Mackerel Fishing in Newfoundland (The Mighty Mini Fish of the Ocean) and Fossils 

Thanks for the Shout out Chuck! Much appreciated!!! I just finished this video and it caught me by surprise. I never thought back when we went on adventures in Labrador and you had your camera that I would be doing the same thing today. You've been a big inspiration to me and I am grateful to have learned from you. I opened both the pelvic bones on both my spring bears the way you showed me that time and was able to hand that knowledge off to my kids. Thanks Again friend!

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing a little piece of home. 🙂

Caught a lot of mackerel, cod and sea trout off those rocks Charlie, we used to call that one Shag point. Another great video my man.

awesome video bud....the rocks with their shapes and the fossils were incredible enough....the mackeral were a bonus👍

Afternoon, Charlie... Good times! Down here on the coast of Maine where I grew up we would catch "Horse" & the smaller "Tinker" mackerel this same time of year. Good fighting, and plenty good eating!

Just found your channel. Brings back memories of fishing with my dad over at the old Argentia navel base. Mackerel fishing, flounder, squid jigging, cod fishing.

Awesome trip guys !!! Beauty catches ! Thanks for taking us along

Love this...had tons of FUN doing this while growing up in Fogo!

Great spot too fish wow

The fossils you talked about at about minute 5 are fossils of cephalopods. They are related to squid, octopus, and cuttlefish. The best modern example is the nautilus. It is a cephalopods with a spiraled shell, like those you were pointing out. At 6:09 you are pointing out what looks like another species of cephalopods that is common in Paleozoic limestones, such as those you were on. In that case the shell is not spiraled but a straight cone. They are called orthodontic cephalopods. The ribs you noticed are the chambers that grow each year. The spiraled ones have chambers as well.

Look at the mackerel..lah lah lah. Makes me laugh every time 🤣

Mackerel is really fun to catch because they fight hard

Nice Charlie, can't beat a fresh feed of mackerel straight from the water not to mention the fun of playing them out on the end of light tackle rod eh? we are lucky bud...take care!

Dandy video my buddy.....and I see you took along a pretty good friend of mine. Take care. Keep ya posted on the rabbit pen soon doin a tester(with no snares).

Mackerel aremy favorite and fun to catch as well

Blue beach out in black duck brook is a good spot and so is the Piccadilly warf.did you ever try those places already?

I fished leeches for 38 years and I caught a lot of mackerel off of that ledge🤗

looks like you had a great day on the water. hope you had on your sun block. bill

U need to do another 1 of these great stuff bye

Is that fox island river across the way?

Hope u get a new video of the mackerel this year

Now there is some eaten fish and good for you

I believe those are ammonite fossils- prehistoric mollusks with spiral shells.

Where in NL is this location at? Would love to try fishing there too.

Is there a video coming next on how 2 cook mackerel that wood be a good video

where is this Charlie?

Nice vidieo bro...

Where did you catch these

Where's elliot