Excellent bit of recycling by using the food waste bin as your bucket 🤣

Bin the intro

Awesome stuff. I need to try this

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

I've had a lot of tips for next time

Great interesting video all the best from Paul from Staffordshire England 🇬🇧 👍

Nice one 👏👏 never used it for bait.. especially when they taste lovely with a bit of garlic butter in the frying pan 👍

Another great video Ceirion try on uncovered sand and watch for a jet of water then put dry salt in the hole. Last year I got about 30 in half hour on Colwyn beach without using salt just by seeing them sticking out of the sand

Bet you enjoyed the walk. I have tried pumping for work and never had one lol. I am planning on using Razor for the first time ever this year. Typical Anglesey wind lol . There used to be great Rag from thre beach near the power station. I love Anglesey . The beaches wow lovley . Love your channel mate . please keep up the good work. 👍👍👍

Your cute little critter was a sea mouse, good bait for bass in a surf. 🧔 👍

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

thank you. all these years fishing and never seen one before.

Just rhoi halan yn nifer o tyllau m8 a "reap the rewards" #COYS

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

Diolch

watching now atl bro

we used to have a good mooch on a beach between Llangoead and beumaris , sorry about the spelling. loads of good lug digging a king rag at big low tides. i bet its changed now tho

@user-xw7ie6jv2x

4 ай бұрын

Changed for the worse. I no longer fish but I used to mooch there too. It started in mid 1960s with an invasion of bait diggers carrying bucketloads of the larger ragworms away; turning over stones for peeler crab and not putting the stones back. Result no hiding places for crab or ragworms and putrefying weed under the stones. It has sadly never really recovered. Before that you could often find ragworm under the flatter stones just by shallow digging. Such a shame.

Just normal salt u need an pour in

You need a stronger salt solution

Heading over your way tonight mate how’s the beach doing recently?

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

Not fished it this year yet. It's bouncing here at the moment 🐟🎣

@darrenishmael9265

4 ай бұрын

@@angleseytightlines2918 we went last night had 2 each very surprised nobody else was on the beach fishing with the wind coming in

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

@@darrenishmael9265 any size

Dwi wedi hel Spwts yn Penmaenmawr blynyddoedd yn ol. Dim di dal llawr efo nhw erioed.

i was there sunday on the 0.17 tide , filled out brown bin in an hour 😂 they are higher up from the waterline , on the sand . i live just up the road from that beach if you wanna meet up and try again ?

bysa just halan yn well , achos oedd yna dwr yna yn barod , dwi wedi cael rhai blynyddoedd yn ol yn defnyddio just halan ,

Never tried digging or salting for them but my late friend used to dig for them & using them live whole on 5/0 hooks quite successfully for bass on a flooding tide in the straits near Beaumaris. He gave me the remainder (still in their shells) to try. I removed them from the shells but was not successful. Took the rest home, salted half for bait and cooked the rest-delicious! However no luck catching anything on salted ones either. My friend had his best catches on a short cast into shallow water (30-60cm. deep) or in English money 12" - 24 inches . To be fair the water was already diluting your salt solution so I would try in drier patches or make your solution much more concentrated Ceirion. Do try again . Foraging is such a fun pastime. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5WfuaWgfJepfrg.html

@angleseytightlines2918

4 ай бұрын

will be having another go soon. thanks