A Different Angle - Tope Fishing in The Wash 

I'm.no expert on fishing from the shore by any means unfortunately but the most popular baits tend to be things like lugworm or ragworm around the coast near me. This can vary massively depending on where in the country you're fishing though, as can the species you're likely to catch, so the best advice I could give you would be to find a local tackle shop close by to where you're looking at fishing and im sure they'll be able to point you in the right direction 👍

I can very highly recommend it. I've got two days booked out for later this summer as long as everything is OK to go ahead with all that is going on 🤞

@@SpecialistAnglingMedia not really an angler just went a few times with my dad as we use to go to Cromer every year but just recently took up fishing so think I will deffo do it

Its a great experience when they shoot off with the baits mate. They can strip a hell of a lot off your spool in no time at all sometimes!

@@SpecialistAnglingMedia yeah a wanna go smooth hound and tope fishing with me pal of the rocks soon

Fingers crossed for you both when you manage to have a go for them 🤞

It is yes 👍

We're going again on the tenth July mate. Were you uptiding (casting out with grip/break away leads) or just down tiding aka bottom bouncing

@@shortychapman6759 we're hopefully out on the 4th July. It's been a long time coming this next trip as both of ours were cancelled last year unfortunately due to bad weather. I tend to stick two uptide, one from either side of the boat and then cast two out long downtide from the back of the boat

@@SpecialistAnglingMedia ohh right nice. I'm going with family (dad, brother in-law, my niece and her husband.) I'll have on out uptide for tope and and one just dropped down the side in hope for maybe a bass or ray.

@@shortychapman6759 we had a good day out there today. 12 tope on the boat and another 7-8 either losses or dropped runs