@@Admiralofthedeeps Thanks for your support buddy, tight lines👍

@@Atlantis.Reborn Thanks for leaving a comment buddy👍

@@kendo5660 Thanks for commenting buddy, tight lines👍

@@tonyfonager Thanks for watching and commenting👍

@@randybackgammon890 Hi Randy, the all clear bombarda sinks buddy

@@richpalmer9229 🫶thanks for watching

@@CarpNowandThen thanks for commenting and sharing your tips, very much appreciated buddy. Is the float like a bombarda?

@PiscatorUK-Fishing I don't know what a bombarda is but what I mean is a weighted float used for surface carp fishing just clip it on the snap link swivel on the bottom of your feathers and your good to go. And your welcome bro

@@CarpNowandThen 👍

Thanks Ian, appreciated buddy

@@Aboutaweekago1787 thanks buddy, this loch is predominantly fished from the bank. I’ve been told that wading is not really necessary but I’ve seen a couple of angles wading near the island. If you live local it’s certainly worth trying even just for the small wild brown trout sport, with a good chance of some thumping stockies which as you’ve seen are in great condition.

Thanks Douglas much appreciated, I'll be sure to say hello if I see up there. Are the clubs other waters any good? I see there's a few covered on the permit.

@Aboutaweekago1787 I’ve not fished them yet but I’ve seen plenty fish rising

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Keeping your catch fresh is something I’ll definitely mention in my next video. If I’m fishing for a short time 1-2 hrs I would keep them in a bucket of sea water. If I’m away all day I would take a cool box with some ice or ice blocks. Because mackerel are an oily fish they can turn very quickly if not kept cool or cold.

Thank you for the reply. Much appreciated

Many thanks John👍

Hi it all depends on the length of rod your using, I would use a hook leader as long as is comfortable to cast with

Thank you.

@@macleod41069 yes buddy

@@p__o__l__s__k__y thanks buddy

Thanks for the tip my friend, I’m sure it will help other viewers out that look at the comments. I’m well aware of the hazards in using aluminium for cooking food. I think it is mainly tin metal as it is starting to rust and not aluminium. I’ll be sure to inform viewers in the next cooking video using the biscuit tin👍

Thanks for commenting Matt. Yes it was a wonderful day surrounded by amazing scenery and the fish were just stunning👍

​@@PiscatorUK-Fishing so no view on bio-security?

@mattwright2964 absolutely!! it’s very important to protect our wild waters around the country. Anglers should do everything in their power to protect what we have, like washing all our equipment that’s been in contact with the water and substrate, especially if you intend to fish other waters. You only have to look at the River Clyde where the aquatic life is being destroyed by crayfish. Many anglers are oblivious of the direct impact they have on potentially spreading contamination from one water to the next or they just don’t care.

@@andrewgoodall2183 Thanks for watching Andrew, I’m casting into 30-50ft of water. You can catch mackerel shallower than that, I would say that anything over 15ft you will have success if the mackerel are there.

@@ianfraser9528 thanks for watching and commenting Ian, tight lines buddy

Thanks buddy, back then I was in quality control for a Scottish Salmon fish farm. I just love fish😂

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing I thought up Scotland you be a welder lol like me lol

@@fredbristow742 hi Fred, try navionics boating

@@fredbristow742 thanks Fred, thanks for watching and commenting it’s very much appreciated👍

@@napieraerialphotography6785 many thanks this was in the Gareloch close to Helensburgh

@@dezzycummings thanks for the sub and taking the time to comment. This only inspires me to keep making videos. Tight lines to you both🎣

@@dondle2 thanks for commenting

Cheers buddy and thanks for the comment

Many thanks for taking the time to comment and for the sub, tight lines

@@swiggy03 brilliant buddy glad you enjoyed it. You’ve got a bit of a journey to get to the sea from Barnsley mate👍

Hi Mike, thanks for the sub and comments, very much appreciated buddy

It’s in the Gareloch west of Scotland. A permit is required for sea trout fishing here. You can get a season ticket for the Clyde estuary from Tickers tackle Helensburgh, which is cheaper than the Loch Lomond Angling Improvements Association

Only too glad to help. I got into coarse fishing 2 years back so much so that I started match fishing it’s a great sport. At the moment I’ve just got too many other fishing interests going on that I equally enjoy. Coarse fishing as a main interest is certainly something I will return to later when I’m unable to wade fast flowing rivers or kick about on the float tube, kayak or boat. Tight lines my fried and thanks for commenting👍

Thanks Raymondo, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated. Tight lines🎣

Thanks Pat, very much appreciated buddy. Tight lines

Awesome comment and very much appreciated for the feedback. Thanks for watching. Tight lines

So many lures out there that’s good. Abu Garcia Solv Pill I think it is, is highly recommended. I’ve had great success with line through sand eel

Thanks Ian, tight lines buddy🎣

Thanks for taking the time to comment, much appreciated👍

11ft 60gram spinning rod, 4000 penn battle 2. 40lb Diawa J braid 8strand

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Think this year my set up will be either my Penn prevail Apex 2 '12 rod and a 5000 DX slammer or a 4500 slammer or Savage gear 2500 and a savagear SGS6 or the 11' Berkley E motion, bought too many rods so excuse to get out and try them! Still no sign of the Mackies further down the Clyde yet

@davymaclean8481 sound like good setups there mate, where do you fish on the Clyde?

@PiscatorUK-Fishing Portencross normally, if your up for doing a video helping out a newbie to fishing I'm your man!

@davymaclean8481 I would have thought definitely mackerel there mate. That’s pretty much the entrance to the Gareloch and loch long.

Thanks buddy, tight lines🎣💪🏻

Thanks Ant for commenting. I was thinking the same for taking the cooker, I just keep it in the car now. Tight lines and good luck with the channel👍

Thanks, tight lines

Thanks for the questions buddy. I take it you mean 15lb mono? If so you should be ok. If you fish in an area that’s got no possibility of getting snagged up, then fishing light line is ok. The best braid to leader knot to use is the FG knot. Tight lines🎣

Thanks for commenting buddy. With mackerel, there’s no consistency, here today gone tomorrow. Mackerel will be there as long as the bait fish are there.

@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Ok thanks ,i thought you had the motherload there all to yoursel lol .

Congrats on your first sea trout mate. Bombarda or not, catching is what matters. Tight lines🎣

Cheers Dougie

Thanks so much for commenting. They certainly are good eating fish. I’ve been most to most places in the world, Australia is at the top of my bucket list👍

Many thanks for watching Dan👍tight lines

Thanks for commenting buddy very much appreciated👍

@PiscatorUK-Fishing was it the Gareloch you were fishing? Seen it in the navonics clip, I lived at Rosneath as my dad worked on the base

@@supafly1982 yes just down from Rosneath mate

@PiscatorUK-Fishing I thought it looked very familiar 😊 our sloop the Saphire was moored just off of Clinder, some good memories as a kid catching mackerel 😊