Coastal Foraging - Cuttlefish, Turbot , Prawns , Sole , eels Catch n Cook 

Thanks mate

I will confess that I know very little about green eels. I do recall though, some years back a fellow angler on the Dee Estuary catching one and when I showed an interest, he explained that the species was in decline and that it was prudent to return all those that we anglers caught. I had no problem with that, as I definitely prefer Mackerel!

@@TheMerlin672 the species I catch are Anguilla anguilla . A Japanese scientist who spent his whole working life studying eels said on his retirement I know now what I knew when I started .. nothing ! Which made me laugh . they are such a mysterious creature and a very important part of the food chain for a lot of other animals . check out sustainable eel group here on RU-vid a guy called Andrew kerr does a lot for restocking behind man made barriers such as flood gates and weirs .

@@kippersniffer3699 Cheers, I will do just that tonight.

good on you mate, i used to eat jellied and smoked eels that I caught but haven't done so for many years as they're becoming rarer. I wondered if anyone has tried jellying and smoking congas as there seems to be many of those about, I would think coming from salt water they could taste better.

Thanks mate the squid will comeback round the end of September 👍

Thanks for watching

Thanks Colin 👍

Thanks mate

Nice mate 🔥 glad you found a lobster

Thank you

Thanks grace

Your a legend mate

Thanks ms

I will try soon , thanks for watching 🔥

@@SMASHFISHING thank you super looking forward to seeing

Thanks Debra we don’t get blue crab hear I wish we did tho lol

The turbot was a bit small to keep

Loads 🙈😂

A sole is a slimmer frame like the sole of a foot , also a sand pattern , topknots are round and has a spotted pattern

Next video we show it dude

No

No they are mushy

I don’t know the brand mat my local tackle shop sells them now and then

Great thanks

At home haha