[Hunterswind]

Dabbling with an idea about sea fishing films. please have a watch and any feedback will be more than welcome.
Billy Buckley explains how he targets mixed inshore fish.
This is the very first of our "Passion for sea fishing" shows. More educational than manic action but well worth a watch if you fancy picking up a top class match angles tips.
[video=youtube_share;PamVaMjfv4E]http://youtu.be/PamVaMjfv4E[/video]

 

[Chester Draws]

I enjoyed watching that. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Rectro]

Interesting, always thought I should be using shorter snood lengths for flat fish? Noticed with the Tronix 3 hook flapper that its body and snood lengths are also very long too. Thanks for posting the video.

 

[Racoonbilly]

Excellent, definetly make another one

I was also surprised by the snood length, I thought he said 80cm, mine are no where near that long, is there an advantage to that length?

 

[MrE]

Good down to earth info. not pushing any make of equipment. I think the snoods were quite long as he was not power casting The only advantage I can see is that they can move freely in the current I assume.. Would like to know how long the clip down rigs snoods he would use if he was going for distance.. Never really used a bait needle, but I'm thinking it may be a good idea. I do use a silicon cover at the top link though. sometimes they become detaching losing the whole rig if not..

 

[iain reid]

If there is not much current u use longer snoods if the current is strong use shorter snoods . Iain

 

[Guest]

Excellent stuff. Many thanks for doing that Hunterswind

 

[Beach Person]

Great stuff. Thanks.

It's great to see an expert using smaller hooks and finer line to hook - it always made more sense to me but most of the advice in vogue today seems to be about piling on the pounds and bigger is better - certainly for flatties it makes sense to scale down.

 

[gander]

very good indeed, pls keep `em comin'

thank you!