Sea Fishing For Bass With Fresh Peeler Crab 

Hi Beowulf 59 thank you for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, hearing such nice feedback is what drives us to make bigger and better video's! Fingers crossed we should have some more coming very soon, it's just been a job to find the time recently!

I 100% agree with that Tony! They can be really good fun, especially if there isn't much else to catch.

Thomas Best Thank you for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the videos and find them useful too! :-) We'll keep producing them, in fact I'm editing a couple of new sea fishing video's right now! They should hopefully be online in the next week or so! Tight lines, be lucky, cheers Chris!

Thanks for the kind comments Michael and for taking the time to post them! Glad you're enjoying the videos. :-) We'll have lots more to come too, am currently editing a new one at the moment. Hope your fishing is going well and that you've been catching a few? Tight lines, cheers Chris.

Good luck for Saturday james mcmahon hope you manage to bag a few fish! :-)

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video, it wasn't a bad session after all! Also thank you for taking the time to leave us some feedback, it's always much appreciated. :-)

Thanks for the kind comments Andrew, glad you enjoyed it! :-)

Hi John, as usual thank you very much for the kind words, the positive feedback and comments are always lovely to recieve and make it all worth while! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it both entertaining and useful! Next video... Smoothounds I reckon!!! Bout that time now! :-)

Thanks john wrasse glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment, its much appreciated! P.S New video coming tomorrow night! :-)

Haha, thanks mate!

Hi Alan, we certainly had our share of good and bad luck tho!!! Haha! I'm pretty sure it was a Flounder, it didn't have the pronounced orange spots, and we don't tend to get many Plaice in Norfolk. You are right though, the main thing is we had fun and enjoyed our evening, catching is/was just a bonus! :-)

Hi Brendan White thanks for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck with your fishing, hope you catch a few at the weekend! Let us know how you get on. Cheers Chris

Thanks Chris Modica glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment. Nice to hear from you all the way over in America too!!! Hope your fishing is going well! :-)

Cheers Brian! Glad you’re enjoying the videos and our channel. Thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment too. 🎣😊👍🏼

Thanks Dustin Ward glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! Haha, I know, everything turned out ok in the end! :-)

Cheers +Chris Conteh glad you enjoyed it!

Cheers mark williams

Thanks Simon, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) Haha... yeah tell me about it!!! We are still laughing now about who was/wasn't to blame... he's 100% sure it wasn't his fault, but I beg to differ! Main thing was we still caught some fish! :-)

Thanks for the kind comments John, glad you enjoyed it. Haha... it's never good... it's typical if happened on a night when the fish were really feeding too!

Thanks mate! I know they've been getting lots up Lincolnshire way, some real big'uns too! Might be that we head up that way soon! :-)

Ah thanks Richie! I'm glad you enjoyed it, thanks for taking the time to leave us some feedback too, especially so positive! Fingers crossed we should be out and about again this week! Making the most of the good weather we are enjoying at the moment!! :-) Good luck on your Bass quest, I hope you manage to catch one!

Yes indeed Tony! Altho I can't say I've ever been absolutely pestered by them, like some other anglers have!

Thanks for your kinds words and for taking the time to leave us some feedback, it's much appreciated :-) I know what you mean about the lack of sea fishing video's etc I think they are ignored as often fishing form the shore can be slow, with only small fish, but for us beach anglers it can still be entertaining. The reaction we've had, has been great, so there'll definitely be lots more to come! :-) Good luck with your fishing and of course tight lines!

From The Waters Edge TV great vid mate nice and easy to follow cheers

Thanks for the kind comments Paddy, glad you enjoyed the video! :-)

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! :-) Yeah, the Autumn is certainly the time to get the bigger fish! That's one special nights fishing!!! I've had them to around 8-9lb but am still waiting for a double! Hopefully this year!!! ;-) Good luck with your fishing and thanks for taking the time to comment.

there is nothing like watching the needle on the scales roll over the big ten mark, best moment in bass fishing.:)

Thanks james mcmahon glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind comments. A new sea video should be on it's way shortly! :-)

Haha, cheers +The_Bounty_Hunter glad you enjoyed it! :-)

Hi PETE PIDGLEY glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them! Fingers crossed we should be back out filming on Saturday! :-) Ref the bait... I'm not too sure, I wouldn't have thought so, but you never know! I think it was just a case of the conditions and tide being pretty much perfect on that particular evening. Tight lines to you too, hope your fishing is going well. Cheers Chris.

Thanks james jeffrey glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! Good luck with your fishing, I hope when you get back out there you manage to land one or two! Thanks again, tight lines, cheers Chris.

Yeah the Bass is one fish I normally do ok with Helen McCabe had them in that area up to about 8 lb in the past. Fingers crossed for a few big'uns this spring! :-)

Hi Alan, thanks for the message and glad you enjoyed, don't worry we have lots more to come! ;-)

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment, it's always nice to hear some feedback, especially positive stuff!! I'm currently editing a two part Smoothound video which should be online soon! :-)

Haha, indeed John Pendleton however it's now been retired!!! ;-) I have lure fished occasionally, however to be honest it's quite rare that conditions, weather and sea states allow. Often the sea's in our area are very coloured. I have caught Bass on lures though and it is very exciting! :-)

Thanks Colin, glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment, its always nice to hear some feedback, especially positive stuff! We have a two part Smoothound session being edited as we speak! :-)

Thanks mate! Yeah I know what you mean, I was well chuffed with the final result... altho I did feel a little gutted!!! Thanks for taking the time to comment and to leave some feedback, its much appreciated. :-)

Thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) Hope you've been catching a few!

i have been enjoying all your videos mate. but the way you make rigs and stuff are very helpfull, even here in The Netherlands. yeah summer was a bit of a drag fishing wise. not much mackerel, not much sole to catch. but now the Seabass is pretty good to catch and the winter fish are coming in.

Thanks for the kind comments Richard Bonser and for taking the time to post them! Glad you enjoyed the video! :-)

Thanks for the kind comments +natalie muir glad you enjoyed it! Haha, I think things like that happen to us all at some stage!!! Normally on a night when the fish are feeding too... just to make it worse! :-))

Cheers Leon Bloor glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment. :-)

Haha, thanks +Damion Squirrell 1 it was sods law we lost the bait that night... a night when there was plenty of fish around!!! Haha. Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers Chris.

Hi stuart thompson thanks for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them! :-) Haha... one day I might take a fish or two, but to be honest 99% of them go back. My enjoyment and buzz comes from trying to catch a nice fish for camera, if I can do this, then watching and filming them swim away is the icing on the cake. Thanks once again, good luck with your fishing and of course... tight lines! :-)

Thanks +Fishing marks U.K glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment.

Thanks mate :-)

Nigel Horsley Hi Nigel, first of all thank you so much for the kind words and secondly thanks for taking the time to comment, it's always nice to hear some feedback, especially stuff so positive! :-) That's probably a good idea, however I don't like to ramble on about makes/models too much, as I'd probably get negative off people who just think we are trying to sell! Haha! As we get asked so many questions about tackle though, I guess it would make sense. Just out of interest there is a tackle list in the video description :-) Fingers crossed we should be out for a double session tomorrow, so hopefully we'll have a couple of new sea video's online in the next week or two! Good luck with your fishing and tight lines! :-)

Hi Vincent Smith thank you for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, it really means a lot :-) Glad you enjoyed/are enjoying the video's, we have lots of nice stuff planned this year, so there should be plenty more to come! :-) Good luck with your fishing, tight lines, cheers Chris.

Hi Charlie Yates glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the kind words and for taking the time to post them! :-)

Nice one mate!

Thanks for the kind comments Jensen and for taking the time to post them, glad you're enjoying the videos :-D We fish in Norfolk and Suffolk, in East Anglia in the UK - it's where we live. If you wanted any information on the tackle we are using, click the 'tackle box' link in the video description, everything we use is there. Hope that helps and hope your fishing is going well and that you're catching a few!

sack steve, lol

Nice one Ian, good luck this weekend! Glad you enjoyed the video :-) Tight lines, cheers Chris.

Hi Fruice Lee thanks for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed the video! :-) Haha… I know, was a bit of a disaster!!! Typical we lost it on a night when the fish were really feeding too!!! At least we caught some fish I guess :-)

Thanks +john hatcliffe glad you enjoyed the video. No worries at all, am sure thats something we can do. :-)

Thanks Alan Mac glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment :-)

Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment. Hope your fishing is going well!

conn Philip Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment :-)

Hi Mark, glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment, receiving some positive feedback is always nice :-) It was a shame about the bait, as I'll always think what we could/should have caught, but never mind, at least we still managed a couple of nice fish for the camera! :-) Ummmm I don't know about Ireland, I'd love to get over there, as I know the fishing has huge potential! Perhaps I might get over there one day on my hols! :-)

Cheers +GALIZAPIKAROBALIZA 04 glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment. :-)

You´re welcome , nice to meet you.

+From The Waters Edge TV i went fishing today using corean red worm and live shrimp i caught a small sea bass and a smal white bream before dark but after nothing i dont understand how is this possible?

Nice one Clive! Good luck, hope you manage a few fish!!!! Fingers crossed I should be off out somewhere tomorrow too! :-D

Great stuff Chris, and Tight Lines mate

Chris, what Mainline would be the best that you would mention? Im looking at getting a great Sea setup - and am looking at which mainline to get, any advise Welcome.

Hi Clive, personally I just use Daiwa Sensor in 15lb, tough as old boots and a nice price for a bulk spool. Hope that helps. Cheers Chris

Hi Jan, thank you very much for the kind comments and glad you enjoyed the video! :-) The red shelter we use is an old style John Holden Beach Buddy, I'm not sure that specific model is available anymore, but an updated version is! If you click the tackle list in the video description there is a break down of everything we use there! Hope that helps :-)

Cheers Damion!

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Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! Fingers crossed for a few more like that this spring! :-)

Haha... I know Kurt Wilde I wasn't best pleased!! Haha. Luckily it turned out ok in the end though :-)

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate! I used to fish Yarmouth lots when I was younger with my Dad.

Love the videos buddy great help

Cheers Callum!

Thanks Ritchie, glad you enjoyed it and once again thanks for taking the time to comment and to leave us some feedback, it's much appreciated. :-)

From The Waters Edge TV Its a shame you lost the bait, but you did catch some cracking fish, the 2 sea bass you caught were beautiful, and the little flatfish also.

Hi Anthony Harrison glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the kind comments, it's much appreciated. There's a link to the tackle we are using in the video description, I can't post links in here, so we've added it there. Haha… it was rather frustrating to lose the bait!!! Especially with lots of fish around! Hopefully this weekend we should be out in pursuit of some Codling! :-)

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment too! :-)

Thanks Dan, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! :-) Haha... I dread to think what we might/could have caught had we have not lost the bait!!!

It depends where abouts in the country you are! Glad you're son is enjoying the video's. :-) Tight lines.

Thanks Jack! :-)

Trevor Britton Great stuff, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated. Occassionally I will take an odd fish, if its badly hooked, but other than that 99% of my fish go back. If you google, MAFF fish size limits there are a number of sites which explain the legal size etc Bass is 41cm, Cod 35cm, Whiting 27cm and Dab 20cm I believe. Hope this helps! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

Haha, me too! They really are a superb sporting fish and a true predator!

Haha! Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! :-)

Thanks JAMES SHERRIFF glad you enjoyed it. I'm using a pair of 3/0's.

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment! :-)

hahha. Thank you. The truth that Bass is a large predator. For my area here in Galicia SPAIN. There are many Bass.Im going to fish it at night if I grab some aver. Tuesday Night Bass and a gripping one Cason. Tiburon. Today Probare with Crab with Pulp jejej one abrazoo Crack

monkeythe1st Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment, nice to hear from a local angler too! :-) In some parts of the country Peeler is available all year, but in general it's best from March through to September. Spring time is the best time to use it, as it's when, in there natural enviroment they peel. To be completely honest I purchase my Crabs online, normally from 50-100 in one go and then look after them for a few weeks, taking 20 or so each session. Places I've purchased them from online include.... Online Baits and Ebay (Google search 'Live/Fresh Peeler Crab and there'll be lots of results). I have also purchased them in shops from Angling Direct Norwich (They only have them spring time though), Rite Gear in Cromer and Saxmundham Angling. Hope this helps! :-) Tight lines, cheers Chris.

Hi gazmoss69 no worries at all, I use the Greys GRX-s multiplier rods, I've had them years now and they've always served me well! :-) Could do with an upgrade in all honesty, but not sure to what yet!

Thanks Sean, glad you enjoyed it! :-) Haha... I know what you mean... it's typical... it would have to happen on a night when the fish were there and willing to feed!

No worries +Josh Chalk glad you enjoyed it! :-)

Thanks Padraig glad you're enjoying the videos :-) Interesting stuff, I'll have a little look online too.

Hi Henri, we were fishing at Mundesley/Trimmingham in North Norfolk. You should be able to catch some Bass in Deal, however I've never fished there, but Bass populate most area's of the Uk's coast line.

From The Waters Edge TV thanks for that mate got a cod 6 lb cant wait for the next vidio

blagdonboy11 Thanks mate! :-)

Nice one James!

Haha, I don't know Rob! :-D

Thanks Tom! It was shot on the North Norfolk coast.

+From The Waters Edge TV where abouts?

Trimmingham Tom.

+From The Waters Edge TV lovely area.

Hello mate, no it's not? How come you ask, have you heard that it is??

Hi mate, they were Sakuma Manta or Manta extra hooks.

Haha! It did cross my mind... ;-)

No worries mate, these are wooden sea defences, designed to help protect the cliffs from erosion by the sea on high tides and rough weather. :-)

@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV thank you

Haha, I know David... I wasn't best pleased! :-D

Haha, they certainly are Jeremy Richter I have a bit of a soft spot for them!!

Each and everyone to there own James, whatever works best for you.

They are Greys GRX-s +Alfie Taylor

Hi Robin Hutchinson apologies for the late reply! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment. I don't try to preach too much, but just add in my views. Don't get me wrong I have no problems keeping fish I catch, or others doing the same and I do enjoy eating them, but I'm not a big fan of Flounder and enjoy watching Bass swim away! I've kept lots of fish in the past, but now my aim and buzz is to catch them (hopefully!!!) and release them and film the whole thing on camera. Thanks for the feedback though and for the tip about the bait! Haha! ;-) P.S Nice to hear from you all the way over in New Zealand too!

Coming from the man who posts videos happily slapping a ray with a gaff on the shore?.... It's catch and release, not catch, abuse and release. The videos that Chris makes are great, there is no preaching there.

Alan Martin Hi Alan, if you can offer me an acceptable, non dangerous way of getting an angry ray through the surf without the aid of a gaff, then I am happy and willing to learn. With rays there are places where they can be gaffed without causing any lasting damage, they can then be released with an excellent chance of recovery. In New Zealand there are many cases a year where people get seriously damaged by rays, just think Steve Irwin, at 72 years of age I do not wish to become one of those statistics. The point of was raising with Chris, it seems an anomaly to release a prime eating fish, then shop at the fish shop to buy a fish and chip meal. No offence was meant by the comment and from the reply I don't believe any was taken. Amateurs usually condemn professional fisherman, but here we have a case of supporting them to the full over their own catch. Sorry, I can't quite get my head around that one. However, it must be noted from many of the clips on RU-vid, a lot of anglers are getting concerned with the continual emphasis on catch and release. From what I understand of the UK employment statistics: with young people not able to find work, it must be understood the fish they catch feed their family ... as it has always been. Thanks for your comment.