Summer LRF Fishing around Weymouth & Portland

[@bastar]

Your pup is a great fishing partner ;)

[@TheEssexAnglerYT]

awesome video mate, great fishing down there!

[@TheTangledAngler]

Nice video mate! Gave you a sub. I'm looking forward to getting more into the LRF soon! 🎣

[@hookedonlurefishing]

Nice one Donny, forgot you'd filmed my bass :)

[@angleseytightlines2918]

Just subbed. Love lrf and nice to see how others do it with artificial. I use little bits of rag most of the time 🐟🎣

[@lurekayaklrf]

Rag does work well, beauty of isome is you’re not restricted to fishing when the tackle shops open, or nearby, plus clean hands is a bonus.

[@angleseytightlines2918]

@@lurekayaklrf just started using it . Took some on holiday last summer to The Bahamas. Started using it on Anglesey last few weeks. Works well 🐟🎣

[@the88tench3]

Awesome video! Really starting to get into this method of fishing, just wish I lived closer to the coast to go more often! Managed to catch a rock goby down Poole the other week, and some friends had a good time there last week catching gobies, blennies and ballan wrasse!

[@lurekayaklrf]

@@the88tench3 I don’t live near the coast, but can’t keep away! The Fuel bills are tough.

[@the88tench3]

@@lurekayaklrf I know what you mean, not sure what's worse, the fuel cost or the 3 1/2 hour drive down!

[@yasinozkaran4417]

Hello, I'm a beginner. Can I ask a question? How to choose the jighead weight?

[@lurekayaklrf]

@@yasinozkaran4417 depends on depth and the wind. If it’s under 5/6 metres and not so windy you can go 1-3g. Wind and deep you want around 5-7 grams. I’ll only go over 7-10grams if I’m on a boat or need to cast very far.