Lure fishing for cornish bass 

832 is one of the most spenny braids out there, but it does last.

Hi. I always lubricant my braid each time I go out. I never have the problems I used to have 👍

Cheers Cal!

Cheers Ben. I never take it for granted living here in the west country. There are some fantastic spots. Let me know if you're ever down this way.

@@obanonthewater7796 nice one, I definitely will.

Thank you! I will posting plenty more come summer!

@@obanonthewater7796 Brilliant. Superb commentary on your videos. Keep it up 👍

Overboard 30l Pro vis and thank you!

Don't neglect your local beaches. I live literally 2 minutes up the road and you'd be surprised at what came out of our closest beach last year

Yes this is great advice, it’s just a shame spare spools aren’t provided anymore. I often have two set ups in the boot.

I’m down in Cornwall (Holywell Bay) next week and wondering the same…I’m taking a paddle board so gonna paddle out around Gull rock and try my luck there as well as from the beach and from the rocks if I can…will let you know if you’re interested 👍🏼

@@JohnSmith-cs7jg Definitely! That's near where we are off to this year. Would really appreciate your feedback. Holywell Bay is definitely on my list.

@@somersetreefer1168 No probs

Yeah that pissed me off as well. Silly boy!

boobies lol

Hm, I can understand your point to an extent but I haven't named the mark and I believe that if a watcher recognises the spot they probably already know it produces fish. When I started getting into my bass fishing at 16/17 I relied on info on RU-vid and fb to learn about all aspects of fishing. Particularly bass fishing- seeing what lures are working and recognising some marks local to me. I understand the importance of protecting a mark from over fishing but this is a well known mark and if it helps a lad out who's just getting into the sport that recognises it and helps him to get into a fish then I'll be happy. This sport needs to encourage the younger gen into it otherwise it will loose momentum. Tight lines

@@obanonthewater7796 As I said, just a suggestion. I've seen a lot of marks ruined by "well meaning" social media posts. They get busier and busier, there's plenty of info out there now without giving away a geographical location. Everyone wants it on a plate these days... Do the hard yards guys, learn your watercraft and you'll catch...

Unfortunately the nature of filming a video solo makes it impossible to not show the landscape/coastline. I haven't named the spot in this video and never would any others.

@@obanonthewater7796 I agreed with you, I don't see the point of hiding, if you do not want to people to know where you fish then don't post. Next Monday is my first time for a visit to Cornwall and I have been searching around for good marks to fish and of course I would be delighted to catch a bass there. The point is that the trip to Cornwall would cost me hundreds of pounds so if I go there for a bass to take home then I am better off to buy from my local seafood shop, it is many many times cheaper, the main point is we feel proud when we catch one. I hope people less selfish.

⁠​⁠@@Karkawry1970An easier way to solve this problem is to not post anything on the internet, which I’m sure your ego would find easier to cope with. I don’t think many viewers would enjoy seeing the screen filled with a featureless sea or a blurred background. May aswell fish from your sofa and green-screen yourself onto a sea background? No one’s getting anything handed to them on a plate, just because people might know where to fish doesn’t mean they know how or when and who says anyone has to earn anything anyway - it’s not a competition. Hard yards? What a load of bravado bullshit. The few rules we do have are sufficient without people plucking more out of their arse and claiming their territory as if owning a rod equals owning a stretch of sea. It’s always delusional snobs like you that give any hobby or sport a bad name, but thankfully I never seem to hear these idiotic opinions out on the water…