Do this to catch big sea trout shore fishing - Full Guide 

Much appreciated Jo and thanks for the support buddy

Agreed he does a fantastic job, loads of information and great to watch👌💪🏻

Thanks Brian yip really enjoyed that one and good to end with a few fish too.

Thanks Thomas much appreciated mate👍

Thangs Shug, tight lines mate👍

Cheers mate, try it on some of your lochs with a streamer for those huge browns too👍tight lines💪🏻

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Will give it a shot .

That’s awesome John, well done, shame you lost a bombarda.

Many thanks Marcus for the sub and commenting, tight lines buddy👍

Thanks buddy very much appreciated.

@@kendo5660 Thanks for commenting buddy, tight lines👍

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Well my first time using the bombarda was a great success, 3 seatrout, 2 x 2lb and 1 x 3.5lb. Great day on the estuary, thank you!

@@kendo5660 brilliant!! I’d say that was a successful day👌Thanks for the feedback buddy and for the update. it’s so rewarding for me to hear from viewers that I might have helped or inspired to give a fishing method a go.

Thanks William, tight lines for next year mate. I’ll be interested to see which flies perform the best for you.

Thanks James much appreciated buddy. Tight lines when you get out mate

Cheers Michael, really enjoyed this last sea trout session and good to get a few fish too👍

Cheers Danny, those lures sound like the business mate. I’ll check them out, tight lines for next year buddy👍

Cheers Phil, definitely on the cards buddy for a joint sea trout video👍

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Can't wait 😎

Be good to see a joint sea trout video from you guys

Thanks Tam, tight lines for the rest of the year buddy👍🎣

Thanks buddy, not sure if the bombarda is more effective than other methods but I just enjoy using it. What I would say about it is, I’ve only ever lost one rig in 4 years on the rocks. I’ve lost count of how many metal lures I’ve lost. Thanks for watching👍

Thanks Robert👍

Cheers buddy, aye nice way to end the season

Cheers mate

Cheers buddy👍

Many thanks buddy and great comments. That fish had probably just returned to the salt water post spawn a few days ago. Great to see it made the double migration. Tight lines mate👍

I'm not so sure - It is fat and in top health + it was like a torpedo too. Spawning over here is not till November and they are a bit battered + skinny after. Those West coast fish might have an easier ride and spawning time?

@@native-american9049 cheers mate, I was always under the impression that they only colour up once in fresh water but definitely get where your coming from with its condition👍

They ( salmon / seatrout) run my local river - The Tyne - already coloured up at the backend - like they have waited in the estuary until the last minute to go. Nature spreads out the risk I suppose. @@PiscatorUK-Fishing

Anyway I've now got the vice out because of you lol - Thanks again for your efforts!@@PiscatorUK-Fishing

Look forward to seeing you Eddie👍

Thanks Richard👍

Thanks for watching👍

Loved it❤

Thanks

Many thanks mate, tight lines next year👍

Cheers Alan, can’t wait to get started on the grayling mate, one of my favourite winter freshwater species.

Thanks for the questions Mark. I don’t think it would break the rod but I do think you could end up in all sorts of tangles. If I’m going to fish a lure then a suitable light setup would be my go to choice. Don’t forget mate you don’t need to cast far to catch sea trout. I’ve had them on a 5gram rapala floating crank bait that only cast 50ft max.

Many thanks mate. I get most of my bombarda from eBay, if it’s an all clear bombarda your looking at it’s a sinking one. some classify them as intermediate. The only true intermediate bombardas are opaque in colour with a brass insert. For the camera when I’m fishing on sand or soft ground I use a leg of one of my old aluminium fishing tripods as a spike with my camera on top. The only thing with using a single pole with the camera is when your fishing in a strong tide the pole starts to wobble but as you seen it works a treat when there’s not much flow. Hope this helps.

Thanks for commenting Vernon, my waders are quite thick neoprene mate, my feet are nice and toasty👍

Thanks Mike, it’s good to know the bombarda is being used by some people across the world. I think it’s an excellent piece of kit. I’m surprised it hasn’t been used for species like bone fish as I think it would be awesome.

I'm experimenting with it on some of our more exotic species, just waiting for my next trip up North where the bigger pelagics roam. @@PiscatorUK-Fishing

@@wellhookedWA tight lines buddy, I noticed on your channel that your views have been good on the bombarda, I will keep an eye out to see how you get on in future videos. Tight lines buddy👌🎣

Thanks Doug. I keep watching your videos and I believe there's always something to learn, even though the conditions and species may be very different between regions. @@PiscatorUK-Fishing

@@wellhookedWA for sure Mike, always something to learn where fishing is concerned, it’s one of the great things about fishing. I think so many people miss out when it comes watching or should I say not watching videos from other countries. Just because the species are different doesn’t mean that a method they have seen won’t work or be productive in their own country. Sure you may need to tweak here and there, baits, lures and hook sizes to suit your own species but it’s about trying, it might just be the best thing since sliced bread. It’s like the bombarda in the Uk, I’ve only touched the surface on species this could help people catch fresh and salt waters.

Hi Ken, no nothing fancy like that, I just tucked it into the back of my waders. Thanks for watching👍

Cheers buddy tight lines, hope you have a permit👍

@@PiscatorUK-Fishingalways play the game and buy my permits mate. Off to a decent start 10+ trout and a pb only a month in!

@@Garvey94 that’s great buddy, I’ve had a good start also on the sea trout mainly fly fishing tho. Yet to get a sea trout video out.

It is Greenock in the background mate, cheers mate👍

Nice1. Love seeing home "cast" in a good perspective.

No problem Mike, tight lines

Hi there, I have tried the floating bombarda for sea trout and in my experience there’s no advantage to using it. I stick to the all clear intermediate or sinking bombarda which can also be fished close to the surface by working it faster. The rubber beed can move on the line but the eye of the swivel tends to go inside the beed this can protect the knot even more👍

Hi Charles, rod is 10ft steelhead Iconic (Ron Thompson) reel Penn battle 3 2500. I don’t do merchandise mate, your the first that’s asked. Very humbling though and thanks for commenting👍

Cheers Alan, it’s a size 6 hook probably total length is 10cm

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing could you please send me the direct link to these douglas? i had them and then lost them 🙄

@alancarter5141 no worries www.farlows.co.uk/saltwater-bass-sand-eel-eezee-blue-size-6.html

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing thank you tight lines 🦞

@@robertllubnrut Thanks Robert, you can keep sea trout as long as they are within the minimum legal size limit.

@PiscatorUK-Fishing Thanks for replying, Douglas, we vist Glencoe a couple of times a year, and have always been told that sea trout / salmon have to be returned.

@@robertllubnrut it all depends on the fishery Robert and many freshwater venues are catch and release only for game fish. For Clyde estuary although you can kill sea trout on the permit, your still restricted to the number of fish taking in one day

20gram is a good al round weight

Hi Gwyn, this one was the 10ft steelhead iconic made by Ron Thompson. Very reasonably priced from angling active👍

Hi this is the 10ft steelhead Iconic

Tickers Tackle Helensburgh is the only place that do season tickets for the estuary only. LLAIA do season tickets but that includes the river Leven which puts the price up.

Sorry for late reply, just noticed your question. The sea trout will be there regardless of the temperature. I usually find there activity will change with the amount of fresh water in the estuary

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing No problem,thanks ciao

Hi all r you using braid or mono main line?

I was using braid but 20ft of mono attached. It’s my river set up I thought it wouldn’t make much of a difference

@@leedan1994 I wouldn’t have thought it would make a difference but mono floats it could be holding the line up on the surface. I use between 6-10ft of fluorocarbon as my shock leader 10-12lb. The bombarda can come to the surface with a fast retrieve or when you jig it to fast or if the tide is running fast. If the tide is running fast I slow my retrieve right down. If there’s a bit of a wave on the water it’s no big deal if it does brake the surface.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing it could be the tide we have pretty strong tides (Carmarthenshire). Even though it was a medium tide it’s still quite powerful. Slowing it down did help keep it slightly below the surface. This is all new to me coming down the estuary. It’s great and I’m sure I will work it out. I even seen a couple of fish jumping out the water further out than I could cast lol. I will try to make it work I enjoyed it.

@@leedan1994 as long as you enjoy it mate that’s the main thing, stick at it, it will come together I’m sure

Hi Brian, it’s a Savage Gear Floating Scoop net large. I put a magnet on the top of the hoop. I have another magnet attached at the beck of my fishing vest.

Thanks Dougie, any chance of a photo or pic or link to the magnet you use?

@@brianharris7880 no worries mate Lixada Fly Fishing Magnetic Net Release Holder Keeper Magnet Clip Landing Net Connector

@@brianharris7880 www.amazon.co.uk/Lixada-Fishing-Magnetic-Release-Connector/dp/B0CNP84WKX

Thank you Dougie 👍🏻

Cheers👍

Many thanks for taking the time to comment and for the sub, tight lines

I’m not sure, it’s something I’ve never used. Maybe someone will comment on this🤞

Tell them nothing. we get all the clowns there, no permits ect @@PiscatorUK-Fishing