cast netting in Scarborough

[@michaelsadventures4261]

Greetings from somewhere close to Fort Knox, Kentucky U.S.A.

[@jaynechew166]

Love Scarbough and Whitby

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

Yes what a beautiful place they both are

[@kevinlawes591]

A cheeky little sub of me been looking at cast nets for a bit good luck from Wirral 👍🏻

[@swiggy03]

Good vid ,just subbed Saw them being used in Florida ,to catch bait fish ,net full every throw Prefer Scarborough tho!😂

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@swiggy03 that was just a bit of a practice really it was the first time I've used it I'm definitely hoping to catch something with it ha

[@monstercarp5753]

Go closer to the boats as the lights will attract fish and prawns. Brilliant video pal

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@monstercarp5753 I'll be going out in my boat where it's reasonably shallow looking forward to catching something with it

[@crazystarwarsguy1006]

I'd rather watch this than "Strictly Come Dancing". Who wouldn't ?

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@crazystarwarsguy1006 yes me too 😂

[@martygrimsted4290]

You might get an old viking helmet

[@markfurniss]

Hi there just watching your vlog on cast netting and then I watched a bloke down in lou his channel is called forage&feast it amazing how many mullet and bass he was catching

[@karlpage8113]

ive just moved to scarbrorough 3 weeks ago wed 17th july guys.

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@@karlpage8113 I like Scarborough I go there quite often

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

Hey guys and girls it would be amazing if everyone that's viewed this video would subscribe and like that would be very much appreciated❤

[@michaeljones8016]

You should try near the lighthouse on a incoming tide.

[@noelmcgregor8126]

You might wanna try some bread berley to attract the fish to your area of operations mate 🤟

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

I'll definitely try that sick of not catching anything haha

[@biffarocard6716]

You won't find much anywhere near the Tees estuary especially down tide. It's nothing to do with the dredging for the port.

[@pcbwizarduk8284]

Are cast nets not illegal in the uk?

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

To be honest with you I haven't got a clue

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

I've just Googled it, it seems to be only in Freshwater rivers for migrating fish like salmon and trout

[@johnward7768]

Nice video,never tried it myself but would give it ago..try and extend the rope a bit , keep trying...cheers

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@johnward7768 it's quite hard getting the hang of it but once you've got it it's pretty easy, thanks for the message👍

[@billywatts4689]

I don't listen to self appointed tyrants

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

its illegal to use them nets in the north east rivers of the UK... not sure about the harbor though...

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@CHEEKYMONKEY2647 yes we did do some research and it is illegal to catch migrating fish from the rivers so I won't be using it in a river

[@billywatts4689]

Only illegal if you are caught

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

@@billywatts4689 its still illegal regardless if you get caught.

[@billywatts4689]

@@CHEEKYMONKEY2647 I don't live in fear of dictations of self appointed tyrants man

[@Anthonyinkz]

It's illegal to use cast nets in most of UKs estuary, best you stop or you could get a massive fine

[@billywatts4689]

Could

[@lovetolay]

I would do a little research on a beach that gets mackerel chasing white bait at evening high tide, ..you seem to have a good technique, but your in the wrong place, the only thing you may catch is fuel flavoured mullet… seriously, try a beach…

[@Ukvanaddict2023]

@lovetolay it was only my first time it was just a bit of a test really I wasn't planning on eating anything from the marina ha there's a place we go to in Cornwall on the beach at around 9:00 there's loads of sprats coming up on the beach so obviously something's chasing them I was planning on using it there for definite