LRF Fishing: 9 Species Session at Exmouth

[@davidriley7997]

You deserve every fish you catch. An impressive array of species. I enjoy your photography. Very well put together as are all your films.

[@LRFandHRF]

Thank you David. That actually means a lot. I try hard to upload good videos and glad someone appreciates the effort.

[@fin1493]

That Sea Scorpion was a truly amazing specimen. I can totally see myself getting into this sort of fishing if ever moved nearer to the cost

[@LRFandHRF]

They're nice aren't they! LRF can be used inland to. Check out my Canal and Rivers playlist

[@jamesrobertson9930]

You weren’t wrong when I messaged you the other day about the size of those rocks aggravating your back!!! Congratulations on the thick lipped mate. I’d put my house on you hitting 60 species this year pal. 👌

[@LRFandHRF]

Yeah, I do some silly things but I enjoy it ha. Thanks, I have a loads left to catch so hoefully 2 will be a steady finish to the year.

[@KeithFaulkner-w7t]

Always enjoy watching your videos,! Bit like listening to chill out music with the sea and views. Notice how you adapt to catch the tiniest of fish. Also noticed how quiet the seafront was IE no people at all.

[@LRFandHRF]

Have to switch it up to catch different things. Just adapt and catch. Exmouth beach I heaving in summer. But I cut it out if the video but the wind was 20 mph and only 9 degrees. So not really beach weather

[@scottjones9283]

Another great video Dan, so close to 60 - I can’t even think of 60 species, let alone catch them! I have got to get to Exmouth…

[@LRFandHRF]

Thanks. Yeah so very close 🤞🏻 This is my tally so far. Saltwater: 1. Bass 2. Painted Goby 3. Garfish 4. Dragonet 5. Tompot 6. Shanny 7. Pollock 8. Flounder 9. Rock Goby 10. Ballan Wrasse 11. Corkwing Wrasse 12. Lesser Weever 13. Worm Pipe fish 14. 5 Bearded Rockling 15. Shore Rockling 16. Silver Eel 17. Pilchard 18. Whiting 19. Scorp 20. Goldsinny 21. Two Spotted Goby 22. Common Goby 23. Sand Smelt 24. Mackerel 25. Black Goby 26. Launce 27. Herring 28. Sand Goby 29. Pouting 30. Poor Cod 31. 3 Spined Stickleback 32. Rockcook 33. Corbins Sand Eel 34. Giant Goby 35. Leopard Spotted Goby 36. Thin-Lipped Mullet 37. Sand Smelt 38. Baillons Wrasse 39. Black Bream 40. Montagu's Blenny 41. Grey Gurnard 42. Scad 43. Gilthead Bream 44. Thick-Lipped Mullet Freshwater: 1. Perch 2. Roach 3. Pike 4. Rudd 5. Chub 6. Minnow 7. Gudgeon 8. Brown Trout 9. Rainbow Trout 10. Sunbleak 11. Bleak 12. Bream 13. Tench 14. Ruffe

[@londonviking3801]

Congrats on the mullet Dan - 60 is so close! 🤞

[@LRFandHRF]

Thanks. So very very close 4 weeks to get 2 more 🤞🏻

[@mikemorton9419]

Massive congratulations on the tiny mullet. You will do 60 again

[@LRFandHRF]

Thank you Mike. I really hope so. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻

[@stuartday3232]

58 species in 1 year.... mind blown!! So realistically what could get you to the 60 mark??

[@LRFandHRF]

There's 13 on my list from last year I haven't had. I could pop and get a grayling. Have a trip to Hartlepool planned so could get dab, cod and Coalfish. Plenty to go for still surprisingly. Not even had a tub Gurnard this year or a Topknot

[@stuartday3232]

@LRFandHRF Grayling on a lure..... that'd be good. Only very caught 1 Grayling and it was on a lure 😉

[@LRFandHRF]

They quiet liked the lure in this video I did last year catching them 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/goPMdml_jNd8i9Esi=45N_B_q_g3tH--O2

[@stuartday3232]

@@LRFandHRF somehow missed that one.....

[@LRFandHRF]

Loved that session. All the places I fished back home as a boy

[@TheFishingNomad]

Nice video. Lots of cool catches. What is the name of that Gulp worm that you're using? Do you have a link to it?

[@LRFandHRF]

Thank you. Glad you liked it. I used Guld Hosomi in Clear camo. You can find it here. Its the slim clear camo onthedrop.co.uk/berkley-gulp-isome-4-inches/

[@TheFishingNomad]

@@LRFandHRF Thanks. Have you noticed any difference with this bait in warm vs. cold water? I've heard some anecdotal evidence that Gulp! works better in warm water than cold.

[@LRFandHRF]

It works all year round. I used it during last years winter league. Had 40 species and 1000s of fish. That's info is wrong in my opinion. Fish a small enough piece and any fish will have it. I could everything from Goby to bass using it in temps down to -4