Rare Couch Bream - How to catch these beautiful fish - Sea Fishing Cornwall - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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RicTic66
As annoying as they are, I have always had a fascination with Eels. Since while playing in the dunes at 'Wells next the Sea' in Norfolk as a small kid on holiday at my Uncles, I found eels coming out of the drains, wriggling through the grass and making their way into the sea. My Mum who was a font of knowledge re all things nature related, went on to tell me how all eels originate in the 'Sargasso Sea' in The Bermuda Triangle and somewhat like Salmon return there to breed before making the long journey back to their home waters. Sadly due to over fishing and the Elvers being a delicacy, their numbers are now diminishing.
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As annoying as they are, I have always had a fascination with Eels. Since while playing in the dunes at 'Wells next the Sea' in Norfolk as a small kid on holiday at my Uncles, I found eels coming out of the drains, wriggling through the grass and making their way into the sea. My Mum who was a font of knowledge re all things nature related, went on to tell me how all eels originate in the 'Sargasso Sea' in The Bermuda Triangle and somewhat like Salmon return there to breed before making the long journey back to their home waters. Sadly due to over fishing and the Elvers being a delicacy, their numbers are now diminishing.
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Russell
I live on the Trent, 350 metres from the the water in prime Barbel country. I'm originally a North Western lad, (Scouse, who met his East Mids wife at Uni in the East Ridings, just south of your home beaches. All my angling mates from back home and there are lots of them who fish, call me a jammie ------ because I ended up 'living with Barbel at my front door'. Me, I look at you and understand why they believe as they do, because I still miss the sea 40-50 years after I left it and I think about you as they do me. Jammie Northern f-----. Keep banging them out lad! Your stuff is superb, thanks.
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I live on the Trent, 350 metres from the the water in prime Barbel country. I'm originally a North Western lad, (Scouse, who met his East Mids wife at Uni in the East Ridings, just south of your home beaches. All my angling mates from back home and there are lots of them who fish, call me a jammie ------ because I ended up 'living with Barbel at my front door'. Me, I look at you and understand why they believe as they do, because I still miss the sea 40-50 years after I left it and I think about you as they do me. Jammie Northern f-----. Keep banging them out lad! Your stuff is superb, thanks.
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hunt
Another nice video. I used to love fishing like that off Largs for Dabs. Great tasting flatfish, just cook them in a pan whole after taking off the fins and head. Ever use the eels as bait? We use them over here for big stripped bass and Cobia. Bet the pollack would like them. They live forever in a damp sack. Hook them up through the head
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Another nice video. I used to love fishing like that off Largs for Dabs. Great tasting flatfish, just cook them in a pan whole after taking off the fins and head. Ever use the eels as bait? We use them over here for big stripped bass and Cobia. Bet the pollack would like them. They live forever in a damp sack. Hook them up through the head
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Stuart
Random Fun fact: the contents of the chewing gum bottle you showed is also made of plastic (and rubber) combined with flavourings - the act of chewing it releases plastic particles that mimic female hormones. Chewing gum - helping to turn little boys into little girls! Yum yum, yuk!
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Random Fun fact: the contents of the chewing gum bottle you showed is also made of plastic (and rubber) combined with flavourings - the act of chewing it releases plastic particles that mimic female hormones. Chewing gum - helping to turn little boys into little girls! Yum yum, yuk!
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John
Yet another great video, that-s a cracking looking bream, we-re coming down to Falmouth in September, can-t wait to try some of your tips and rigs, caught my first bass from the rocks at carrick roads, do you do any guiding? if you do, let me know and I-ll book a day with you
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Yet another great video, that-s a cracking looking bream, we-re coming down to Falmouth in September, can-t wait to try some of your tips and rigs, caught my first bass from the rocks at carrick roads, do you do any guiding? if you do, let me know and I-ll book a day with you
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Misty
Nice one John. Down on holiday just got back from up St Mawes this morning no bream for me today will try again soon clocked you chatting to Graham at the harbour on Thursday he had been out after sharks with some success. Thanks for taking us along on your successful trip
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Nice one John. Down on holiday just got back from up St Mawes this morning no bream for me today will try again soon clocked you chatting to Graham at the harbour on Thursday he had been out after sharks with some success. Thanks for taking us along on your successful trip
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darryl
Keep up the sunblock! I spent as much time as possible sportfishing on the Westcoast of Canada and couldn't be bothered with sunblock. Thought it was for sissys. Now I am frequently running to the doctor to freezer-burn the skin cancer off my face. Cheers from Canada
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Keep up the sunblock! I spent as much time as possible sportfishing on the Westcoast of Canada and couldn't be bothered with sunblock. Thought it was for sissys. Now I am frequently running to the doctor to freezer-burn the skin cancer off my face. Cheers from Canada
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Timmy
went out yesterday with the same intention, it was so nice we just had a cruise around the estuaries, fish and chips and a pint, the rods didn't even get wet. Really school boyed it with the tide, never seen it so low at Mylor, good job mines a rib.
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went out yesterday with the same intention, it was so nice we just had a cruise around the estuaries, fish and chips and a pint, the rods didn't even get wet. Really school boyed it with the tide, never seen it so low at Mylor, good job mines a rib.
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The
That couches bream has to be one of the prettiest fish I have seen in our waters! The colour popped when you were reviving it, stunning! There-s plenty of that weed down here to, and the clear stuff that-s like plastic! Great video John!
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That couches bream has to be one of the prettiest fish I have seen in our waters! The colour popped when you were reviving it, stunning! There-s plenty of that weed down here to, and the clear stuff that-s like plastic! Great video John!
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Colin
Ide be able to reach there from the quay wouldn't I John? Nice couches. Guilting it Monday hopefully, had a nice turbot from the shore yesterday. Put her on UK shore reports but gagging for a big guilt, or any bloody bream over 8oz---
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Ide be able to reach there from the quay wouldn't I John? Nice couches. Guilting it Monday hopefully, had a nice turbot from the shore yesterday. Put her on UK shore reports but gagging for a big guilt, or any bloody bream over 8oz---
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