DO THIS Killer Bombarda Float Fishing to Catch Sea Trout - Shore Fishing Uk 

Thank you so much, in terms of RU-vid accomplishments, that’s an amazing compliment😞😞 and thanks for watching Sir.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Regards From Shetland

Brilliant and a stunning wild place you live👍

Better than white trout channel. Thank you sir.

@@wheelieking3976 hi buddy, I really appreciate your comments mate, it’s very humbling.

Hey Michael, thanks for the great comments buddy, keep up the good work🎣👍💪🏻

Thanks for watching and commenting Ray, returning them is the only way to improve future stocks.

Your most welcome and thanks for watching buddy👍

That’s brilliant Daz, so pleased my advice helped you on your fishing journey. It’s always nice to get positive feedback from viewers that I helped in some way or another.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Thank you, I find it amazing how tiny details can make a huge difference in fishing of all types, none of us ever know everything. 👍

Cheers buddy and no problem mate, tight lines if your out and about👍🎣

No problem my friend, thanks for watching👍🎣

No problem, tight lines

Thanks fishing buddy, we will get on them another time soon fingers crossed👍

Many thanks for watching much appreciated👍

Thanks for the great comments as alway, I’m not stopping anytime soon👍🎣

Thanks Dale, much appreciated buddy. I know when I watch a video no mater what form of fishing, the take, the bite or float going under is the most exciting part, so glad I captured it. I tried zooming in on it as I actually saw a slight bow wake just as a struck. The tug is definitely the drug👍

Cheers Alan, much appreciated buddy🎣

Cheers pal, thanks for watching 👍

Much appreciated Billy, thanks for commenting and your support mate. Tight lines💪🏻🎣

Thanks for watching and commenting,tight lines👍🎣

Thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated, tight lines👍

Thanks for watching and awesome feedback, very much appreciated.

Thanks for commenting mate, much appreciated buddy👍🎣

Thanks

Wonderful comment, they are one of the tastiest fish in our waters, I’ve had my fare share of these wonderful fish on my plate in the past. My enjoyment comes from the battle they give and seeing them swim off, hopefully to make babies for the future and sharing the experience with you guys.

Cheers Gordon, always worth having in your box mate👍

Sea trout is one of my favourite species to catch especially in salt water, they are hard fighting fish. The weed around my area at the moment has exploded recently due to the warmer weather. this is making lure fishing for them quite difficult at times.

We have a similar issue at early summer this green weed dies off and every tide it's a nightmare wether fishing for seatrout mullet or bass, it brings smaller things into feed and we do see some big fish in the evening jumping the wheir but rarely see people fishing as its a graft and I don't know many people willing to put in the effort especially fly or lure fishing as there's alot of ropes and chains running through but occasionally some people do go down put in the effort and get lucky.

Thanks Berti, much appreciated buddy, I was talking about that the other day, so much on our doorstep👍

Thanks Stephen very much appreciate your comments, tight lines mate🎣

Your most welcome. Thank you for your continued support Willem👍🎣

Cheers Daz, thanks for commenting buddy👍

Thanks for commenting mate, it is a great all round method👍🎣

Thanks William much appreciated. Tight lines👍

Thank you for watching and commenting, I use daiwa J braid 8 strand 25-29lb, which is for my bombarda specific reel. I have never had the FG knot fail with stopping the bombarda before it lands on the water. I do check the braid and fluorocarbon leader before every session just increase. Weakness in the braid or fluorocarbon mainly results from rocks and mussel beds. Hope this helps. That is one of the main reasons I don’t like to use the line clip on the reel as the braid can wear very quickly at the clip, hence the reason I stop it by hand.

Cheers Danny much appreciated mate, yeah think about that loss mate. I’m confident I’ll better that this year. Tight lines buddy🎣

Thanks Stephen🎣👍

Thanks Peter much appreciated mate. I’ve been using the feeder rod lately, as I said purely because it’s lighter than my 11ft lure rod, which can be hard work on a longer session. The rod is a Shakespeare Omni feeder rod with the stiffest tip in the pack of two that comes with the rod, cheap as chips at £25. A few points on using a feeder/match rod rod. They are not made for salt water use so although this rod is cheap, I still look after it and rinse it under the shower after a trip to stop the salt corrosion. The tip eyes especially on most feeder rods are very small, the reason I mentioned that is because I use braid and always use a shock leader, even with an FG knot, which is small in diameter it can work the tip loose after a few casts. I’ve dedicated this rod for the bombarda and super glued the tip in place. Hope this helps mate in your decision before you buy one.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing thank you for the reply cheers

Yeah they all work, but I prefer to keep the strips quite small like the sand eel. If you go too big you get less hookups, don’t get me wrong you will catch fish with a bigger bait but it will be more frustrating with the missed takes. I only missed one take out of 4 which was probably a small sea trout or flounder.

Hey thanks for watching and commenting. It all depends on the venue for tide preferences are concerned but I would say more towards low to high tide.

Thanks for commenting, I usually buy my sand eels, you can get the right size, most sand eels on the beach are quite small.

Hi Mike, using a baitcaster is not something I’ve thought about using with the bombarda. The fixed spool reel just keeps things simple and it’s easier to use. Let me know how you get on with the baitcaster though as I’m interested if it has any other advantages.

Hi Jason, thanks for watching and commenting. I would certainly give this method a go, if it was me. Might be worth checking your local bylaws for targeting salmon/sea trout especially so close to a river outlet.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Thanks for your response, seems to be very little information regarding this specific location however I will do some more research. I do predominantly course fish and anything caught would be released. Cheers

Many thanks for the info about saving sandeels as they ain't cheap or easy to come by where I live, I was out early today and used mackerel and sandeels didn't get any bites so instead of waste pack of sandeels I did your sea salt method with what was left so I'll get another session out of the salted fillets. Thx great tip

No problem buddy👍

Cheers mate

Hi William, I’ve never tried the black one mate, I’ve had no issues seeing the bombarda during the cast.

Cheers mate, I was using a size 2 tronixpro circle hook

Hi Mike, thanks for commenting mate, it really depend on the venue. If I can do it, probably prefer halfway through the ebb down to low tide back up to half flood tide. Some marks can be restricted in terms of wading because of shore line weed beer high tide marks.

Cheers mate, I use Diawa J Braid 20lb

Unless the mackerel is really fresh ie just out the water then fresh is preferred. I would salt the mackerel otherwise it’s more robust on the hook for this type of fishing. Hope this helps mate.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Nice one, will give it go thanks. I don't suppose squid works?

@@Alexxx---101 personally I’ve never tried squid on its own for sea trout. If I’ve got a fish bait, mackerel, sand eel or herring I would much rather use that as I know it works, tight lines buddy and thanks for the comments Alex👍

Not sure Peter but I’ll find out mate

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Thank you, and Keep the videos coming,my grandson and I enjoy them.

Hi, thanks for the comment. I’ve been using a feeder rod in recent videos. As I said at the start of the video I started using it purely be caused it is lighter than most spinning/lure rods at that length. The rod is a Shakespeare Omni feeder rod and I use it with the stiffest tip out the two that comes with the rod. Just a couple of points on a feeder rod, they are designed for fresh water use, because of that I wash it down with fresh water after used in the sea to stop the rod guides corroding due to the salt water. Second point is the rod guides, especially on the tip are very small, if your using a braid to leader knot, it needs to be the smallest diameter knot possible to pass through the guides easily. I se the FG knot.

Hi Brian, thanks for commenting. Yes the season ends on the estuary Iend of October

Cheers buddy, rod is 11ft Shakespeare Omni feeder rod. £25

Hi Joseph, I use clear sinking most of the time, I don’t go through my whole setup now as I did a video on it to try and shorten my videos

Thanks for commenting Juan, sea salt is probably a bit extravagant for bait, but it’s what I was advised to use, so can’t really comment on plain salt, thanks for sharing your knowledge buddy👍

Thanks Robbie for commenting mate, it’s a very productive method, yes agree mackerel is very good but it was in short supply at the time.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing loved your explanation on way for Sea trout . Used to fish for Bass a lot in co Kerry .and Sea Trout were always a welcome alternative .Know for a fact of a 10lb Sea Trout on a wedge and 8lb fish on a plug .both returned from same place in Kerry

Thanks for the feedback Thomas, appreciate your knowledge mate, tight lines

Thanks for your feedback Fraser, sorry I couldn’t meet up with you guys but had other stuff on. Yeah flat calm conditions mate, always going to be tough and I don’t think there was much tide running, sounds like you did everything you could but that’s fishing mate, there’s always next time.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing we are heading back on the 19th early around 6am ish. It's low tide then which is opposite to when we were last there. It's just great to be out there in such a lovely area yet it's so close to Glasgow. There's plenty of wildlife around to watch and hear too. We even saw a gun boat which almost swamped the spit with its wake and had us ready to run. I would go up whether I caught or not and so would my mate, a wee hot bovril on the gas stove for the cold helps too! We will be using the bombarda next time with a sand eel type fly and allys shrimp type flies. We might try the Scandinavian type chasing fly set up where you've a point fly and a streamer or shrimp perhaps as a dropper, the illusion of a small fish chasing prey thus creating a situation where a sea trout can take advantage of small prey seemingly caught up in their wee battle and therefor easier prey to them. That's the theory anyhoo. We can but try! Might set up a bait rod too if I feel it suits conditions there. I'm a river fisher and this sea stuff is all new to me. I was thinking loch long and loch fyne etc might be wort a shot. I also heard where the two burns in largs run into the sea can produce sea trout even. I'm intrigued and wonder why this isn't a more popular way to get them

Thanks for commenting James,would you mind pm me on FB or email me Piscatoruk@gmail.com

I would say easy 100meters mate

Intermediate or sinking as long as it is all clear. Some companies call the all clear bombarda sinking and some call them intermediate.

Thanks Willem, sometimes there is a delay with comment, I’ll keep an eye on it. Regards Douglas👍

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing thanks