Sea Fishing UK - Wreck Fishing For Eels At Anchor Before Drifting With Lures For Bass, Pollock, Cod

[@Brian-mb9ez]

Cracking day on the water with some nice fish coming to the boat, well done on the triple crown 👏👏

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Cheers bud! Always nice to get the 3 ticked off on lures!

[@Si_digs]

Pleasure to watch 😎👍🏽

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you

[@paulslater2643]

I love those lures. Can't wait to go wrecking again. Thanks for an inspirational video 👍

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Pleasure! They are devastating lures! My go to!

[@ianroberts5387]

brilliant channel 👌👌👌

[@ukfishslayer]

Nice one bud, got to love a cod 👌

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Absolutely! Dam tasty to!

[@ukfishslayer]

@@MuscleFishingOfficial 💯👌🏻

[@stevehele1077]

Liking watching you mate luv it 👍

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Thanks mate! Appreciate the kind words 🙏🏼

[@theamputeeangler]

Nice easy watch that mate and good session!

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Cheers bud! I enjoyed editing that one actually and the next one is quite similar

[@proanglerkb945]

Nice movie mate !!! Good tips in it 2 💪💪💪

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

@@proanglerkb945 thank you! Always try and make it a bit educational to!🙏🏼

[@davidmoylan4923]

Great video as always. Lovely clear image on the sounder. Is it a 54 or 56 transducer, any recommendations on the usual settings you use.

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

It’s a Gt56 bud. Really impressed me so far. No idea on settings. Not really played around with it tbh. Sidescan never tried either. Need to have a look at it. Sorry but useless there 😅

[@davidmoylan4923]

👍

[@stevecrossley7273]

Another extremely watchable film with great tips and instruction Jake. Very well done with the catch return too. Can I ask, what weight and trace length for the boom and skerries eel set up? I'm guessing around 5 ounce and 10 feet? Do you use mono or fluoro and what strength for the lure trace? Hope to catch up with you out there soon :-)

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Good evening thanks for the watch and kind comments! Means a lot so thank you! The weight on my boom depends on the tide. Is can vary from 6oz to 16oz. Tide, depth of water varies my decision. On this day the 8oz ball weight was fine. Your aim is to be in contact with your weight at all times and for the weight to be under the boat. Not drifting away from it or away from it if that makes sense. So have different weights and see what you can get away with. Lenght of trace I chnage up, small tides around the 6/7ft mark, but around slack bring it to about 4ft. Big tides I extend the lenght up to about 10ft but have gone 12ft at times. Longer traces really do work well when you can use them. Fluro is my preference. It’s invisible in the water. 30lb my usual but have taken it to 50lb and bullied them a little more on the days the big fish are causing issues. Hope that helps and any more questions please don’t hesitate to ask

[@waynecreech3782]

Excellent video as always, I have never been sea fishing I live in Dorset, how much to come on the boat with you 😊😅. Keep up the great work bud 💪

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Thanks mate! I don’t take money or take people out on this little boat. There is plenty of charters all over the country though that take you out and provide all the equipment you need to catch lots of fish mate

[@alexsteele1632]

Give josh Simmonds a call he's the owner skipper of fish on 2 from weymouth,he will give you a good day on the fish👍

[@tall_ad]

Hi,thanks for your videos im learning a lot,i bought a 330 m and 6hp engine but havnt taken it out to sea yet ,i was wondering ,how did you know what channel use on your radio to contact that other boat please ?

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

I have completed my VHF radio course and I’d advise others to do the same or at least have a read up on marine vhf usage. C16 is the channel all boats should be monitoring and listning to so chose this channel. It’s also the calling and emergency channel so was ideal for this scenario.

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

I have completed my VHF radio course and I’d advise others to do the same or at least have a read up on marine vhf usage. C16 is the channel all boats should be monitoring and listning to so chose this channel. It’s also the calling and emergency channel so was ideal for this scenario.

[@denisjolly9263]

Great videos, buddy.I realise you may not want to, but is there any chance of showing how you dispatch and bleed the fish. Perhaps at the end of a film with a warning .

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

It’s a subject sadly I can’t really show. The world has gone a bit mad unfortunately… I think there’s a few videos on KZbin that would show it. It’s a simple affair. Hope you find a good video and enjoy your catch! Thanks for watching! Have a great week!

[@milkyporridge5929]

How do you get the polycraft back up the beach?

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

Super easy! Line goes from my car to the boat. Drive forward and drag it up. Or use a winch on the car if you have one 😊 treat it like a kayak.

[@proanglerkb945]

@@MuscleFishingOfficialindeed 😅

[@lester0825]

Where’s the wreck located mate? Thanks

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

If you listen to the intro I tell you roughly how far out it is, go onto navionics and have a look. I launch at langney point, Eastbourne 😉

[@CaseyBerry-wg4sh]

Hello, if anyone interested I have a polycraft available blue . Been used 3 times brought this year , comes with 20hp Mercury, 3 months old Bexhill, comes with trailer

[@johnsonbeats8462]

you infected me :) I will buy sib boat excel and yoho!!! adventure :D your videos are very helpful, I hope we will meet on the water someday. Regards

[@MuscleFishingOfficial]

It’s great fun having a small boat! Have a look at the Tuffy 300 boat if you have space for a trailer. Much easier to use and enjoy than a SIB! Hopefully see you on the water one day and compare our catches! Tight muscles