Fishing OFF THE BEACH Using BEACH WORMS!

I caught a few beach worms during our training session and I'm probably gonna have a little bit of a fish tonight so I'm just going to put the worms in a little bit of damp sand keep them in my bait container for the rest of the day in a cool place at home ready to have fish tonight so all I'm going to do is I'm just gonna just gonna tip these worms out on the sand just a few but, certainly plenty to have a fish tonight I'm just gonna coat them in a bit of sand I'll put a little bit of damp sand in my bait bucket then I'm gonna get these worms and put them in there and then I'll put a little bit more sand on top and um basically I'm just gonna leave them in a cool spot at home for the rest of the day then we're gonna have a fish just for an hour or so tonight before dark tonight off the beach I'm gonna show you how to put a beach worm on a hook there's really only a couple ways to do it I use a long shank hook and about a size one or two mustard long shank and some fishermen use a short shank hook and they put less worm on but I put a fairly large worm bait on and it seems to work really well so I'm just gonna show that to you now how to put it on the hook Alright so here we are we're gonna put a worm on the hook what I do look actually you can see him trying to bite me his fangs actually where is he he's trying to get his fangs out of the top of his head but um, his fangs are just in the top part there but he won't like it when I put the hook in so essentially what I do is I put the hook in his mouth, can you see that? I've actually put the hook in the worms mouth and I'm threading it straight down his middle or his throat so what I'm doing is I put the worm in the hook in the worms mouth and I'm threading it up the hook like so just keeping the hook in the centre of the worm then what I actually like to do is I like to pull the worms head up above the hook and onto the line by about two or three centimetres so the end of my hook is about there and then I chop it off about there so essentially that is that is the size of my worm bait when you catch your own worms you can be generous because you catch them in abundance and you don't have to be too concerned about how much you use I'm just putting another worm bait on the bait I put on just a second ago we used his head this one it's the same thing I'm just sliding the worm on the hook up the middle I like to leave some sand on the worm because it just makes it easier to hold worms so you just give them a bit of a crumb like a crumb cutlet and um, it just makes it easier to hold the worms when you're putting them on and what I'm doing is while I'm having a bit of a worm here I've just caught a couple of worms I'm going to throw a line out and just leave it set on the beach while I'm worming quite often you catch a few fish that way while you're just catching your bait so you can see I've got my worm bait there again maybe about eight or ten centimetres long of worm bait you can see that when you get fresh bait you just catch it fresh and throw it in the water how easy it is to catch fish look at that we're not even really seriously trying to fish we're trying to catch worms but we keep catching fish, anyway... so I had two baits out there but I just left the line out there while I've been doing other things and uh maybe I've had two salmon on at the same time but um salmon love worms they're not my favourite fish to eat but I've got a friend as I said who loves them so this guy this guy swallowed the hook you can see the hook is actually quite a way a fair way down down his throat but I had it there as a set line so you can expect that to happen this was my first cast and I think the bait was in the water for about twenty seconds and we've got a whiting and a baby, just a little flathead which of course we're going to let go I just have to be a little bit careful with this guy look he's only lipped anyway so that we can put him back in best way to hold a flathead is hold him with the mouth like that then his spikes can't get you you maybe a little bit small got a worm sticking out of his mouth let it go let it go come on let it go give it back I'll let him go back to his mummy this is only a really light line so it's difficult to land a salmon on three kilo line but it's a lot of fun it's a really nice bream beautiful now that's what we want look at that, that's a beautiful black bream some of those fresh worms we caught this morning yum this is just a quick one hour session we got down the beach here at four fifty and stopped fishing just before five fifty so we fished for one hour and we used some worms that we caught this morning when we were having our worming class filming the training video this morning and we just caught a few worms and we got a lovely bream couple of whiting and three salmon and we hooked a few other fish but it was mayhem for an hour it's really time efficient so we're heading home for dinner now If this video today has been helpful to you just click subscribe I've got so much info that I want to bring out in future videos and you can get them straight away also if you would like to learn anything more about beach worming that I haven't covered please send me a comment or even if you can let me know what you'd like me to make a video of that would be fantastic and I'll see you in the next video

Channel: Roger Osborne

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Length: 7min 53sec (473 seconds)

Published: Tue Jun 20 2017