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@@Kernow-lerf cheers mate. It is a truly stunning place

@@tadhghayden7601 River Dart, Devon

@@derekmay8679 it is. Lovely spot

@@PeterCoish-r8f hi buddy. Long time ago now. I remember it well. Good to hear from you. If you ever fancy a go let me know

@CR33DH20 I like it but I’m not sure I need the plus as a slightly softer rod might give less hook pulls.Its a compromise between a fast action that enables you to hit bites and a rod soft enough to prevent hook pulls but enough backbone.

@TheConstantAngler I'm glad you said Ad, this is what's been bugging me , having the right power/ play combi Originally, I was all for the speci when released,,, but held off last min with a view to making a more informed decision

@@TheAccidentalDweeb cheers buddy. I enjoyed myself

My pleasure mate.

@@The_Multi-species_Angler it was a nice place to grow up and fish. Doesn’t look so nice when it rains though, which it has done a lot this year🤣

Cheers Kalles. They are and they slip the hook far too easily.

Well done. They're Well worth the wait aren't they. Had a 4lb 2oz from the same river off the surface a few days ago Only took me about 4 hours of frustration and my best mullet to date

@petedevon cracking fish mate. Must try for them off the surface myself

@@Kernow-lerf I wasn’t best pleased

@@TheConstantAngler I bet but still nice reward for your patience mate very nice 👍

@@darrenrodd. there’s no denying it I’m cheap

@@richardjones2811 here what your saying. Glad you enjoyed it

@@TheConstantAngler Enjoyed it very much. May I ask if it was low water slack or high water slack you fished? There's a few spots up here in North Wales that hold Mullet and would like to give it a try. Be a little change from the usual Beach Bass Fishing.

@@richardjones2811 It was about half tide up to high tide. I try to find a feature they can hide behind out of the main flow. Same as Chub fishing really, somewhere they can nip in and out of the current

@@TheConstantAngler I see, thanks for the information. A bit different to Bass then who like a constant flow of water and often found in the most violent of tidal areas. I guess Mullet are a bit lazier and like to conserve their energy a bit more. Definitely helps to understand the habits of the target species doesn't it. If there's no feature to be seen then some sort of back eddy or area of slacker water would suffice?

@richardjones2811 Exactly. You can catch them in flow but the minute they can head up river they will.

@@garymcguire8529 thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

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@@TheConstantAngler on the rock ledge

@@stevewest4750 that’s the one. Unfortunately it is a bit too close to it so gets netted, hence the smaller fish

@@freshandsaltyjohnny I’m still using and abusing the reel and rod.

Cheers mate. Glad you liked it

@@darrenrodd. cheers buddy. Was glad to get out

@@michaelfox4073 used to get our prawns there to

@@RicardoReview it did. Very lean though. Strong fish

@@vinnylivoti9567 pretty much what happened with me and my father.

Solid rod so far. Launches those lures. Quick recovery

Thanks I enjoyed making it.

@@patrickhartman6818 yep. It’s not great. Got diagnosed with RA a year ago.

Hello mate

@@hazza11022 60lb Power Pro braid

@@freshandsaltyjohnny just subbed your channel looks great

@@leohernandez8029 not sure what your asking??

@@TheConstantAngler like how do you stop the line before hitting the water?

@leohernandez8029 I either use my finger or my left hand to. If you’re using heavier lines and lures you may need a glove to stop them as the braid may cut your finger when casting/stopping the lure. I’m only using 20lb here

@@TheConstantAngler ohhhh I see what you mean thank you

@@Jdpacificmackerel I would imagine it’s great sport.

Great idea. I do it with heavier Toby lures so don’t see why it wouldn’t work with smaller lures. Save a few lures to.

I didn’t I bought the new XL net and handle but didn’t like the XL head so used it with the old net head

@TheConstantAngler thank you for your reply. I dont think they make replacement handles with a locking pin system like you have 🥲. Ive been looking all over the Internet for one but only find carp ones... anyway, happy fishing 🫡

Try eBay or AliExpress. Here is a link to EBay www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186565678192?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=d9az2whhqnc&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@hesalovelybuoy5944 it does help but is not essential. Pollack like a bit of deep water and it is easier to work your lures in deeper water

I got the Ryobi ranmi rod you recommended and need to give it a go on the Pollock up here in south Northumberland. I would like to know more about how you basically catch all types of fish on different lures all on bfs lures, all year round

@@hesalovelybuoy5944 just do what you would normally do for LRF but with BFS gear instead. Use 0.6# PE braid to 8-10lb Floro leader and scale up or down to suit the ground you are fishing over.

@@maximcaujape4754 I can only say the Stradic is a fantastic reel. Best I’ve owned

@@TheConstantAngler thanks, but in terms of balance point?

@maximcaujape4754 I would say the Stradic as it is heavier. Most reels are very light and do not help with the balance point

@@OneAndOnlyChi it’s not the best with lightest of lures. Try to keep your casting smooth. You can upgrade the brakes by adding a couple of N52 Neodymium magnets of the correct size. Get the thinnest you can

@@TheConstantAngler it doesn't seem like there is anywhere on the shallow spool for the magnets to attract to. It's all aluminum

@@OneAndOnlyChi not had that problem myself

It doesn’t look much but there is enough there. With BFS you need to flick your wrist on the backstroke then push rather than snap on the forward stroke. This is a larger BFS reel so when casting lures below 3gr it is not ideal. If your regularly casting above these weights it could be beneficial to add a couple more magnets. It’s easy to do if you buy the correct 4mm x 0.5mm N52 magnets as you can just place however many you need on top of the original magnets thereby customising it to your needs. I have done this with both the Commando and Acura as I felt they were slightly underbraked. The Commando is effectively the same reel.

@@TheConstantAngler I have an ark gravity BFS and they cast King Zephyr they're braking systems work awesome no problem using light weights and light line this real just doesn't seem to have any breaks

@@ihbcsomerset6966 Totnes. River Dart

@@mr.chadwick1049 DF50 is 5:3:1 & the DWU is 7:1:1 you can get a faster DF50 that is also 7:1:1

@@TheConstantAngler sorry im looking the retrieval rate in inches per turn of the reel

@@mr.chadwick1049 can’t say I know. If you check out the BFS Fishing Channel on UA-cam Peter Kim who’s channel it is might be able to help you

@@CR33DH20 I felt loosing that one. Now adjusting my rigs

@@jorvikangler loved the Mitchell 300 and Match. I agree some of these reels with a high bearing count are just hiding poor engineering

Great to hear. Fills me with confidence for my own fishing. I bet that drag sang with the Tuna on.

@@darrenrodd. I’m off the week of 13th other than the Friday onwards. Could sort something then

@@MrEastside619Fishing great rod. Love it.

@TheConstantAngler Thanks just ordered one going to pair it with the Bmc100 for Saltwater bfs fishing!

@@MrEastside619Fishing should work a treat. Love my BMC 100

Hi mate. It definitely helps having a longer rod but as I have discovered if you have dodgy elbows it can annoy them. Great if you’re fine though. I am concentrating more on ledgering at the moment. Lost a good fish today to tackle failure. 8lb mono breaking. 🤣