My Biggest Fish | Northumberland 

Thank you 👍🐟🐟

Thanks, yeh, roll on spring and summer. I’m heading to Wales in May for a couple of weeks adventuring - looking forward to it 👍🎣🐟

Thanks 😊 yeh, we’re bound to bump into each other at some point for sure 👍

Yeh, it’s not for the faint-hearted Ray

Thanks 👍

Your welcome credit where its due 👍

Thank you 😊 and yeh, it’s certainly not for the faint-hearted

Haha yeh 👍 nice chatting with you, hope you caught something. Think I’m out again tomorrow to do a video somewhere- I’ll have to find some fish 😆

Thanks 😊 we have half a dozen Macky in the fridge already so felt best to chuck back to fight another day 😇

Thanks 😊 yeh, it is a lush place 👍

Thanks 😊 I’m sure you’ll have some before long, keep at it 👍

Cheers 😊 we do sometimes park at Stead’s but I quite like the walk up from Cullernose Point too for the exercise and views 😎

​@hikinghinny the cows chased us once from the craster side so we avoid! The cannons is a great fishing spot had some 5lb wrasse out as the exact place you had your pollock just lob a head hooked rag out 10 yards into the clear water between the kelp.

I think we’re back at Eyemouth next weekend hopefully 🤞

Caught the bigger one at Eyemouth earlier in the day, before we moved down into Northumberland 👍

@@fishinghinny Ah, I have caught a lot of big pollock and wrasse from that mark at Eyemouth, it can be quite a dangerous mark from the walk down the cliff, and the sea suddenly swelling up especially on the lower part of the ledge, anybody fishing that mark please wear a life jacket and don't fish it on your own, keep an eye on the sea, its easy to get carried away with the fishing and not notice the dangers.