Fluking Flounders | Roaming the beach for FLOUNDERS & TURBOT | Beach Fishing Scotland

[@stevenbisset8717]

brilliant, well done 👏

[@anthonylong6403]

Another cracking episode, thank you - and a reminder to all fellow anglers, that its not always about catching the biggest or the most fish!

[@shodi2259]

FFS Gordon did ye pick up the wife’s hat by mistake 😜 Great content as always guys 🎣

[@theanglingfront]

Absolute class episode lads 👏

[@angling360]

Thank you 🥃

[@EuanMcMillan-h3q]

Cracking video as always lads. Love that beach, and the harbour round the corner isn’t too bad either in the summer months for LRF. Had some decent Cod in amongst the boats. Will definitely need to give that method a try on the beach 👏🏼

[@elkayakfish]

Great Video, a local spot. I have to say I don't do a lot of beach fishing but nothing wrong with a bit of flatty bashing :)

[@scottwood135]

Great video lads, thoroughly enjoyed it, thanks for sharing.

[@giveitaswingoutdoorswithsm2901]

Good Lads 🧐👍 over here in Denmark that style of fishing is very popular on the West Coast for flat fish Turbot, Brill and flounder! Enjoyable baner also ☺️ Best regards Smith

[@angling360]

Nice one mate thanks.

[@AndrewThomson-r2v]

The flounder gladiator, nice touch at the start of the video.

[@angling360]

It's a guy thing isn't it. Well I assume so, I can't help myself when I see long grass 🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewmaccallum2367]

Instant like, before even watching..as per! 👏👏👏 🎣

[@angling360]

Legend! 🧡

[@andrewmaccallum2367]

You're very welcome 👍

[@enniscorthyboy]

Quality lads, thank you. 👍👍

[@jimmycburfield5997]

Cool fishing style; I will be imitating at Silloth on Solway and Port Carlisle! Looks good crack.

[@angling360]

Cheers mate, now there's a town I've not heard of in a while. Silloth. Fished at the harbour their about 35 years ago for mullet.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

@ mullet!!! My nemesis. Port Carlisle; the old harbour, full of Mullet. I lived there in summer 2005 for six months……never even hooked one!

[@angling360]

@jimmycburfield5997 i was the summer of 1990 with same results

[@discovering_scotland]

Loved that 👏 congratulations on the Turbot

[@OnTheRocks69]

Love that beach !

[@fishinglad1644]

Another well edited video lads. I know the work first hand that goes into it.

[@MichaelMcNaul-r8u]

Great watch lads and congratulations on another species 💪👍🎣

[@angling360]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PiscatorUK-Fishing]

Nice video Gents, one of my favourite venues and methods for flounder/turbot. Congrats to you both on the new species👌👏

[@angling360]

Thank you Dougie. Loving your videos too mate, I like 👍 but keep forgetting to leave a comment on 🥴

[@Edge-of-Reason]

Another gem

[@DarioFerrari23]

Cracking video guys 🙌🏼 I’ve never tried that style of fishing before will need to give it a try… Well done on the Turbot Alex 👏🏼

[@DarioFerrari23]

and Gordon, well done on the turbot, hadnt watched the full video when i first commented lol

[@francislogan380]

Merry Christmas folks 🎉

[@angling360]

Same to you!

[@BarneyTrent]

Top notch content deserving of so many more subscribers. Have a great Christmas

[@angling360]

Cheers. Happy Holidays mate.

[@Ian-xl2xf]

Come on viewers like and subscribe. Does not cost you nothing the guys put allot of work into this

[@fordtrac7171]

Cracking way of fishing. Possibly could use the Texas rig on this approach

[@Ian-xl2xf]

Good video guys only one thing with flounders that swallow the bait right down can be hard then o return back to the sea.

[@PaulBrownlee-gx3ql]

Try circle hooks size 2 and lift on amy bite if nothing leave it sometimes the movement helps

[@PaulBrownlee-gx3ql]

Thanks for shareing You should try the estuary caught Turbot just over the pound there and Sea Trout Thanks

[@patmckeane6588]

Is it the Solway they do a catch flounders by stepping on them, risky cos that sandy stuffs bad for the wee weever fish bit painful

[@michaelmilton5614]

Hi enjoying your videos, with this one you mention that you are using salted mackerel strips,how are you salting them,i have frozen mackerel but when they defrost they brake apart, they are freshly frozen within 2 hours of catching them

[@angling360]

Cheers mate. So defrost n dry off with paper towel the fillets. Slice them up. Get yourself a tub, n layer it up with, paper towel, sea salt, strips, salt, paper towel and repeat. Pop in fridge a day or 2, then remove all.the salt n towels, put strips in a zip lock bag, with some sea salt, n they will last months in the fridge. I've caught decent sea trout on 3 month old salted strips. Hope this helps.

[@michaelmilton5614]

@angling360 thanks, I will get on it straight away.

[@gryffe1690]

Really keen to give this a bash, do you think anywhere on the clyde would be worth trying? Maybee one of the ayrshire beaches or even around largs?

[@angling360]

Defo, we've a few local spots we might try ourselves.

[@tonybrunton4384]

Great video, I live not far from that beach, what length rod/weight rod where you using, thanks Keep the videos coming, cracking tips😁👍🎣🎣🎣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@angling360]

Cheers mate, I'll check after work and get back to you.

[@remigiuszzylinski7329]

What beach is that?

[@georgebain4334]

What beach are you fishing off plz?

[@projekct_amk]

Is beach fishing something you enjoy or is it just a "halibut" you have gotten into, at least you were not "floundering" on this one and those fish were just the "dab", clearly you both where at the right "plaice". Good work fellas, I'll get my coat

[@angling360]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Best reply of 2024. Thank you Sir. Sit back down 🥃

[@angling360]

Honestly that was class, giggling away here 🤣

[@stevenbrown-f4y]

Better beach other side of estuary lads