Just subscribed Brixham must be close to Cornwall and Devon is it with you getting mackerel this early in the year, we won't get them for at least another month here at teesside were I am
Thanks for the sub. They are here all year. Have caught them all the way through winter. Check out my Winter League Campaign Playlist. You'll be surprised what you get all through winter down here.
@@LRFandHRF you lucky man I wish we had them all year lol, I've got a drop shot rod for my perch fishing I mite give it a go on my piers with some ragworm see if I can find some wrasse
Cracking video mate, I learnt a lot from that thank you. It’s given me plenty of little tips for when I venture down to the South/South West for a road trip. Appreciate it.
Great session and good to see you out again. 🙏 Cant beat catching mackerel on lures - best fighting fish ever. Btw, I also tail hooked a mac before. Also love the time lapses. I wanna live in/near Brixham.. 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks mate. Knew I wouldn't be boulder hoping just yet so spent time leaving the time-lapse running. Adds a perspective of the amount of time passing I think. Can't beat a good mackerel fight on the right gear. Feather on a broomstick have never appealed to me. But on LRF it's next level. Love it
Thanks. I enjoyed this session. I use Major Craft Dangan Braid on 6lb and 8lb. Casts well and don't need heavier for what I do. Don't forget to drop a sub as there will be plenty more content of mackerel this summer
@@LRFandHRF I go every year. I use my carp rod for Bass and mackerel fishing. I've fished all over Brixham. The berry head platform. Over near the Battery grounds on the rocks. The breakwater. Sharkham point So many great places to fish. Beautiful place to fish and relax. Thanks for sharing mate. Tight lines and don't let the arseholes who cast over you make you move. I enjoyed watching that thanks. Will check out your other video's. Top man 👍👍🎣🎣
Absolutely brilliant from start to finish. Generally not a fan of chill out music but the soundtrack was spot on. Great fishing skills. Liked and subscribed
I always use a fluorocarbon leader on the end of any braid I use. 5ft to 7ft depending on the rod length. I personally don't like the knot going through the eyes so have the leader short enough to cast. If that makes sense
Whatever I have at the time really. But normally have 5lb, 8lb and 10lb for the three set ups. Plus 25lb if I fancy a bit of Wrassing on the Heavey Rod. I find sea fish don't care what leader you use but Freshwater fish will spook more from a leader
The seals got busy in Brixham since the 80s. Cant really complain but its. a fact that they have decimated the pollack, wrasse, bass, dab, small plaice and flounder stocks.