Congratulations Mark! I'm sure you did most of the work, not the Dingle dangle. Thanks Brother 😁👌

Hi bud. I have been watching some of the shore fishing for halibut in Alaska. It seems a little different than what I am used to, the videos mostly take place on a sandy beach. Which is something that never happens in Norway. So I think that making bait clips for your rigs, would add extra distance! I think that might help out. Glad to like the videos, thanks brother 😁👌

Is that why they call it a school of fish! Much appreciated Brother. Thanks, see you on the beach 😁👌

Anytime Eimear 😁👌

No engine! STILL! 🤬 Thanks Paul, much appreciated Brother 😁👌

Hi bud. Yep! If nothing else, the monster lures always keep the pests to a minimum. Tight lines Brother 😁👌

Thanks John, much appreciated 😁👌

Thanks Brother 😁👌

@@Billyfishing_watch and he's a great guy to deal with. Every order I've placed with him he's given me some free stuff to try out or a bunch of 2nds. All without asking, just on his own accord.

Thanks Brother 😁👌

Thanks John, much appreciated Brother 😁👌

Thanks Brother, tight lines 😁👌

Tight lines Brother 😁👌

I could not agree more 🤣👌

@@Billyfishing_watch 🤣

The engine is still stuck in Sweden. What they say is underway, glad you liked it. Thanks Brother 😁👌

🤣👌 Daz! Your killing me 😁👌

I'm going to assume that you're going to fish with a fixed spool reel. If so I would perish with a 14 to 15 foot, 6 to 8 oz rod. This weight class is generally good with rough ground and snags. The reel should be seven or eight thousand size! Other than this I can't really give you any advice because I don't fish with that type of tackle! I use multipliers and high end multiplier rods. But in a pinch I would turn to sonik , have a look at what they got maybe they can help you out. Thanks Brother 👌

There are places to the north of Bodø, out by the coast! Tight lines, thanks Brother 😁👌

Hi Rocco. If you are in North America, then simply casting out a soft plastic or some other type of lure and working along the bottom of the seafloor on a sandy beach, should do the job! We don't get that type of flounder here in Europe, the closest we have is the Atlantic halibut! But if you mean the European flounder, follow the link to this video. Thanks Brother 😁👌

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nraGrJCFp7jPZ2w.html

@@Billyfishing_watch Im in Ålesund haha sorry if i confused you, do you know any spots i could fish here haha im just trying to get some nice fish

@@Billyfishing_watch Can i use this method on a small little beach called stafsethneset haha dont know if u have any idea or not! maybe see it on google maps and u tell me if it looks alright

Hi. The only way, is to go and fish! But you will catch something , Just keep fishing ! It's the only way to learn. Tight lines Brother 👌

Hi bud. The tripod I use, I customized myself. But the bare bones are, the Ian gold match rest tripod. There are plenty for sale online. Thanks Brother 😁👌

I think if you steam out of killybegs and head North for a few days! That is your best chance of hooking up 🤣 thanks Brother 😁👌

The best halibut fishing is inside the Arctic circle. Just stay out by the open coast, find shallow water next to deep! And keep casting, thanks Brother 😁👌

@@Billyfishing_watch i think thats open for debate !

Hi bud! Originally slow jig fishing and fast jig fishing were created by the Japanese, solely for the use on boats! They worked in tandem with each other, one for when the tide was pushing. And the other when the tide was slack! Fast jigs for a running tide, slow jigs for slack tide. And as the name suggests, the action suits the name. You work slow jigs slowly, and fast jigs, fast! But apart from the action, the system does not really apply to shore fishing. They are now two different types of jigs that cast different ranges and have different actions. You could come across a place where it was necessary to fish them as if you were on a boat, but generally this is not the case. I hope this helps explain. Thanks Brother 😁👌

@Billyfishing_watch cheers Billy lad that explains alot thanks brother 🎣

Thanks Brother 😁👌

Hi. There is a link in the description for the smaller lures. The largest one is savage gear monster shad. The jig heads, I make myself!

@@Billyfishing_watch Master!

Hi Ewan. If you would like to help out, that would be much appreciated. If you go on to my channel page and hit join, you will become a member. And that will be all the support I need, thank you so much brother 😁👌

Hi bud. Just check to see your notifications are turned on. Thanks Brother 😁👌

@@Billyfishing_watch they are on mate its happening with a few channels its obviously a glitch as I had to remove subs on a few channels then re ad them including yours and I still never got notifications of any of the new vids

@user-nm6kj8pq4b no worries buddy KZfaq will sort it out 🤞

@user-nm6kj8pq4b no worries buddy, KZfaq will sort it out 🤞