Sea Fishing For Cod From The Beach - Cod Quest Part Two

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Sea Fishing For Cod From The Beach - Winter Cod Quest Part Two
For this latest latest episode and for part two of our Cod quest we once again took the cameras down to Aldeburgh Town Beach in Suffolk with the hope of catching a few Cod/Codling from the shore. With good conditions, a big tide and some nice bait we were hopefully of a Codling or two, but did we catch one... watch the video to find out!
Tight Lines
From The Waters Edge TV

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

New Video Now Online! Once again we back down at Aldeburgh Town Beach as we embark on part two of our Cod fishing quest! You can watch the latest episode, by clicking the link below... Sea Fishing For Cod From The Beach - Cod Quest Part Two As always we hope you enjoy it, any comments & feedback much appreciated! Tight lines FTWE.

[@lee6550]

Hey your vids are amazing and are helpful

[@Noname-qk9or]

From The Waters Edge TV where's the link ? Ha lol

[@brianlowe7739]

From The Watersu Edge TV

[@jtarryohpengyew8173]

Thanks for putting so much effort and endurance just to share your tips on rigs and baits. Thanks.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries at all mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@kerryfoster1]

I remember the days when you could fill a dustbin with cod off the East Coast beaches!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Kerry, I bet those were the days! My Dad has told me similar stories, he used to go and fish with his friends and if they didn't catch a Cod it would be more unusual than catching one! You never know one day it might happen again... although I'm not holding my breath!

[@joecampbell6486]

very sad how bad our oceans are getting abused,, doesn't help these gigantic floating factories clearing up our waters.

[@MrJaysstuff]

really enjoyed the 2 cod quest vids mate, hard lines with not picking them up but that's why we all return to try again, look forward to part 3 if your doing one, keep up the good work and tight lines

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Jason glad you enjoyed it! We'll carry on going and there will definetely be a part three, we need to get a Codling on camera before the winters out!!! :-)

[@Argyll100]

Again another great video .. the tips are welcome as too the detailed instruction on baiting etc .. very honest videos we can't catch 'em all the time but still full of interesting info ... thank you.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments John, glad you enjoy the videos! The fishing round here has been rather slow at the moment, but we'll carry on going! :-) Tight lines.

[@JcWrightyLive]

Defiantly going to give the in cased lug bait a go on the next cod run. Appreciation for the tips. Thank you FTWE!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

It's well worth a go, it helps keep the crabs a bay for an extra few minutes, it's also a nice big bait for any Cod!

[@pixel916]

Thanks for this video series, really refreshing my memory. Haven't been sea fishing for about 4 years, think i will try and get back into it this winter. I've got all the kit but just need the know how!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks z0ne glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment :-) Hope it's refreshed your memory too, well enough to get out and have a go this winter! Fingers crossed it should be a good year, especially if the small fish return a pound or two bigger! Good luck with it all and of course tight lines! :-)

[@fishingnorfolk]

Great video guys and, some invaluable tips. Will therebe, a cod, quest part 3👍

[@danausten1135]

Chris it's Dan about pier fishing you think your whiting are small mate down my end the bait is bigger than the fish good luck and tight lines mate

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha! :-D

[@Mark_Thompson_Author]

Great stuff!!! Fortune favours the wise I think... easy to say from my armchair with a G&T...! Great video - thanks!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, thanks mate!

[@bazbarrows]

love the cod quest videos keep them coming :)

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks baz barrows glad you enjoy them! :-) Did you see our latest one? We added it last week, was part 5! Hopefully filming part 6 this weekend! Tight lines, Cheers Chris.

[@Gordzyy]

hoping to see alot more of the sea video, loving them :)

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Great stuff Gordzzy, glad you've enjoyed them! There will be lots more to come, we need to get a Codling on camera before the winters out!!! :-) It'll be straight on to the Smoothound and Bass then too! Well... fingers crossed anyway!

[@kanchour16]

hi Waters Edge TV, thanx a lot for the videos and for all the fishing showing up, it really help people, I like all your videos they are help full great channel.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi kanchour16 thanks for the kind comments, glad you enjoy the video's and find some of them useful! :-) We have lots more to come too! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@mattnolan1973]

I respect your patience man but I've watched 50 minutes of your videos and haven't seen a big cod yet. But your sliding hook is new to me and the way you put a squid on is pretty cool.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Matt Nolan I know what you mean, however big Cod are quite rare to be honest, especially on our part of the coast!!! I've had them to around 8lb off the beach but it was a few years ago now! Glad you found the sliding hook and squid interesting. Tight lines, cheers Chris :-)

[@JcWrightyLive]

Quality, enjoy your videos. All the best of luck and stay safe lads, well done!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Johnny, thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) We're out again tomorrow, so should hopefully have a new episode to add this week!

[@dbrooks3061]

Very well done. Upbeat guy with the patience that it takes when you fish from the beach! Of course if he had a boat he'd be into fish!! (;

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi d brooks thanks for the kind comments! I know what you are saying about having a boat... even a Kayak would do!!! Haha! I much prefer to have my feet on solid ground tho!!!! ;-)

[@jezspencer4809]

Again quality video, I'll be trying out some of the tips you have shown on my next trip at Gorleston beach. Cheers.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Jez! Great stuff mate, let us know how you get on, hopefully you'll have more luck than we did! We are on Facebook, so feel free to send through any pictures etc I used to fish Gorelstons lots when I was younger, my Nanny used to live there, so we could combine seeing her, with a bit of fishing! ;-)

[@sbasey]

The Worm Wellington. worms wrapped in squid, will soon be a restaurant classic. Also if you leave them baby whiting on the hooks wont they be tempting for those hungry wide mouth cod. Just love your videos. Thank you.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers sbasey glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the kind comments :-)

[@IRALEG]

great! defiantly some of the best sea angling vids on youtube keep them up!!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind feedback, it means alot! Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully we'll have something bigger and better to report in part three!!!! Haha! :-) Tight Lines!

[@barrysimkins3668]

Another good video,,you looked very cold there. Keep them videos coming

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Barry, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Haha, it was a bit chilly! Bit wet and wild too! Lots more to come in future :-)

[@johnlorimer2876]

I have just created a youtube login just so I can be subscribed to your channel. Really enjoyed watching the videos and can relate to them fishing here in Alderney, Channel Islands. Keep up the good work!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi john lorimer thanks very much for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, it's much appreciated. Glad you are enjoying the video's, hope your fishing is going well! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@eugeo81]

Really good video! I am inspired to give sea fishing a go now,

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Great stuff Eugeo! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment. I'm currently in the process of editing Part 3, so you should have a new one to watch by the end of the week! :-)

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

I just subbed your Chanel. Great information and camera work. Don't know if I could fish like that in the dark . Those waves would put me to sleep. Beautiful shore. Keep doing what you do.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Christina, glad you're enjoying the videos - thanks for the sub! :-)

[@Sira1973]

Just a couple of questions. Are you planning on doing another Cod Quest this year from the beach? Once you caught a fish should you change your bait over?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Sie menotsyaing Hi mate, yeah we'll defo carry on the Cod Quest this year, I'm hopeful, after all them small fish last year, that they will return this year and be bigger!!! :-) Hopefully the video's will then be a little more fish filled!! :-) About your second question… yeah you should definitely change the bait regularly, in my opinion fresh, quality bait, is the most important thing, along with the state of tide and area you are fishing. Hope that helps! :-)

[@Sira1973]

Great help. Thank you.

[@clifffurr3612]

Great videos guys. As a matter of interest what rods and reels are you using.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers Cliff Furr I am using the Greys Grx-S and Penn 525 Mag II. If you click the 'Tackle Box' link in the video descriptions theres a full list on offer there! :-)

[@heavy246]

Im going cod fishing soon from the pier, can someone tell me when do I know to reel the fish in?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi heavy246 it sounds strange, but you just learn to 'know'! Obviously after a bite is a good start! Haha. However bites differ for different fish and so would my time for striking/reeling in. A might let a small bite develop for a few minutes, where as a big pull down/slack liner would see me on the rod in a second!

[@Baz7575]

1st off , Fantastic video 👍👍.......I am new to your channel this is the 1st i have watched , Very Very good .i am just about to take up sea fishing , both beach and kayak so the next year i got a lot to learn and from what i just watched .... your gonna be my teacher 😊, i have watched quite a few other people but you are very clear , good camera work and obviously very knowledgeable about this subject , look forward to watching more , Thanks a lot , Baz 👍👍🍻

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments Baz, glad you're enjoying the video's and channel. :-) We've been a bit slack uploading recently, but should be back on it in the next couple of weeks.

[@dougbourdo2589]

I haven't done much fishing but I do find your videos informative & interesting. I noticed a number of negative comments about talking too much and not enough fishing from some folks. I don't understand them. How does on impart information without talking and who wants to watch water & poles? Keep up the good work.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments +Doug Bourdo I'm glad you are enjoying the video's. I understand we'll never please everyone, but I think we do the majority. I like to try and include as much info as possible as some bits, especially juniors or beginners might find it useful. Thanks again, hope your fishing is going well. :-)

[@gavinmorley4090]

Hello guys just a quick one when are you making a new video on sea fishing??

[@Alright_Dave]

Hi very good in formative videos very interesting and it's nice to see... What beach hut are you using is it and expensive one or a cheep one

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Dave, glad you enjoyed the video and found it interesting. The shelter we are using is an old John Holden Beach Buddy, they used to be fairly expensive, but are cheaper now. There's a link to the tackle in the video description. There are some nice cheap ones on the market... Ron Thompson Beach Shelter, or Waterline Nerus, are two that are worth looking at. :-)

[@deltalima5745]

Cod are bottom feeders, so i would cut slits into the first bait you made, it looked like air was trapped in the squid as you whipped the bait elastic on, which will make it float.. just a thought.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Delta, interesting shout that and something I've never thought of. I think the fast tide run would keep the bait pinned to the bottom, but certainly some food for thought!

[@CURRYHOLIC1]

Hi Chris,...I'm going to try Aldeburgh soon. I was wondering if the area you're fishing, in this video, is a tackle graveyard or is it a fairly clear area. Cheers for the great videos... Mick

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Mick, thanks for the kind comments, glad you're enjoying the video's! I haven't fished Aldeburgh for a while now, so I can't really say... beaches change daily, weekly, monthly... When I have fished it though I've never had too many problems with loosing tackle. :-)

[@CURRYHOLIC1]

Thanks for getting back to me Chris.I actually fished it yesterday. 3 hours of the flood and 2 hours of the ebb. I lost count after about the 15th whiting. :) and no lost tackle.... Glad I had my shelter and suit though. Still waiting for the cod. Thanks again.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries at all, glad you managed a few fish! I imagine is was pretty chilly!!! Good luck for the winter, fingers crossed a few Codling show eventually. Cheers Chris

[@MarkoAbo]

Great video, great editing! Be well and fish on! Mark from Oregon

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Mark Abolofia tight lines to you too!!! :-)

[@heavy246]

Thank you for your advise and reply

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

heavy246 no worries :-)

[@Alright_Dave]

Ok brilliant mate will check them out thanks for the info :)

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries Dave! :-)

[@w33ksy]

Hi Chris. What do you think of the greys grx-s? Im looking for a new rod with a fast tip and heavyish power. Would this suit me for what im after? Cheers.. Looking forward to more videos.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi +w33ksy I like the Greys GRX-s I think they are a great all round rod at a nice price, however I'm not 100% sure if they are still available. I'd have a look at anything by Greys, Daiwa or Sonik though, they all seem pretty reliable! :-) Might be worth a having a little look and handling a few in your local tackle shop, I'm sure they'd be able to point you to something similar :-) Hope that helps. Cheers Chris.

[@w33ksy]

+From The Waters Edge TV Thanks for the reply mate. After abit of reviews I think im going to settle for the Anyfish Anywhere 6 & bait, thanks again :)

[@SuperSmittyboy]

If you bring a bait back in that looks untouched is it worth chucking it back out? Or would you say always put a fresh bait on?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi mate, I like to put fresh bait on every time, even if its not been touched. It's key to keep a nice scent trail in the water... if a bait has been out a while its probably washed out, with no smell or attraction.

[@SuperSmittyboy]

From The Waters Edge TV thanks for the reply I have thought that but didn’t know if I was wasting good bait thanks👍

[@smigles9173]

Another method I do with the left over worm that’s in bits I make a squid wrap and keep all the little bits of work and put it in the squid just fishing tbag extra little bit of bait

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Nice one mate, that sounds like a good tip!

[@aaronglennon5404]

I'm new to sea fishing. With that rig do they hook themselves? i.e. you don't have to strike or do you have to keep a keen eye on the bending rod? I have trouble telling if it's a bite from the waves moving the line and giving false bites. Great vids! Cheers

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Aaron, most sea fish will hook themselves, especially the smaller one's. You don't really need a 'strike' as such, you just need to lift into them. Normally bites will be very different from waves, there'll tend to be a sharper motion. Glad you are enjoying the video's! :-)

[@mikeypfc89]

Enjoyed the video as well as part one, what beach Shelter is that you use in these videos ? I'm currently looking around for one myself at the moment.. Thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Mikey, the shelter we use is an old John Holden Beach Buddy. I think they are made by Sundridge now. However I think there are some good one's on the market at slightly cheaper prices, if you'd like any more info feel free to email me! :-) Tight Lines P.S Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@vasyasol]

so do you loose that weight thing after every cast...?i am confused lol whats the point of it...it could cost you fortune ?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No mate, the weight is attached to your trace. You need to use the heavy lead to pin your bait to the sea bed, especially in the strong tide run.

[@jeffersonblanco5573]

Great videos ! I fish in vancouver bc canada .. .do you think the breakaway lead sinkers will work for beach salmon fishing ?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks jefferson blanco glad you are enjoying the videos! :-) I guess the Breakaway leads would work in all sea fishing situations, if you need to keep your baits pinned to the bottom.

[@deanotaggo9788]

Another great video. Although you should call it fishing for Whiting. 😂 need to see you catch Cod. On to your next video. Subscribed. Thanks.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, you can only catch whats there unfortunately Dean! Skip a few parts and you'll see some Cod, not to spoil it of course! ;-)

[@karlthespark]

Does the lugs stay on the hook after casting. It seems that I'm losing the lugs after every cast unless I use some elastic thread, which I think puts the fish off from biting. Any tips gratefully appreciated.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi karlthespark yeah the Lugworm does stay on the hook, you need to make sure you thread it on carefully though, or use a baiting needle. If you are reeling in with no bait left, it might be that small fish, or especially crabs are stripping it while it's on the sea bed. You can use elastic too, it certainly doesn't put the fish off! :-) Hope this helps. Cheers

[@karlthespark]

Hi From The Waters Edge TV thanks for the reply. Yeah thanks for the help. I also noticed in your videos that you exposed the hook when baiting, I as a novice had the brainwave to disguise the hook with the lugs thinking I was being clever. Today I started exposing the hooks and reeled in fish after fish. Thanks again. Good helpful videos, keep up the good work.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries karlthespark Yeah leave plenty of hook point exposed! The fish are very wild and not tackle shy, especially when the water is coloured and when theres a big surf and tide running! :-) Glad you managed to convert a few bites into fish, that's whats its all about! Tight lines and good luck with your fishing. Cheers Chris.

[@carlsmith5059]

Hi I'm new to sea fishing and new to your channel which is great by the way ,how do tackle shops sell rag worm by the kg or lb because I haven't got a clue to be honest and what price is it

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Carl, thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you're enjoying the video's and our channel! They all differ to be honest, most sell them by the 1lb or in 25's, 50's or 100's.

[@TheRattingChap]

very well presented and put together video, excellent work

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and the presenting. Thanks for taking the time to comment too, its much appreciated. :-)

[@ConorsOutdoorActivities]

can u tell me where the hefts are at aldeburgh because yesterday when I went I lost 4 lots of gear thank you

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

They change all the time +Conor Cox they move with the tide and after storms etc I've never had too many problems at Aldeburgh, but I haven't been there in over a year now.

[@colinbiggs244sniper]

Enjoy your videos,thanks.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks colin biggs :-)

[@jeffersonblanco5573]

I can't seem to find any videos on how to use break away impact leads I recently ordered some from the UK.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi jefferson blanco they are pretty straight forward to use. If you aren't sure perhaps google it, am sure there'll be some info some where :-)

[@michaelmckenna7930]

Hey that rig u showed why have u got bait clip link when your using breakaway impact lead ?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Michael, because the rig came with one already tied on it... or if I made the rig myself, because I ran out of normally link clips! Haha.

[@michaelmckenna7930]

From The Waters Edge TV I just made a shit tonnebof rigs my self today haha

[@poosmurf]

Really enjoying your videos mate, they've spurred me on to get out there after a few years of illness. I'm thinking of heading up to Aldeburgh for a night as been fishing there as a youngster. Is it still possible to drive & park up the beach? Any restrictions or charges? Many thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments Ronnie, glad you're enjoying the video's. :-) I think you still can, although the beach might have changed drastically with all the storms we've had etc I haven't been to Aldeburgh for a few years now.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Good luck with your fishing by the way! Hope you're recovering from your illness. Tight lines, cheers Chris. :-)

[@dumdumdotty1]

I can't believe sea fishing is so hard! Catch bigger fish from my local cut.Still a great vid!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Abu, glad you enjoyed the video! I know what you are saying mate, we struggle around this area, the seas seem de-void of bigger fish!

[@frintonflyer7796]

Could you use the Whiting as bait ? Looking forward to your next Sea video Thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Frinton, ummmm yeah we could do, however they are only good as live bait and unfortunately around our area there doesn't seem to be any bigger fish to eat them! Haha! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! :-) New Sea video's should be coming soon!

[@alfakorg]

Hi Chris, congratulations on your very nice videos and your very clear and detailed explanations. I like your clothing, can you tell me what brand are they? I here in Italy I go fishing almost always at night and in winter with temperatures from 0 ° C to 10 ° C

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments Peppe, glad you enjoyed the video :-) The items I'm wearing in this video are... Leeda Neoprene Waders And Titan Smock. However this video is very old now... I've since upgraded to some Vass Waders and a Vass Smock, they make some nice items for the sea angler.

[@surfcastinggalicianacho6186]

he probado el rig y me da muy buenos resultados en las costas de españa un abrazo

[@cesarhaka]

Hi great videos im looking forward to watching part three after ive left this comment. Why didnt you livebait the whiting as you said some were of good size? Keep up the good work!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Dave, glad you enjoyed the video! We did leave a couple of them out there for longer than we should, but with no joy. I just think there's a real lack of larger fish around at the moment. Thanks for taking the time to leave us some feedback, it's much appreciated! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@davidwilliams9019]

Went fishing at that exact place yesterday and all I got was Whiting on lug worm and some macrel but still a fish is a fish

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Nice one mate, unfortunately I don't think there's too much around other than Whiting at the moment! Like you say a fish is a fish though! :-)

[@samuelcorallo5148]

Use the small whiting for bait

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I used to use them a fair bit many years ago, less in recent times though as there just seems nothing out there to eat them!

[@henrithomas2131]

hi I like all your vids there great have you considered pier fishing video

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments Henri Thomas Ummmm I'm sure it's something we could look at this winter! :-)

[@henrithomas2131]

year I live In deal (kent) and were having skate huss dabs witing pouting a few codling at night its open Sunday to Thursday till 10 pm Friday till midnight and Saturday all night. there are two shops pleasure angling bye the royal hotel and channel angling bye the pier entrance fred in there can get some fresh blacks for £5.50 a score for me as I am a junior angler and regular customer and £3 for a box of squid I could pop down to show a few places to fish bottom deack ish the best for codling but snaggy so I use 3 hook cascade rig down there. but if you fancied a dab then I can get 100 blow lug days before for you ctu the heads of and roll them then frige them for a week that will get lots of dabs. if you fancied a skate get sandell and bluey and cocktail on a pully pennel or if low on cash get a box of squis and put a whole one .

[@SuperJammygit]

great video again,

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks mate, thank you for taking the time to comment! :-)

[@shadowcsgo8452]

Can you make a video on how to spool a fs?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi mate, yeah am sure we can sort something :-)

[@shadowcsgo8452]

From The Waters Edge TV cheers the others on yt don't go into enough detail

[@chrisandsamlivingthedream]

Good vid buddy

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it.

[@polygamous1]

keep on posting them mate they are very enjoyable n G L

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Takis Sozou :-)

[@royhornyak8596]

How many times did you say "Situation" in the first 6 minutes?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I don’t know Roy, I’ve not counted them. 😂 did you?

[@royhornyak8596]

@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV Yes!

[@richiestatham6454]

Great vid

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Richie! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment, its much appreciated!

[@gmonkey808]

great video.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks gmonkey808 glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment.

[@MatthewMckenzie7]

What make is that red shelter?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Matthew, its an old John Holden beach buddy. I believe they are now made by Daiwa/Sundridge. If you click the tackle box link in the video description it should take you to the new model available. Hope that helps, cheers Chris.

[@totthd7715]

Do you get sponsored with your bait? A pack of lug these days cost around £3.50, so on average I use around 1-2 lug a time. How do you bloody last for so long lol.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi TottHD no we don't, we don't get sponsored with anything. Normally I purchase 100 worm (around £20) and a box of squid (around £3-£5) This will last me for a session of say 6-8 hours, which I guess is quite expensive, but it's like any hobby.... I guess a round of golf, ticket to the football, few hours down the pub, would work out even more expensive and not last as long. However I must say I also enjoy all of the above, especially the latter! Haha! Tight lines, Cheers Chris.

[@michalissocratous2660]

you have a rod guide missing the ceramic ring on your rod...

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I know Michalis Socratous I need to get it replaced.

[@godsplayz1370]

I live in Cumbria

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Nice one, hope you've been catching a few fish.

[@jamesavickers5961]

Thank you so much ciao

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries! :-)

[@greg9871]

Excellent video, shame no Cod ☹️

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha! I know mate...

[@godsplayz1370]

Big bait second time, a squid with 3 lug could get you a 7-9 pound cod

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Indeed mate... if only there was a few more 7-9lb Cod to eat it though! :-D

[@irwanayoh8154]

Thanks...

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers Irwan Ayoh

[@alejandrogomez4964]

y porque no pruebas encarnado con esos peces una de esas pillas algo mas grande ;)

[@henrismadfishing1190]

when the next vid

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Henri, next video is going on tomorrow, but it's a pole fishing video. New sea video should hopefully be filmed this week! :-)

[@henrismadfishing1190]

thanks

[@henrismadfishing1190]

what species is your target

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Carp Henri, it's online now! :-)

[@henrismadfishing1190]

no the sea vid

[@owensmith6492]

hook the squid with the top hook

[@vladimirvunich4761]

So why can’t you show us how to clip it in when there is a bait on the hook???

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Did I not? If not I'm sure I have in some of our videos. The hook literally just clips on the little clip on the impact lead - it's quite straight forward, streamlines your bait/rig and always detaches on impact with the water. :-)

[@elitekingcobra]

Not the best thing to do on a windy cold day my fren....go home n spend time with your family.... :-D Nice video btw....

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, I know Dan, sometimes I do ask myself why! Why we do it! I'm sure I'm not the only fishermen who does that tho! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment. :-)

[@101jamesbecky]

THANKS FOR AN INTERESTING SHOW, i DID A LOT OF FISHING BUT OWING TO AGE AND HEALTH I'M AN ARMCHAIR FISHERMAN.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi James Guile thanks for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoy the videos! :-) Hope you are still getting your fishing fix, even if it is from your armchair! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@surfcastinggalicianacho6186]

nice

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

We should have some more sea fishing video's on the way soon! :-)

[@bill3old]

needs to lace the worms & the Squid on the hook to get the hook in the fish's mouth. hes not too keen on fishing

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

We use bait elastic to whip the bait to the hook, makes it tougher for the crabs to get it off and stops it exploding on the cast.

[@sipols13]

supper!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks again! Glad you enjoyed the videos! :-)

[@BROTHERoftheBRIAR]

no cod ,,good try would like t osee you catch some

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi BROTHERoftheBRIAR in the later parts we do catch some however they are small! Fingers crossed those small fish have grown a bit bigger and are ready for us to catch this winter!!! :-)

[@zarucas]

la prosima vez az una amburguesa y mandasela

[@callmemassiah]

How not to catch cod

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Really? Were we doing something wrong?

[@Thalarctos.]

💓

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks! 😊

[@arcanekrusader]

Part One - Whiting fest :P

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Yep, your right there! Both of them have been so far! We'll keep trying though. :-)

[@Rikku82]

4 lug worms a cast wow you must spend some money on bait as lug are like 75p each that £3 a cast to catch whiting you dont even eat

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Janet, no Lugworm aren't that expensive. They work out around £18 for 100 worms, although thats still expensive enough! It's not too bad if there are some Cod around, but is painful when your wasting good quality bait on pin Whiting! I guess it's the same as any hobby... joining a golf course, getting a football season ticket, having a pint... are all expensive, but if you enjoy it then you don't worry about it!

[@abutalal4942]

you speak too much, work just a little

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the feedback and for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@JcWrightyLive]

Quality, enjoy your videos. All the best of luck and stay safe lads, well done!

[@jeffersonblanco5573]

Great videos ! I fish in vancouver bc canada .. .do you think the breakaway lead sinkers will work for beach salmon fishing ?

[@callmemassiah]

How not to catch cod