John, if you pull the prawn trap 18" up the wall/ off the bottom, you should get more prawn or shrimp and not so many crab👍

2023 November, December mackerel were still getting caught in low digits 8 and 6s, we were targeting herring at night, on the small sabki feathers and using head lights or flashing lights on the feathers. Mackerel came late to dun loaghaire Dublin. Late August all September, October catching them in the high digits and 30s, 60 one morning between 4 of us, good fun Enjoy watching your fishing and keeping it real, like a Bosh 👊

Nice one, I believe you about the macks because I had 14 on the 16th of Nov just south of Amlwch.

Never mind John, when it happens, it happens, when it doesn't, it doesn't. What's important is that you got out there and had a great time with others too. Enjoy the experience and do it again...!

Haha, I could practically time the point where that knife snapped! We've all done it 🤣

Love the vids john,you make me laugh,great personality,keep up the good work,good luck👍

Great vid

Just one of those nights I think but the deeper channel is between the breakwater and the boat pens. The channel was dredged many years ago for the huge tug boats that were in the harbour. As for the large fish you saw it's mullet as there are quite a few in the harbour plus a bass would have been spooked right away. I've actually caught loads of coalfish from that spot on fathers around this time of yeas as they shoaling after white bait. As for the mackerel I'm not really surprised as the water temp is still 14c as we haven't had any frost. I've also fished the first spot you went to and had conger and we also used chum. We put the whole lot in a hessian sack and lowered it down the side so you get a lot more slick coming from it. If you try that other spot I told you about past the breakwater (daleks) then you will get codling there but use lug or rag as bait and fish 2 hours up and 2 hours down. It's great to see you out fishing again John and we do appreciate you making these videos for us. I have a great photo of the rocks before the breakwater was built but not sure how I can add it to a message. Keep the videos coming my friend and best of luck on your next session.

Aww Johnie bach never mind...still great vid...did i tell you about the time I went fly fishing with my grandad?....He caught a 7 pound blue bottle...nos da

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thats the way it goes an i know you's the man, but some times its just shit... im gunna go there at some point when it warms up again, i dont drive so from the train its a 2 battery job on the ebike but i often watch you, and hay i lost my bike hat last time in Llandudno no idea where it went but i came back to the Rhos bait shop this last week an the dude spotted i'd the same hat and asked have i lost one.... its been months what a dude to keep it that long, liked the shop before, but like it even more now,,,, that was so nice its been ages alot of places would have dumped it by now, Big Thank You to them for that, lovely people great shop

i lost a very good conger there over the summer on the inside wall just dropped squid bait straight down the wall, lovely venue, some good fishing can be had opposite that spot on the rocks near the empty house

You couldn't done anymore. As you said, that is real fishing. My theory is that the fish are stuffed with all the bait fish in the water. If they are not feeding or feeding on bait that you haven't got, there is nothing you can do. Tight lines for the next adventure.

Have you thought of using a cage feeder for your chum?

Smaller tides are better for the congers at the harbour, fish the breakwater and cast along the edge of the back wall, towards the boulders on the inside and the other side of the channel, you should find more and better fish! 👍🏻🎣

What are the tip lights your using please mate? Like the idea of chummin for conversion, they are smell feeders aren't they so it's a good idea

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They’re called “rig shark” buddy and can be found on their website www.rigshark.co.uk Cheers

HEY up Jonno may be it was too lit up where you was fishing and not anuff cover on the bottom for conger eels to hide out what about putting carp bags on and filling them up with chum same as carp fishing all ways wondered if it wood work to attract bigger fish and smaller Leeds 2oz don't think you need a gripping leed though all the best from Paul from Staffordshire 🇬🇧 👍

Great vid, its just one of those sessions, if it were easy it would be called catching. Keep up the great videos 👍👍

Too flat I think. Spring Tides at the moment but just not enough swell in the water. You would have been better off at the Sout West of Anglesey with these wind directions. Those Mackerel you saw could have been Herring feeding on small plankton since the water there is green and rich with plankton at the moment. I was up there last week and saw the Dolphins chasing the Herring.

Haha brillaint lads 🤌

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Yes Mikey! Good to see ya back!

That’s why they call it fishing and not catching Better luck on your next trip

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Sometimes you just don’t catch despite your best efforts, what ya gonna do! 🤪 Bait up and go again 😉 😂😂

Them holes are to big for shrimp boys 😜

WHERE are the fish? Not, WERE are the fish?

Unlucky on the fishing but great vid all the same

Why you fishing with break away leads in a harbour 🤣

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Because that’s all I had and couldn’t be arsed taking the grippers out 😂

I fished end of breakwater the beginning of November Brand new pulley pannell rig shiny hooks When I brought it in if the bait had gone bang the mackerel were going for it Had three nice ones out Good video buddy , as you say it honest

Get back shooting mush with the catys

Becouse Amlwch is shit