Light Rock Fishing at Exmouth.

[@thomasshepherd2973]

Great video, thanks for posting. I've caught plenty of bass out there using lures but had no idea of the variety.

[@johnjbh7089]

Great mixed bag. Well done.

[@DevonLerfer]

Nice video mate, good to see you're finding plenty of variety out there still 👍🎣

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Devon Lerfer Cheers, looking forward to the night's drawing in a bit so I can fish over a dusk high spring tide and see what's about. 👍

[@garymurray4878]

Great video ,nice day to be out and some fish 🐟 as well. Excellent 👍🎣🎣

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

gary murray cheers, it's a great spot to fish whilst watching the boats in the estuary.

[@barryconnerty2055]

Really enjoyed your videos. I am hoping to visit Exmouth at the beginning of August along with my 7 year old Grandson and would like to spend a few hours LRF and wish to if could suggest some areas we could fish from and the best times to go.

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Thanks. Definitely fish from the harbour wall carpark (be careful about paying promptly, as it's caught people out and you'll get a fine). Drop shot of the side works best or metal lures from the slipway at dusk will produce a few species, fish from high tide down as the current is to strong on an incoming tide for LRF. A trip over to Budleigh at dusk using metal's in calm, clear conditions will get you a few fish too 👍

[@barryconnerty2055]

@@TedGreenBeachFishing Thanks for the help and advice. Best regards

[@ianfirkins6460]

Nice little session Greg. Been smashed up the LRF gear there, so suspected there must be the odd “donkey” about 😄

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Ian Firkins cheers. It's such a good spot to fish with fish of all shapes and sizes, and with that Goldsinny it takes my total up to 18 species caught from the Exmouth area just using the LRF gear.

[@ianfirkins6460]

East Devon Fishing that’s brilliant! Exmouth is a great spot. My one and only common dragonet so far was from the “compass”.

[@soundproof8688]

Nice one Greg. Exmouth Expert 👍

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

sound proof cheers, hopefully we can catch something new that happens to swim up to the slipway area soon.

[@mattschannel1502]

Really enjoying this channel I know it's not relevant to this video but you pendulum cast is spot on iv always wanted to learn how to cast like that

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

one man and his yak Thanks, I do have continental rods and big fixed spool reels but I do enjoy (and prefer) pendulum casting when beach fishing.

[@mattschannel1502]

@@TedGreenBeachFishing liv tried Tina few times just couldn't get it right I think I need a decent rod I had a fladen warlbird with a but reducer not a top end rod but good enough for beach

[@Neil.W]

It would great if you could do a video on salting rag worm. Cheers.

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Neil.W Ok, I'll add it to the next LRF video that I do, cheers. 👍

[@barryconnerty2055]

Good morning, For my drop shot fishing and general lure fishing needs I have been using a Wychwood Alligator 8ft 10-60g rod. This fine for inland waters for Pike, Zander and but I feel it is too heavy for close in fishing off Exmouth Pier head or slipway so I I am looking at an alternative setup. I quite like the Tronix rods especially the HTO Aikido 1.98cm (6.ft 6in)1-5 gram model. Have you any recommendations or opinions please? Best regards Baz

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

I'll sometimes use a boat rod 12-20lbs and just beef everything up with a weak link to the weight if I'm after big Wrasse. Generally I'll use a 4 - 16 gram dropshot rod, 20lb braid with 20lb fluorocarbon and a size 2 hook for dropshot, this set up will allow me to catch the smaller species and be able to land a decent Ballan. Any of the LRF rods will do, depending on your budget, HTO is good or Majorcraft rods. Drop net is definitely worth getting for Exmouth.

[@barryconnerty2055]

@@TedGreenBeachFishing Hi there thanks for the reply and your advise. Baz

[@dave-ux1iu]

good idea with the rag worm.il give it a try as i usually give away whats left.

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

dave definitely worth giving it a go as it last for a long time and is a good back up when conditions are tough. 👍

[@moppymorris9108]

Nice sport there Greg that salting of rag do you freeze it first before salting it? And what landing net is that please? Great vids

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

No freezing before, Salt them down as the are even the dead ones. It's the Diawa telescopic 5.9m landing pole with the Diawa tilt net.

[@simongains1793]

Many thanks for sharing!

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Simon Gains cheers 👍

[@barryconnerty2055]

Hi there, I meant to ask earlier what drop shotting weight size in grams do you use and are they lead.

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

I use the Fox brass dropshot weights, I can get them from my local tackle shop or online. The size depends on which rod I'm using, I normally use a weight that's in the middle of what the rod is rated, eg. 0.5 - 5gram LRF rod then I'll use a 3gram weight.

[@barryconnerty2055]

Hi there again, I notice in your videos that you appear to be drop shotting on one side of the slipway near the pier head car park whist mainly spinning/lure fishing from the sea wall side of the slipway. Is one side better for one type of fishing ? Cheers Baz

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

No, I'll dropshot or use a spilt shot rig if I want to fish on the bottom for Wrasse, Blenny, Scorpion fish, etc. and use metal's or soft plastic for fish higher up in the water column like Bass, Pollack and Garfish.

[@johngmls]

Great video again. What landing net handle is that as its the business.

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

johngmls thank, it's the Daiwa Mobile Telescopic Landing Net Handle 5.9 meters and closes to 72 cm. I got it from Chesil Bait and Tackle, £79.00 .

[@budleighphotography8094]

Hi. Whats the make of the net you use? I've lost some monsters of the docks trying to pull them up

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Budleigh Photography It's the Diawa telescopic landing handle with the Diawa tilt 'n' tip net.

[@budleighphotography8094]

@@TedGreenBeachFishing thank you. Ill have a look for it. Also thanks for the follow on Instagram. I'm @fishingaroundbudleigh on there

[@Fishingchanneltv]

well done

[@Rubblechops]

Nice. Are you allowed to fish there? All I can see when there are signs saying not and I'm too much of a square to ignore them!

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Rubblechops thanks. It's okay to fish there, just avoid the area in between the signs from the crane to the end of the decking as that bit is rented out from the docks owner 👍

[@oakashthorn5714]

Would you catch any mackerel in them conditions?

[@TedGreenBeachFishing]

Greg De-bakers probably not but you never know. Over high slack water on an evening tide would be worth a go in calm conditions, I've been catching Mackerel since May on an evening just before dusk at Budleigh but I don't use feathers, I use metals as that will get you Bass, Pollack, Gurnards and anything else that's chasing bait fish. 👍

[@oakashthorn5714]

East Devon Fishing excellent, I only asked because we’re in the process of moving to Devon from the north, sea fishing is something I’ve never done but something I’d like to start doing,I only do fly fishing & I’m know that’s a different ball game😉

[@mattschannel1502]

@@oakashthorn5714 there are some great salt water flys available and I have seen bass caught of the fly