I hope it gets you into the Bass

[@gaycha6589]

Very informative and helpful. Are you fishing the tide up or down?

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

SW . Kerry Ireland . Those isolated surf beaches .

[@kerempekcabuk]

Super informative video thanks. How many grams jighead does Savagear Pearl colored softbait has ? Thanks.

[@irfanahmmednayan]

Awesome Where did you fish mate

[@c.ifishingguernsey]

Cracking session mate that’s some good bass fishing I do a lot of bass fishing on my channel keep the great vids coming 👍👍🎣

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks. Having looked at your channel I am guessing you fish Guernsey!

[@johnnicholson4862]

Excellent, thanks very much. Do you fish through the high tide? Just wondering if you find one side better than the other? Here on Sark I have only caught bass around low tide, but I'm tempted to give high another go after seeing your video.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

At other marks I find low water far better

[@sofianek5659]

nice vedio ❤ . where are you fishing please ?

[@Andy-hr2ui]

Good fishing channel!

[@sandradewit703]

Nice video how heavy is your triple cross rod mate?

[@nige99]

Amazing video work form your camera man ...the fishing isn't to shabby either!Well done and great advice .

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Nige. you might be surprised to know that I shot most of it myself, with the aid of my fishing buddy Gavin

[@timboh8776]

Fantastic video. Supreme content! I’m near Brighton on the south coast. Lots of pebble beaches… are these going to be good too?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Hi Timbo, the beaches around you are fantastic for Bass. Check out Fisho Rob he is a the best fishing guide in your area and regularly post about what is happening in your area.

[@frompooltopoolefishing6716]

Great video, what editing software do you use please? Thank you

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Premier Pro

[@brunog576]

Quality video mate. Not long getting into it meself only caught one on the paddltail soft plastics and it was a very good size a don’t think I will get one that big again 😂 never fished the surf yet waiting for me waders coming can’t wait tho.. which tide is the best would you say for the surf like what time of the tide ?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Hi Bruno as I mention in the video the best tides are spring tides with a high water coinciding with dawn or dusk. However I catch Bass at most stages of the tide, but my often my most productive time on some marks is fishing low water up.

[@nemonemo6285]

Great video, thank you. More please.

[@KelvinManning-k7s]

I normally beach fish of east coast near thorpness but really want to lure fish there what is best time of year to lure fish there for bass ? Excellent video and really enjoyed it thanks

[@chickenfinch100]

I am a local to thorpeness. Summer time worth a go for bass.

[@chickenfinch100]

Prob better around sizewell, Southwold or the rivers.

[@KelvinManning-k7s]

@@chickenfinch100 thank u very much 👍 what it fishing like at the moment?

[@chickenfinch100]

@@KelvinManning-k7s really clear at the weekend. Best clarity so far this year. So best chances now.

[@KevDenihan]

Great vid and great practical advice. Seems the water you are fishing into is very shallow, this isn't a problem?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

No, Bass will be found more often in the shallows than in deep water. In truth that beach slopes of quite quickly.

[@BYF1]

Thanks for the video and advice. How do you rate the SG seeker? I saw one bass landed on one in the video I think.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

It is ok if you need the distance, but I rarely do and in close it does not match the SG sandal

[@PhilInsane]

Really great video! More please

[@zeebaars-6fishing]

Nice mate was the wind tot heavy?

[@samhartfieldlewis5247]

Thanks for tips Wanting to go bass fishing never done it so been watching a few videos. Do you ever keep any too eat ?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

I occasionally keep a Bass, but in truth if I pick up a Mackerel or two I would prefer them.

[@johncady8]

Weldone Sean,Great fishing.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks John, hope you are doing well, its a while since I last seen you.

[@johncady8]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 Time flys mate

[@daiwlbach]

Excellent video Sean.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Ian, I was getting jealous of all the fishing you have been doing all over the place recently, so thought I would have a session myself. Fishing has been really good recently.

[@Straightshooterx71x]

Great tips, thank you.

[@KarimAngling]

Well done Sean some good fishing info and great spots

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Karim. Hope to get to fish and film with you some time soon.

[@mikecampbell7421]

Thankyou, very useful and inspirational.

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Hope it helps you to catch more Bass Mike.

[@jackwest5295]

Looks like south-east Cornwall...

[@johntonkin516]

Fantastic 👍

[@Kragothe]

Nice lil video

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks.

[@freddiemercury8700]

Greetings from Casablanca Morocco, to my beloved nation, the Brits ! We also have plethora bass in the Almighty Atlantic ocean ! Just subscribed to your channel. Thank you for sharing. Take care for now. By the way! Whereabouts in England were you fishing my friend?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thank you Freddie. My friend who is a guide in Morocco tells me you have amazing Blue fish and Learfish that can be caught from the shore as well as large Bream. I would love to come to Morocco to make a video and experience the fishing.

[@DobbosFishingAdventures]

Great video even I've learnt a lot got a sub from me keep it up guys 😊

[@UnseenSpirit]

What waders do you use? I've never used one but can see the advantages

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

I use Magellan breathable waders

[@Medyk-wedkuje]

Hi, sorry, what size reel do you use, please? Or you guys here? What size reel do you use?

[@carylmorales2210]

Where is the beach you’re fishing at? Also why are you putting the fish back? Do you not eat them?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

The exact reason I won't tell you where the beach is, is because you know nothing about catch and release. The limit of Bass you can take is 2 per day between April and December and they must be a minimum of 42cm

[@lukewood6709]

Awesome video, new sub 🎣

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Thanks Luke, I hope you like the new content that is coming and don't forget to take a look at some of my stuff from the past

[@AndrewThomas-Cornwall]

Is that the south coast?

[@Saifounify]

Nice video mate with how much gr ar you fishing in this weather conditions please?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

I normally use the 12cm, 23g lures

[@Saifounify]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 cheers buddy

[@KronikaPrzygodnika]

Hi mate where U fishing?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Cornwall

[@Reguez01]

Would love a boat version

[@jonbelt2179]

Great video and really helpful advice ! Would you rule out low tide surf fishing ?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Fishing at the turn off tide from the low water upwards can be really good.

[@jonbelt2179]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 👍👍

[@andywainwright5037]

which savage gear sandeel are you using and which weight?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

I almost always use the 16g pearl white one

[@leeroberts1860]

What length / casting weight is the major craft rod please . What leader do you use ? Cheers

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Hi Lee. The Majorcraft is 9ft long and 10-30g casting weight. I have used other rods in the past including the HTO Nebula and Savage Gear SG8 and no other rod comes close to the Majorcraft. I use Berkley 12lb fluorocarbon

[@leeroberts1860]

Brilliant.) thanks

[@Saifounify]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 hi buddy i have major craft triple cross x custom 10-30 gr do you think 25 gr is to heavy for this rod?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

@@Saifounify 25g is probably the optimal weight for the rod. The rod is as you say rated between 10 and 30g. It will cast outside of those weights without breaking. However your distance will be cut down considerably.

[@Saifounify]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 thanks for replay buddy

[@noblestsavage1742]

Would love to have a crack at bass, unfortunately they are a very rare visitor to the east coast of Scotland

[@pegasus6724]

God tells . Me he could just manifest fish onto the beach but we like fishing and it occupies our time and gives us something enjoyable to do so thats why we fish

[@reefrockcritter8943]

We’re was this location please ?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

South Cornwall

[@AbslutZr]

This is better than watching some stupid show on television.

[@nickedwards5629]

hi which model number is your reel? cheers

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Hi Nick. it is the Sedona 3500, here is a review I did of it kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWadWysnM6SqK8

[@chrispinbowler4827]

Great fishing My ambition to land a Bass this will help. Can you fish like this all year round?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Mid January through to mid April can be slow, but after that if you get these conditions then you can have a good session, but the better sessions are normally September through to the end of December. Good luck on catching one. I will do another video in a few weeks on catching bass from estuaries

[@archstanton6310]

Session of a lifetime 🎣

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Not quite Arch. I normally have a few of them a year and often with bigger fish, but it feels great when I have those sessions. It makes up for the times I blank.

[@archstanton6310]

​@@FishingtailsCoUk1 crazy cos im lucky if get 10 bass a season where i live ,summer time .

[@sabbage100]

What beach is that?

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Don’t be ridiculous!!! Clearly you must be new to fishing! No one is going to tell anyone online information like that or my mark would be rammed with anglers. Fishing etiquette dictates that you never ask a question like that.

[@pegasus6724]

Mi5 read what i said that we dont get fish untill god gives them to us And they put it to the test in the worst murkey and rough winter weather and , they caught 50 bass all keepers straight off hastings beach They started crying from the shock of catching them And the realisation that god gives you fish as I said to them when he's ready So this experiment was also st night in rough murkey water

[@kuki5293]

Catch and releas

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

Kept one all the rest went back.

[@pegasus6724]

God said you csn fish at sny tide , as there is no fish in the sea Gof manifests fish onto your hook

[@gdogg4002]

So you say wind in your face, imagine you are on the south coast and you have a south east or westerly? And maximum wind, because of knots casting into it is a pain

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

It doesn't matter what coast you are on, as you need the wind onshore to blow the baitfish onshore. I use Berkley Nanofil rather than braid. I have been using it since it was released almost 10 years ago. The first batch had a fault that gave it a bad name but Berkley resolved that and now I would never use anything else unless I couldn't get Nanofil. In the million plus casts I must have done in the 10 years I have been using it I have only had two wind knots. Forget your expensive 8 strand braid, you still get wind knots with that, just use Nanofil its brilliant.

[@gdogg4002]

@@FishingtailsCoUk1 nice one thanks. I will do that

[@ewanmacgregor3056]

Hi. What breaking strain woyld you recommend please? Cheers Ewan

[@gdogg4002]

@@ewanmacgregor3056 I know you weren’t asking me but anything around 20lb, you can’t go wrong. I use 18lb

[@FishingtailsCoUk1]

@@ewanmacgregor3056 16lb Nanofil as my main line and 12lb fluorocarbon for my leader

[@pegasus6724]

So you can use barbed hooks and dont have to have a moral dilema