Sandeel Netting | TAFishing

[@FREELOADERSS]

What an interesting video, never realised how much work goes into catching sandeels thanks T.A

[@grahamallen3941]

Great video thanks Graeme! That’s some fishing real!!

[@davidharvey5672]

very interesting. Workshop video next Graeme, making the giant fishing reel .

[@chilcottjack29]

you should make one of them mackerel rigs for your boat Graeme

[@pauladams6802]

They're sea gooseberries or comb jellies I think

[@hobocan22]

i second this!!!

[@TheCountSummon]

That is absolutely correct.These guys are a species of comb jelly, not quite a jellyfish but looks like it and generally can't sting except for a few rare exceptions which use the stinging cells of jellyfish for themselves!

[@mikelyons7511]

Paul Adams jellyfish dingleberries

[@retro1980x]

If it's the species I'm thinking they partially illuminate at night

[@paulgc9447]

excellent episode, would love to sea more like this...i live in the Midlands and love anything to do with the coast especially boats etc.

[@davidhowlett5040]

I USED TO SNIP THE SPINE OFF THE WEAVER FISH AND USE THEM FOR BAIT, BASS LOVE THEM TOO !

[@oscarhill3088]

Loving your videos!!!

[@garethjamesplunkett]

I chuckle when you get a thumbs down on here. Someone is giving birth to them. Another great insight chaps.

[@simonjackson7269]

Vegans!!

[@ajdexter4195]

I just wanted to see how they catch them for bait in the shops, I guess like this but bigger?

[@ruffandreadyfishing5428]

Those jelly things are jelly fish and at night they glow bright green in the surf, really amazed me the first time i saw them.

[@chilcottjack29]

I was suprised to see Pete on your videos lol haven't seen him in years

[@ugsisr]

They are Berry Jellies... Awesome video.... Thank You... Tight Lines

[@pollygeorgerosie]

next video "diy mackerel jigging wheel" ?

[@laptopking9471]

How long do you leave the net out for

[@CharlieSpencers]

13:00: Those are Ctenophorans, filter-feeding zooids (animals made up of colonies of smaller animals) which are fairly common around the world. Very primitive creatures, not even true jellyfish.

[@WadupChris]

Looking forward to this one, need to get myself a boat!

[@simonmorley9962]

Brilliant vid. Do those guys work or what? Great insight.

[@daffyduckkillah2576]

that jelly at the end is actually the eggs from a cactus fish the female will lay up to 150 a day. She will always try to lay them close to the sand eels because the sand eels produce more fructose and it helps the eggs grow. also all of this is all bs I have no idea what I'm talking about

[@simonhopkins3867]

making that reel should be easy for a man like you.

[@jayswin2]

Graeme, fot the past year I ve been fishing at Barmouth in West Wales. The estuary is full of bass and the locals all seem to catch easily using live sandeels. i cant catch bugger all because I only have frozen. How do I catch sandeels from the shore?

[@kayakeros3470]

thanks for another great video!

[@ralphups7782]

what company out their makes the absolute killer sandeel lure or lures.

[@TAFishing]

Sidewinder.New range.We just got back from testing some in Ireland.

[@chilcottjack29]

TAFishing yes, I agree Sidewinder make the best jelly lures

[@ralphups7782]

the chaps latest video fishing trip to Ireland answers all for me.

[@rhysw3708]

Pete is sound good mate

[@jwpfishing3400]

I think the jelly things are eggs I was in france last week and they were all over the beach we were told by the locals that they were eggs but I cant be sure because they were french

[@jwpfishing3400]

great video aswell

[@hairyscone]

dont trust the french

[@masterblob7196]

Haha silly french

[@hobocan22]

def. comb jellies

[@davemould8261]

correctomundo....Comb Jellies....if you walk along the beaches in the west / south west areas of Brittany, you may even see the guys who net fish, actually laying them out to dry above high water marks so they dont get back in the sea... I live in Ploermel which is about 45mins-1hr from the main marine beaches there and when we go over there whilst looking for oysters / mussels etc, & to fish from the beaches there, this is a regular thing you would see... French working boat skippers do this when their nets get full of these little blighters, as the jellies clog everything up...even the pumps to wash off the crap from the pots & nets...

[@johndw66]

weaver is venomous not poisonous

[@johndw66]

not really the treatment is a bowl of hot water. I would like a barrel of live sand eels tho :)

[@1starshot]

How did he make a mistake? Weaver fish are venomous but not poisonous, they are often used in the french dish bouillabaisse. Same with snakes, some can be venomous but are not poisonous to eat.

[@1starshot]

OK, no problem, I get what you meant now :) It's Graeme's fault, he's a trouble maker, you can tell just by looking at him.

[@therabbitturtle9810]

some body once told me (there jelly fish eggs) the world is gona rule me i aint the sharpest tool in the shed

[@tollesbury1]

Good job Graeme......very interesting. Are you going out when they go for the Bass ?? Sounds good fun.

[@jamespotter8185]

Do dead sandeels work as well as live ones?

[@Sira1973]

Both do the same job. Live bait better fresh. I have worked with dead sand eels with a spinning rod that works well get mackerel and bass interested. Pier fishing use both you may get a good fish even winter codling or Cod are interested in them dead or alive

[@LlwydJohnson]

Those blobs look like 'sea gooseberries'

[@jamesmc6825]

Surprise it didn't sink with a ok that equipment weight

[@seant2243]

Im doing a Shore fishing competition any tips for me?. Loving the videos keep it up!.

[@peterwalker5433]

do the boards not destroy the sea bottom?

[@1starshot]

Wouldn't destroy sand. They plane through the water keeping the mouth of the net open and are off the seabed in any case. I was an apprentice Captain on deep sea trawlers when I left school and what does mess the bottom up is the weights they put on larger nets. These rumble across the sea bed to keep the bottom of the net down while floats are on the top part of the net. This makes the net gape.

[@hobocan22]

the boards never actually touch the sea floor, they suspend and force the net taught,

[@peterwalker5433]

GREAT answer.Good to know cmmercial fishermen care.

[@1starshot]

The responsible ones do care, they want sustainable fishing and ability to make a lifelong living and then hand their boats & business on to sons or family for same. The problem is not so much in the North Sea, where I was, but around coral reefs which have been destroyed. Some use poisons and even explosives to fish. Jamaica is a prime example, most of it's coral is destroyed or dead now because coral is a living organism and takes hundreds of years to build up. Some nations have no respect for size of fish either so young that have not had chance to breed are taken, they fish the area out then move on and do the same.

[@davidstorton910]

The scallop dredgers are as bad, you want dive a piece of sea bed after they have been along THERE IS NOTHING LEFT, it is barren of all life, that's why anyone with any morals will pay the extra and only buy hand dived scallops

[@fiskrond9212]

As at 11th May 2019... 12 downvotes... is it any coincidence that condoms come in 12pks... maybe at sometime in the past someone didn't buy their condoms with their weekly shop of turnip-flavoured donuts.... now that the eggs have hatched and the amoebae been taken away by Social Services and given internet access, the simple organisms have confused the touch screens of mobile devices with real windows, and random licking thereof has resulted in the aforementioned downvotes.

[@conanslater8356]

That reel would be a life saver on charter boats

[@owenpreece4508]

nice video

[@Sira1973]

Graeme he got a boat what happening to your boat I hope its not costing too much to get fix. If it all you have to say is can you lot out in KZbin please donate. Great video by the way made a change.

[@sambrumpton3773]

Yes they are jelly fish

[@hairyscone]

Pleurobrachia are the transparent globular organisms

[@hookedonbasscornwall]

Bass eggs

[@gadgetfpv]

Sea Gooseberries...

[@MrJonashjensen]

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