Really enjoying your videos and a very nice bass and fantastic scenery.

Quality vid mate, beautiful part of the coast you have there. I love my Nebula, great bang for the buck.. 🎣👍

Loved the vid!! Keep it up mate

Great catch!!

Lovely job. Thanks for the upload

Hi mate....your content is 2nd to none....you deserve well more subs than you’ve got......love your sib vids too....👌💪🏼❤️

Great bass Oban keep it up.

Great bass, just got myself one of those HTO nebula rods but in the 12-42g model, can't wait to try it 😀

Great video mate 🤙

Hi, I've just found your channel and subbed. I've had nothing on the lures here in S E Cornwall this year. Hoping this year will be as good as 2019. Many Big bass landed. Great work BTW.

Quality mate !

Just found your channel and really looking forward to watching more on catch up

Nice Bass, enjoyed your video, just subscribed. Thanks for sharing, tight lines.

That IS a chunky fish Oban well done mate

Lovely bass mate

Another great video I think your channel is about to blow up, great fishing and well made videos. The best braid I've found for my spinfisher is sufix 832 which is very low diameter and not too spenny. They are quite fussy reels I've found as have had lots of wind knot problems with other braids like j braid and spiderwire. Interesting at the spiderwire works great on my slammer.

@abdul-hadidadkhah1459

Жыл бұрын

832 is one of the most spenny braids out there, but it does last.

Excellent video and a cracking bass,What more can you ask for.

Nice video mate! I've spent hundreds on braid and the only one I use now is Daiwa J-braid. Everyone has their preference but it never gives me any problems.

@123boat

3 жыл бұрын

Hi. I always lubricant my braid each time I go out. I never have the problems I used to have 👍

Top channel. If you keep posting great videos like this then your subs are going to go through the roof 👍🐟

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I will posting plenty more come summer!

@123boat

3 жыл бұрын

@@obanonthewater7796 Brilliant. Superb commentary on your videos. Keep it up 👍

Really enjoyed this Oban, that ground you're fishing in looks unreal, if only we got that down in Brighton haha! Cracking bass too! Keep the vids up they are decent.

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Ben. I never take it for granted living here in the west country. There are some fantastic spots. Let me know if you're ever down this way.

@SouthysFishing

3 жыл бұрын

@@obanonthewater7796 nice one, I definitely will.

Nice one mate, cracking bass 👍

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Cal!

Nice November bass,swith to singles on the seakers,make your life alot easier ;)

Nice. Bass. Berkley ultra 8 carrier braid .Dont have no problem with that.

Nice bass

just because you dont wanna get scales on your hands and dont like gar fish, shouldt mean you just chuck them on the rocks. Respect your catches not matter what it is.

@abdul-hadidadkhah1459

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that pissed me off as well. Silly boy!

Always take your second spare spool with the braid on you trust the most, that way if you try a different braid and it fails you then it only takes a few seconds to change spool, this has saved my bacon when the bass are feeding hard, quick change and boom I'm back into the silver beauties.

@obanonthewater7796

Жыл бұрын

Yes this is great advice, it’s just a shame spare spools aren’t provided anymore. I often have two set ups in the boot.

Wonderfull Seabass ! Is the Garfish tasty ?

👍👍👍

Great video! Don't suppose you can tell me what that dry bag is in your camper i saw? Nice to see some Cornish bass fishing footage too, great content!

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Overboard 30l Pro vis and thank you!

Where on North coast Oban?, can you add link for the rod and lures please.

New to Cornwall I’m desperate to catch my first bar of silver beautiful video thanks for sharing liked and subbed could you suggest a mark for my lad and myself to try were just out Scorrier so north coast is nearest

@matthewwright999

3 жыл бұрын

Don't neglect your local beaches. I live literally 2 minutes up the road and you'd be surprised at what came out of our closest beach last year

try to close bail arm with hand, instead of just winding, that will stop you having wind knots.

Great video … where were you fishing

Any chance of catching anything spinning the sandy beaches, or do you really have to rock hop to have a chance? I'm taking my kids down to Cornwall in August and don't think they would be safe on the rocks!

@JohnSmith-cs7jg

2 жыл бұрын

I’m down in Cornwall (Holywell Bay) next week and wondering the same…I’m taking a paddle board so gonna paddle out around Gull rock and try my luck there as well as from the beach and from the rocks if I can…will let you know if you’re interested 👍🏼

@somersetreefer1168

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-cs7jg Definitely! That's near where we are off to this year. Would really appreciate your feedback. Holywell Bay is definitely on my list.

@JohnSmith-cs7jg

2 жыл бұрын

@@somersetreefer1168 No probs

Spider wire is terrible mate I had the same problem and a few mates... try Diawa j braid quality stuff!!

Garfish are an amazing Bait dont curse them take them and use them for brill and turbot ..

Trevose head?

@magicwaves1137

Жыл бұрын

boobies lol

Well done on the fish. Might I suggest concealing your marks a bit better, no offence and that is a fairly well known stretch but it’ll only make the marks you and other locals fish busier.. Again, just a suggestion.. Tight lines..

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Hm, I can understand your point to an extent but I haven't named the mark and I believe that if a watcher recognises the spot they probably already know it produces fish. When I started getting into my bass fishing at 16/17 I relied on info on KZread and fb to learn about all aspects of fishing. Particularly bass fishing- seeing what lures are working and recognising some marks local to me. I understand the importance of protecting a mark from over fishing but this is a well known mark and if it helps a lad out who's just getting into the sport that recognises it and helps him to get into a fish then I'll be happy. This sport needs to encourage the younger gen into it otherwise it will loose momentum. Tight lines

@Karkawry1970

3 жыл бұрын

@@obanonthewater7796 As I said, just a suggestion. I've seen a lot of marks ruined by "well meaning" social media posts. They get busier and busier, there's plenty of info out there now without giving away a geographical location. Everyone wants it on a plate these days... Do the hard yards guys, learn your watercraft and you'll catch...

@obanonthewater7796

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately the nature of filming a video solo makes it impossible to not show the landscape/coastline. I haven't named the spot in this video and never would any others.

@mvatoiband

Жыл бұрын

@@obanonthewater7796 I agreed with you, I don't see the point of hiding, if you do not want to people to know where you fish then don't post. Next Monday is my first time for a visit to Cornwall and I have been searching around for good marks to fish and of course I would be delighted to catch a bass there. The point is that the trip to Cornwall would cost me hundreds of pounds so if I go there for a bass to take home then I am better off to buy from my local seafood shop, it is many many times cheaper, the main point is we feel proud when we catch one. I hope people less selfish.

@Beng12952

8 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@Karkawry1970An easier way to solve this problem is to not post anything on the internet, which I’m sure your ego would find easier to cope with. I don’t think many viewers would enjoy seeing the screen filled with a featureless sea or a blurred background. May aswell fish from your sofa and green-screen yourself onto a sea background? No one’s getting anything handed to them on a plate, just because people might know where to fish doesn’t mean they know how or when and who says anyone has to earn anything anyway - it’s not a competition. Hard yards? What a load of bravado bullshit. The few rules we do have are sufficient without people plucking more out of their arse and claiming their territory as if owning a rod equals owning a stretch of sea. It’s always delusional snobs like you that give any hobby or sport a bad name, but thankfully I never seem to hear these idiotic opinions out on the water…