famous old Sussex bass mark

[@paultsworld]

Don’t worry about not pulling out a good number of big fish for the viewers. From my point of view the enjoyment is seeing how you’re fishing and thinking, seeing the environment - the wildlife, the plants - simply what’s going on. You’ve a nice style.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Much Appreciated Paul

[@davekelly8230]

Absolutely 👌🏻 it’s called fishing not catching 🎣🐟

[@FishingDIY]

I am watching your video from Japan. I like fishing. Your video beautifully depicts the fun of fishing and the beauty of nature. I can't speak any foreign languages, but I like your videos.

[@rottieman347]

Great memories. Tony's Tackle Shop, Compleat Angler. I was there in the 80s. Thanks for the video

[@jjfishingmissions7192]

I was at that spot a few weeks back. The water was a little murky, but still, great days spinning regardless. I had the whole stretch to myself so worked that whole coastline. Once the weather improves I will surely be back.

[@markbush5840]

Hi if your a fisherman like me we do understand that you have to have some bad days to appreciate the good days! I like the quality of your filming lovely coastline nice common trey enjoyed the vid the small bass was perfect nice to get a good look at whatever the size, Stay positive best of luck

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Bigger better fishing to come I hope but I’ll keep saying it just being out here in amongst it is brilliant!

[@JZS171-W]

Fished lots over the last few days, water conditions have been less than ideal, big swell, several blanks, but seen some amazing sunsets & wildlife, as you say sometimes it’s about more than fish 😉

[@thelurefactory8557]

Got to love that milky water the bass love it. Great video and what a beautiful piece of coastline, we do live in a beautiful country.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Well said

[@mickadams4471]

Thank you for another great video. Well filmed and very informative. Helps me keep my head together in these strange times. Stay safe 👍🏻

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yea strange indeed , appreciate you taking the time to comment, tight lines Mick

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yea strange indeed , appreciate you taking the time to comment, tight lines Mick

[@tjzz425]

Thanks for sharing your adventures, i really enjoy them, they are clear and also honest. I’m new to fishing and wanted to understand a bit about tide. I try to pick up from conversations online but the fisherman lingo are sometimes not very clear. It would be nice if you could make a video about tides, and what is flood tide, spring tide, the best tide times and season to fish. I sometimes also see people saying 2 hours after low and things like that...Would be very much appreciated. Thank you

[@SaltwaterAngler]

I’ve done one , check out our beginners guide to water craft here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3y9eGOeqcR-qbs

[@robertdejonge3607]

Beautiful out there.... nice that you also post a bad day of fishing, happens to all of us. I dont see that much on KZbin, most people only post the less frequent awesome moments. Anyway, you put out some great content! Thanks. Tight lines.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Many thanks

[@karlstokes874]

Beautiful scenery Matt! I can see why you like this mark so much

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yes must go again next week

[@PerchRockFishing]

Enjoyable video Matt and looks a lovely area to fish. I always say if it was good every session then you wouldn't appreciate the special days 😎

[@davidb.7093]

Lovely walks on the outskirts of Eastbourne, Iv'e never done them but your video shows me I should. Your video also shows me I should try both lure and float fishing (something else I've never done) but if I want to enjoy the walk then I don't want to be carrying beach casting gear. When I eventually get back to Eastbourne I will definitely explore that area thanks to your video.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Thanks David for your thoughts here, you could in theory carry a 4 piece lure rod and 4 lures in your pocket now that would be travelling very light indeed whatever the location

[@Piglife101]

Just came across your channel. Really enjoy your videos. Well filmed and your voice is easy to listen to, which may sound strange! Keep it up, please 👍🏼

[@joycehennequin8469]

It's really useful to see how the lures move in the water,can you demonstrate more please thank you 🌱🌱🌱💕🎣

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yes it’s on the list for this year !

[@joycehennequin8469]

Fantastic thank you.

[@lucbos7516]

What a beautiful shore Love it

[@kristofrugi5051]

3 session no fish at all ⛏️🎣 Session number 4 Saturday Brighton beach starts at 3am trying and hoping for the godzilla 😜 Good luck buddy thanks for the shearing and love videos

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Good luck

[@trampster7306]

@@SaltwaterAngler Shearing? I didn't see any Sheep Matt! 😁😁

[@johnmaggiorino4493]

Gorgeous place

[@andrewnewby1918]

Great video, lots of info shared is, good presentation too. Thanks A

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Many thanks

[@neilcole3406]

Didn’t John Darling used to fish there? He was a great bass fisherman RIP John!

[@SaltwaterAngler]

He did indeed and stood on those same rocks

[@robmeek4611]

Thanks for the video, I loved it. Why are you float fishing at 12 feet in 2 feet of water? Many thanks?

[@robertcornelius8056]

Cow gap ! Fished it a few weeks back . Six seals watching me really close in

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Seals everywhere !

[@trampster7306]

Good one Matt! 5.30am?? After 20+ years of working nights, that's bedtime mate! 😁😁 Some lovely marks & scenery there, and some good info on the lures for those of us that have not done much lure fishing. You caught more fish in that session than I have so far this year - due to the Corona virus, health issues, and my car being currently in dry dock, I haven't got out yet! Thanks for the uploads - stay safe & well.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Thanks for your updates. Hopefully things picking up for you soon

[@TheShadow-33]

Heading our to Gwynedd on the lure 6th July onwards. The waters in Wales are pristine currently.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yep those wonderful granite rocks keeping it clean, I know weed can be a problem in some marks there though. Fingers crossed for your trip and tight lines

[@TheShadow-33]

@@SaltwaterAngler Will let you know how I get on mate.

[@kynankelly3952]

The amount of knowledge is great on your videos! Any knowledge on lure fishing around Brighton way any decent spots

[@SaltwaterAngler]

A bass is a bass and I don’t think their habits, albeit irregular change . The best advice I can give is get out there at low tide and think like a bass. I can’t give away all the secrets but I’d like to encourage you to find your own way it’s so rewarding

[@Inshore_Angler]

That 10k subs really does look well under the channel name

[@antoniosimoes2516]

With those clear waters and calm and quiet sea with sunshine, you must choice only spinning in the daw, night or sunset....Sea bass in the day only hunt witth massive little sardines or other smal fishs.....Or if you have waves up one half metter and wave periodes of 11 , 12 metters by second... Sea bass is a night hunter and during the day is under dark rocks, resting and sleepping.......

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Thanks for your thoughts , Bass can be very active at times in bright daylight particularly at the top of the tide here. Sussex spring tides coincide with mid day and midnight roughly. I’ve fished here at night but it’s too dangerous out on the reefs. Thanks again I will have to try some night bassing.

[@antoniosimoes2516]

Thank for your experience in England. I `m a sea angler from fifty years ago.I born and live near 200 meters from coast line in Porto, Portugal. And allways fish the bass by night with only two colours...Red and black...And one thing that i learn with old anciant fishermans is that the bass allways prefere sand by night.. For catch, clean the parasites, and for ,with quit and calm sea in the winter, in the months from December to February make the spaw... You need to find extense areas with sand, and search the little waves in the banks to catch them 10 meters from shore....we never spinning in the rocks at night... The bass are hunting in the mixed sand and litlle rocks around the sand... Its more easy, not so dangerous and the big ones are there... But choose only new moons, with the low cofficient between 0.70 and 0.80 , up of 1 metter to 1,5 m never go..The bass is not so active in low sea cofficiente...Never fish with full moon...The Bass is a lunatic fish....

[@antoniosimoes2516]

@@SaltwaterAngler Thank for your experience in England. I `m a sea angler from fifty years ago.I born and live near 200 meters from coast line in Porto, Portugal. And allways fish the bass by night with only two colours...Red and black...And one thing that i learn with old anciant fishermans is that the bass allways prefere sand by night.. For catch, clean the parasites, and for ,with quit and calm sea in the winter, in the months from December to February make the spaw... You need to find extense areas with sand, and search the little waves in the banks to catch them 10 meters from shore....we never spinning in the rocks at night... The bass are hunting in the mixed sand and litlle rocks around the sand... Its more easy, not so dangerous and the big ones are there... But choose only new moons, with the low cofficient between 0.70 and 0.80 , up of 1 metter to 1,5 m never go..The bass is not so active in low sea cofficiente...Never fish with full moon...The Bass is a lunatic fish....

[@thomaslyth8531]

why is it my five fingers make a lot harder work watching you has my life hell of alot easier waiting 4 the nxt time saver thank you .tom l

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Thanks Tom although I’m not quite sure what you mean !

[@thomaslyth8531]

its is watching people as your self doing things with such ease itencourages me at my level of just to try harder. but thank you . tom l @@SaltwaterAngler

[@steveyB69]

Hello chap I'm new to the channel although I have come across some of your videos before and I enjoy your work. I was wondering how you establish the flow or current especially when fishing sub surface lures. You mention to cast uptide and pull your lure with the tide but I have seen in some places that the current appears to be travelling in both directions around deeper pools and coming into channels etc. Any help would be appreciated.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Hello! thanks for your comment. I’ve been thinking about the best way to describe this for a while now. I think the easiest way is to remember your lure is replicating a bait fish-so how does a bait fish move through said tide, where are the pinch points the Eddie’s and troughs. If you don’t know what to do - do nothing let the flow take the lure. Keep the lure at the depth required for as long as possible . I know that’s a bit of a cop out but really thinking like that bait fish being where a bass expects to find them is key

[@ironix1]

Lovely day and nice video Matt. Keep up the good work mate. Where and how did you acquire your prawns? My traps work well when other people haven’t helped themselves to them. Rockpooling takes up too much time.

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Yea mine got nicked last week. Just a butterfly net works well enough for me low tide in the right rocks doesn’t take long 5 scoops and enough for a few sessions

[@TheAutisticAngler]

that looks like a lovely spot

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Its great isnt it

[@gdogg4002]

Hey Matt, what’s your thoughts about fishing here with lures in the winter? I wonder if it’s worth coming over from Worthing in January?

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Possible but hard work - conditions no conducive and less fish chasing around. I’d save energy and hit them from June hard

[@ChrisZzippy]

brilliant

[@anglingpassion5039]

Nice bass video

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Thanks for watching

[@alloyd6241]

Goal posts...? Oh yes! 😁

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Well spotted, no penalties for you

[@Fishingwithzak_]

I have been trying consistently every day to fish for bass for 2 months now and I haven’t got a bite for he been on KZbin lot and I have all the lures that I need but nothings biting any tips. Thank you from Ireland

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Ask why would there be fish there ? What could they be feeding on. Sounds silly but I think that all the time.

[@seaangling]

I’m only just getting into lure fishing and recently noticed that the bass like taking at the surface purely by accident. Could you recommend one or two surface lures please?

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Well the patchinko and it’s very reasonable copy called an axia Is very good for half the price, it might be sub surface takes too and there’s 100s if those lures ! Have you watched the best lures video we did there’s an update coming next month

[@seaangling]

Saltwater Angler I’ve been watching all of your stuff and love the edit. It’s a steep learning curve but I had surface takes yesterday out in the boat. Very exciting.

[@mimmociaccio5470]

I notice that you fishing a low tide is this the best time for sea Bass ???

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Not necessarily, its possible to catch them at any state of the tide. Really depends on the venue.

[@KH-zd5iv]

What length spinning rod would you suggest?

[@SaltwaterAngler]

9ft for these sort of marks but depending where and how you fish 7ft can work

[@mimmociaccio5470]

what are the rules at the moment to keep a bass for the pot ???

[@SaltwaterAngler]

No more than 2 over 42cm.

[@mimmociaccio5470]

@@SaltwaterAngler Thanks!!

[@Easy_Now_Star]

Is it free to fish here?

[@geraldlrstubbs]

Please adjust the sound levels...

[@SaltwaterAngler]

Welcome to youtube ! Will do thanks for the feedback