Thank you very much. Really appreciate the feedback. So glad you found it useful. Regards, Andy 👍

I was going to write that 😳 😂😂 Thanks Andy.I have a 12 and 16oz fast drop moulds plus an 8oz pirk mould,so I’m going to make my own weights for this summer when I get back up for some inshore fishing at Staithes.Your videos are absolutely fantastic.Thank you for taking the time to go out on your own and making them for all of us to watch and more importantly “Learn” Time for me to order a big bag of size 4 nickel snap swivels while I remember!

Thanks David. Much appreciated 👍👍

Thanks Tony. Glad to be of help 👍

Thanks for the kind words Andy 👌🐳

Thanks Carl. Much appreciated 👍

Fingers crossed for good weather Dave 🤞

Cheers Craig. Good Luck in Norway 🐳🐳

Thanks a lot. Hope it helped a bit. Best Regards, Andy

As long as you’re happy John. Keep on fishing.

Shad and Jellies are something I plan to do Carl. Like you said; waters still a bit mucky at the moment though.

I’ve just recorded one today Andrew 😂

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing now that's what I call good service 😂😂

Hi Gary. Very few people use Pirks nowadays, although they still work well. I think the inhibiting factor is the cost. A 1lb Chrome bar Pirk is about £5 to buy now in the tackle shops. It can be an expensive day if you lose a few of them.

Hi John. Yes, it’s still a method that is used by some anglers who’ve been round the block a few times. It’s still an effective method for Cod, but quite expensive to buy from a tackle shop, to then lose them in a wreck. Everyone who I’ve seen using them, makes their own. Regards, Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing Thanks Andy that’s good to know, I still have quite a few left over that I made from my last fishing trip to Whitby. Enjoying the videos there’s always something new to learn.

Thanks for the kind words. I don’t use any leader at all. In the event of becoming snagged up, if you use a breaker correctly (plenty of wraps of braid around it) the braid will break at the weakest point which is the knot at the end where the crane swivel is attached. That way you don’t lose any braid. Regards Andy

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing brilliant thanks Andy! Hope to see some more of your videos soon

I prefer to use the 12cm muppets for my bait traces 👍

Thanks Robert. I'm glad you found the video useful. When you're drifting the wrecks, it's all about controlling the tackle and feeling your way through. It does take concentration. As soon as I feel grating or banging, I lift the gear up. Depending on how fast the drift is, you will need to lift it less when the tide is slack. When the tide and wind are running, you really have to keep your wits about you. It's a fine line between hopping your gear over the wreck, or as I see quite commonly, lads who just drag it along and then get stuck most drifts. I use a lever drag reel and prefer to have it set a touch slacker, knowing that I can nudge it forwards a touch if I hook into a better size fish. Decent quality 2/0 or 3/0 Crane Swivels are fine. I've used the Veals Tackle ones in those sizes and they have been fine. Many Thanks Andy

Many thanks for your reply and help, much appreciated. Looking forward getting out on the wrecks and try all your suggestions. Please keep doing your video as they very helpful. Tight lines @@whitbywreckandreeffishing

No, the technique(s) for Shad fishing are slightly different Abdul 👍

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing nice, look forward to a video showing the difference, skipper.

We target mainly Cod, Ling and Pollock from Whitby. We also get Pouting, Whiting, Gurnards, Wrasse, Wolf Fish and Mackerel in the summer. We had both Cod and Ling to 20lb last year. Average size differs throughout the year. August-October usually gives a better average size, especially the Ling.

@@whitbywreckandreeffishingchears sounds good What's your max amount to come on boat and fish ?

@@chopperhehehe I’m licensed for 12 anglers.

@@whitbywreckandreeffishing am on it Can you send me Web site so I can pass on plz No sure if that slowed ? Not a computer person lol 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦕🦄😁🤞✌

@@chopperhehehe all details and availability are here www.charterboats-uk.co.uk/seaurchiniil/

Apologies Neil. The gimble motor is making the noise. All future stuff will be done on my Canon 6D. Hopefully that will improve things. It frustrates me when I don’t get it right.

True 😂😂