Welcome to Lighthouse Sea Fishing Tutorials. We are a channel that are passionate about Sea Angling and after more than 10 years of experience and interest in the field, we have decided to share some of our knowledge and tips to help people just like you who have a keen interest in this wonderful sport.
Unlike many Sea Angling channels on RU-vid, we have opted to go for an academic approach, to focus on learning and education, especially for new starters but even for anglers who already fish and simply hope to improve their skills.
Our goal is to take useful yet often complex topics and make them concise and understandable. This channel covers multiple areas including catch methods for specific fish species, as well as tutorials on understanding conditions, tackle, other equipment and more. Feel free to take a look at our video sections below and have a browse.
You are indeed correct. When we use the term Europe, we are basically highlighting that we also provide tips that are relevant for continental Europe, as most UK based channels pretty much just cover info on the UK alone, it just helps us communicate to our intended demographics. The term "mainland Europe" would be more accurate for sure, fair point taken.
I don't understand why mullet fish is not attracted to artificial ragworms. they take real ragworms worms mullet fish can sense the bait or see the bait
Hooks sizes upto 2/0 work fine for mackerel. I would suggest 1/0 to 2/0 while at the pier as you don't want to pull in 6 small coal fish on small hooks!
I have heard of Golden Greys falling to conventional lures when spinning, but I haven't as of yet seen any kind of lure used for Thick or Thin Lipped Mullet. But never say never, if its something you think is worth a try, then why not give it a go, tight lines.
The approach is virtually the same, but with some slight differences (we'll be doing a Thin Lipped Mullet video soon....so keep an eye on the channel page 🙂)
just found your videos , theyre great for explaining the tides etc , i fish from my boat in south wales , the big tides are really difficult , as the movement of water through the channels is huge ,but the small tides are better for this , your explanations are obviously aimed to shore anglers
Hi there Jeff, yeah I bet the neaps can be easier to work with for yourself, being so close to the main Bristol Channel. This particular video is indeed aimed at shore angling and is within our shore angling based playlist. We will be adding lots of boat fishing videos in the near future so stay tuned and keep an eye on the channel. Glad you enjoyed mate.
Awesome video mate!! Your videos are really well done and I always love watching!! I’ll have to make one of these videos for my channel! Keep up the good job! 🤝💪🎣🎣
@@ronancrowley1919 I was down Cornwall and must confess I ended up spending the holiday watching the football and sinking rattlers. Can't complain really.
I'm just getting started with fishing and have watched a few of these vids now. Really appreciate the format you have set these lessons out in, really helps me to stay concentrated and actually take the information in. Cheers 👍
Glad you are finding the videos useful. There's a lot to take in, so it helps to learn at your own pace and gradually tweak your approach, keeps the fishing enjoyable! Tight lines.
Thanks for the feedback! Completely agree, learning new knowledge or skills can be a challenge for many, so why not deliver it in a simple understandable way. Good luck with the fishing......tight lines!
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you feel the video has helped you better prepare. The channel is less than a week old and you are officially my first commenter, so well done you, I very much appreciate it.
