Thanks very much Barry. Hopefully see you again soon. 👍

Hi Davy. Thanks very much for the kind words. I’m glad that you found something of use. All the Best, Andy

Thanks Trevor. Much appreciated. Regards, Andy 👍

Thanks very much for the feedback. Maybe see you in Whitby soon…..Regards, Andy 👍

Thanks very much Mark. Really appreciate that. Looking forward to your next day out 👍👍

Hi Andy can i have a contact nr please ot a website.thanks

@@alexandruion6037 Here is a link to me details and current availability www.charterboats-uk.co.uk/boats/detailedcalendar/?id=571&year=2023&month=6 all my contact details are on there 👍

Thank you very much Antony. I’m glad you found it useful. 👍 Best Regards Andy

It must have been listening and thought….I’ll show you!! 😂

Thank you very much Mary. Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Best Regards, Andy

Great memories Jeffrey…..My father-in-law always tells me about the day in the 70’s they had from Whitby, when they caught so many fish, they had to come in early, as the boat was overladen. His biggest Cod was 35lb that day. Homemade perks, Scarborough reels and one piece whopper droppers. How times have changed…. 👍

Thanks very much Paul. Let’s hope we get the weather on our side 🤞🤞Regards, Andy

Fantastic stuff Geoff. There’s still a few cobbles around today. I quite often see some of the potting lads going out for a days fishing in them with rod and line. Thanks for the kind words. Really appreciated. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much for the kind words Freddie, I really appreciate that. Best Regards, Andy 👍🎣

Thanks very much Andrew, much appreciated. 👍

Thanks very much Gaz. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Much appreciated 👍

Thanks Norman. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I enjoy making them. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much Brian. Good luck with your future fishing trips. 🎣🐳🐳 Best Regards Andy

Thanks very much Alain 👍🎣🐳 Regards, Andy

Thanks very much Steve. I agree with you 100%. Tangles can really spoil a day. It’s hard for inexperienced anglers to get it straight away and some experienced anglers still struggle for some reason. 👍

Thanks very much Stuart, very kind of you to take the time to comment. Best Regards, Andy

Thanks very much for the feedback Nick. Good of you to take the time to comment. Regards, Andy

No problem working my way through all of them as you say this is Whitby but a lot of your information will work anywhere

Thanks for the kind words Gaz. Hopefully see you on the 16th 👍

Thanks very much David. You all did brilliantly considering the tide conditions

Thanks Tony. Let’s hope for some decent weather 🤞🤞

Thanks Tim. I love Shad Fishing. It's my favourite way to fish.

Thanks Kinnon 👍👍

Thanks very much Kev. Hope you get back into it 👍🎣🐳

Thanks very much for the kind words Tony. 2.5 knots through a wreck is pretty rapid, but I’m sure it’s second nature to you, as you do it all the time. I’m not sure I’d like to try it with 10 anglers on board though!! 😂 Best Rey, Andy

Thanks very much Mike. I’m glad that you found it useful. Best Regards, Andy

Fantastic times Roy. 👌

Thanks very much Michael 👍👍

Thanks for your kind words Raymond. I really appreciate the feedback. Hopefully get you on board for a days fishing in the future. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much John. My Mum won’t even walk in the pontoon, let alone get on the boat. It’s not nice suffering with seasickness. 👍👍

Thanks very much Nick. Appreciate the feedback., Best regards Andy

Thanks Dave. Mackerel are here now, so let me know when you fancy a trip out. 👍

Thanks for the feedback. Different baits and rigs seem to work better in different areas. I always say to use what you're confident in. But if you go to an area that you haven't fished much before, don't try and reinvent the wheel.The local knowledge is usually. best. 👍

Hi Carl. Thanks very much for the kind words and taking the time to comment. I hope the video helped a bit and that you have a great trip out from Scarborough. Maybe see you aboard Sea Urchin for a day out in the future. Best Regards Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing cheers I will keep my eye on availability for your trips Thankyou for your reply

I’m sure you’ll have a great day with Rich 👍🎣🐳

Thanks very much Andrew. Very good of you to say so. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much for taking the time to comment, I'm really glad that you found it useful. All the Best, Andy 👍

Thanks very much John. Definitely only take what you need. I love fish, but don’t take more than we need. Regards, Andy 👍

This is fantastic to read. The lack of consideration for the fish on most boats puts me off going out usually, but I may have a go with this guy. Watching fish slowly flap their way to death makes me feel sick for the minds of the folk who let them die in this way.

Thanks Andy for replying and showing people how to fish and to respect the fish and take only what you need. I'll be following your channel.

I subbed.

@@Ukmongoose3 Hi UKmongoose3 thanks for message of support. I good skipper like Andy Id always go out with repeatedly and bad run charter boats I don't go on again. I never take to many fish and always if I am taking a fish hit it on the head. I absolutely hate cruelty on charter boats I've had to say to people in the past like rescently on a boat fishing for tope. 100s of mackeral immature haddock whiting Pollock coal fishing left flapping about and left in a bucket in the sun all went to waste. Good fishing you feel good afterwards this I felt horrible after witnessing this.

Thanks Andy. I’m glad you enjoyed it. 👍👍

Thank you very much. I’m really glad it helped a bit. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much Cliff. I’m glad you found it useful. Best Regards, Andy

Thanks very much for the kind words 👍 Regards, Andy

Thanks very much Ingrid. 👍👍

Hi Steve. It’s the Buzzer off Robin Hoods Bay. Don’t generally get loads of Ling off it, mainly Codling. 👍👍 Regards Andy

Thanks Conor, much appreciated 👍👍

Once an angler, always an angler Nick. Hopefully see you on board one day. Regards, Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing How much does it cost for the day, and what times do you go out? Might save up for a weekend camping trip!

@@supernoodles91 It’s £55 for 10hr trip Nick. Full tackle hire is also available for £17. Includes all leads, traces etc for the day. Hope to get you on board at some point. My availability can be views here www.charterboats-uk.co.uk/boats/detailedcalendar/?id=571&year=2023&month=6

Thanks for taking the time to comment David. Much appreciated. Regards, Andy

Thanks very much Tel. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. All the best, Andy

Hi Aaron. Thanks for the kind words. I'm hoping to try and make a few more videos, but it's not easy for me. It's a fine balancing act between going out to sea with a full boat and earning a living, versus going out on my own. I have got plenty of dates planned in the diary to do some different things, but I just hope that the "Weather Gods" have looked at my availability!! Hopefully see you on the 6th January for a good day out. All the best. Andy

Thanks very much Mick, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Regards, Andy

Thank you. Much appreciated 👍👍

Thanks very much. Really appreciate the feedback 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing we enjoy every one,thanks

Thanks very much for the kind words Tony. The wreck was in 50m of water. Once you get a couple of miles offshore at Whitby the depth is fairly consistent between 50-60m. Best Regards Andy

I keep the engine running all day whilst fishing. When we drift the rough ground at Whitby, the depth of water is 50m, so the engine makes no discernible difference. If drifting close inside in 8 Fathom or less, it would be advantageous to drift silently. Regards, Andy

Hi James . They are Black Hokkai Rigs, which you can Ready-Tied from tackle shops. I use the ones with 6/0 Hooks and tied on 60lb Mono. 👍

Thanks very much Dave 👍

That’s a brilliant story John. There’s some lovely ground at Skinningrove. A 30lb Cod is as rare as hen’s teeth round here nowadays unfortunately. 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing Do you ever take individuals for bookings?

Thanks very much Stuart.

Hi Alan. My trips are 10hrs. If there are spaces available you can just book the day before. Regards , Andy 👍

Hi Keith. It’s a Daiwa Saltiga LD 35. They are available in LH. Regards Andy

Hi Dave. The Muppet rigs I tie myself and the Hookai Traces you can buy from most tackle shops. I have both available on the boat if needed. Regards, Andy 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing thanks for the reply

Thanks Pawel. Yes, I always use a 16oz in the larger tides. It’s gives much better control of the tackle 👍 Regards, Andy

Really nice of you to comment Rob. Thanks a lot. Regards, Andy

Hi Paul. Nobody can really answer that question. They swim off and that’s that. If the fish are of a decent size, I will take them and give them away. Can’t take undersized though. It’s a shame they’re not a bit more robust like Congers.

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing that’s exactly what I do as I can’t stand watching the gully’s pecking them to pieces…Looking forward to the shading videos (my favourite method when the water clears) 👍

@@paulharland7714 I caught on Shads tight inside this week, so things are shaping up nicely at last Paul. Regards, Andy

Hi George. I’m using a Century Excalibur Braid Rod 20-40lb Class and a Daiwa Saltiga LD35H reel loaded with 60lb Braid. Regards, Andy

Thanks Andy. Very nice indeed.

I use 60lb braid for wreck fishing.

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Hi Dave. For the bait fishing I use a Saltiga 35 and a Saltiga 20 for Shad fishing. To be fair, the 20 size Saltiga is fine for both applications, as I t has 12kg of drag. The 35 is also good for fishing for bigger fish. Regards, Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing thank you for your quick reply Andy. What size braid would you recommend for the 20? Ive not fished whitby for 40yrs, i need to get back soon. Great videos, 👍

@@davesedgy7058 I prefer to use 60lb braid Dave. 👍

Hi Gary. A 10hr trip is £55.00 and Full Tackle Hire is also available for £17.00. Regards, Andy

16oz Leads on bait traces for the big tides Nathan. Regards, Andy

Is a 4.7 to 5.0 a good tide for wreck or will it be a mix bag wreck an rough

@@nathanmcintosh2527you can’t just say yes or no based on tide height. It would depend on the strength and direction of the wind, how far out you are going to fish and the times of tides. I’ve fished the wrecks all day before on 4.7-4.9m but that isn’t always possible. You also have to factor in angler ability. Not a simple, straightforward answer.

The tidal range stays roughly the same Bryan and all the tides are driven mainly by the orbiting position of the sun and moon. Tides change in height - low water and high water vary throughout the month. The tides build up to a maximum and fall to a minimum twice a month. The tides with the biggest difference between high and low water are called springs and those with the smallest are called neaps. Spring tides happen just after every full and new moon, when the sun, moon and earth are in line with each other. Neap tides occur when the moon is in the first or third quarter - when the sun, earth and moon form a right angle. The regular motion of the sun, moon and earth cause spring tides to occur roughly 36 to 48 hours after the full or new moon. Not all spring tides are the same size. Springs nearest the equinoxes (21 March and 21 September) are slightly bigger.

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing thanks mate. What is the minimum amount of anglers you’d go out with ?

@@bryanhutchison9982 I will go out with five anglers minimum Bryan. Or the whole boat can be booked for £530.00 for up to ten anglers. 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing does it cost any more than £55 if only 5 go out or can 5 just book the whole boat for £530

@@bryanhutchison9982 if there are only five people booked on (who haven’t booked the whole boat) it is still £55 per person. I don’t add on any surcharge for running with less anglers 👍

The reel is a Daiwa Saltiga LD35H Richard 👍

We love Cod, so when we need some, I take some for the table. I don’t just take them for the sake of it. 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing If you don't need to freeze your catch, letting them go is the best option, even though they won't thank you if you catch them again at a later date.

Hi Trevor. Yes it’s a bit different from Gigantica, but thoroughly enjoyable. Running my own business, I get the rewards from the efforts I put in 👍👍

No, I wasn’t born in Whitby Tom.

I'm not sure how you can claim the catch numbers are "pathetic" if you don't really fish at Whitby very often. The fishing isn't the same as it was 40 years ago, but I don't suppose it is in most places; things change. Most of the "Freezer Fillers" don't bother any more, but the real anglers still come and enjoy a day out. To coin an old phrase.....It's fishing, not catching. Regards Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing I follow the fish reports from anglers and whitby based boats , It's not a dig at the industry or whitby it's just a fact the catches are pathetic to what they were. Let's not forget those freezer fillers back in the eighties were feeding their families. You have a business to run and it's not an easy one , all the best to you .