Easy Mackerel Fishing On The Shore - Catching and Cooking on the beach
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this episode, catching mackerel on the shore for a super tasty breakfast doesn’t get any easier than this. Cooked in a DIY smoker.
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Food fit for kings!!! better than any supermarket crap you get nowadays.
@@veesto69 thanks mate, your not going to get any fresher bud
Brilliant and a fantastic advert for Scotland ,the scenery and it’s natural larder .🏴
@@TheGhs1 thanks buddy and for taking the time to comment, very much appreciated👍
@TheGhs1 I spent as a young teenager a million years ago fishing for mackerel on the river Clyde me and my pals would caught 50 each bag them then give the mackerel to all or neighbours .if you love fishing , Scotland is a remarkable country to do so, lochs fresh water sea lochs sea trout salmon cod pollack and the scenery watching osprey eagles ,otters amazing
Thanks CZcams algorithm for the recommendation, cracking videos and new subscriber 😎😀🐟
Hi there, many thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Your support is very much appreciated👍
Absolutely brilliant video yet again, you’re an inspiration Douglas. That was a whopping mackerel you had and the food looked amazing, I was salivating at the end. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks buddy for watching and for taking the time to comment. Great feedback👌
So glad I found your channel pal, your a great presenter and very good at this! keep going pal as your much much better than most!!
Thanks buddy, your support is very much appreciated pal👍
Wow! that recipe is top draw, looks fantastic pal, will have to try it next time I go fishing for Mackerel!!
I would eat plain grilled or smoked mackerel any day of the week but It’s something a bit different and makes a wee change. Can’t beat it cooked fresh on the beach if you get the weather. Thanks again pal
Great channel you have Douglas and very informative, it was one of your videos that put me towards trying out the bombarda for the first time, I don't have the same skills as yourself but I still enjoy fishing with it.
You can't beat a catch and cook, thanks for posting
@@kintakintyea thanks Gordon appreciate that buddy. Hopefully I’ll meet up with you sometime either on your boat or on the shore👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Your welcome Douglas, it would be a pleasure to meet you, Phil and I often chat about you when fishing, tight lines bud 🎣🐟🐟
Different class Douglas mate , I don't think I have wanted a mackerel so bad after watching this 👍👍 outstanding mate thanks for sharing 👍
Cheers
Ed
@@thebigfish75 many thanks for watching Ed and for taking the time to comment. Always appreciated mate👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Dying to get out mate , had some really nice sea trout on the fly at end of May but unfortunately snapped my Achilles heel at start of June so will need to go buy some some mackerel and try that recipe bud 🤣👍
@@thebigfish75 mate, I couldn’t think of anything worse than not being able to go fishing. Awesome you got some sea trout on the fly. I also had a good start to the sea trout season on the fly, no videos though as I was fishing in horrendous weather. Get better soon pal👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing yep it's torture mate lol worst ever hahah ,,, nice one mate , I got some cracking footage but never ever put anything up before on here
And thanks mate appreciate that , getting their slowly , hopefully get out soon 💪👍
Grand Dougie. Not seen a catch n cook video in a while. Looked lovely. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for taking the time to comment buddy👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing my pleasure pal..think ill be gettin one of them smoking midge. Look the business..thanks 🎣
Great vid, the sooner you eat mackerel after they are caught the tastier they are.
@@dondle2 thanks mate, I totally agree, the fresher the better
Can't wait until i next go mackerel fishing. That recipe is definetley coming with me. Iv'e watched a few of your vids now and they're brilliant. Keep doing what you're doing and as you say "tight lines" 👍
@@daviddocherty1390 thanks David for watching and taking the time to comment. Tight lines buddy
Mouth is watering after watching that!! Defo need to give that recipe a try!! Thanks for sharing Doug!!
@@DarioFerrari23 Thanks Dario much appreciated mate👍
Great video dougie I go away fishing and camping for days on end and have found freezing bottles of water and wrapping in tin foil is the best way to keep things fresh get 2/3 days out then in the shade
@@johnpirie8978 Thanks John, appreciate your comment and sharing your tips with me and other viewers👌
Cheers Dougie awesome video .. though you have made me hungry 😊
Thanks for taking the time to comment Barry it’s always appreciated buddy. It was a tasty bit of breakfast👌
Liking the cooking, looked delicious👌👏. Next up mackerel sushi 😎👌
OMG that looks lovely Douglas its on my list .Thanks for video.
@@tonyallen1953 Thanks Tony, tight lines and happy cooking🎣🍽️
Good informative video, mackerel are one of the best fish to eat.
@@anotherangleUK thanks for commenting Phil, tight lines pal👍
Excellent stuff Douglas, looked tremendous 🤘🏻🎣
@@theanglingfront cheers Michael👍
Thanks for the tip on watering the wood chips, last year I used Apple wood there was a bitter taste think due to some wood around the edge turning into charcoal. I live over a hundred mile from the sea so only two days out this years no tight lines yet.
@@williammiles2241 Thanks William for watching and taking the time to leave a comment, it’s much appreciated buddy. Fingers crossed you get some tight lines soon👍
Amazing video!
I’m new here but pretty sure I’ll catch up and maybe try out the recipe pretty soon
Cheers ! 🍻
@@TheDoctorRust many thanks for commenting my friend. Tight lines and happy cooking👍🎣
Will try the horseradish sauce mix and great video Douglas, brilliant thanks 🎣
Thanks Andy much appreciated mate. Tight lines
Great video, made me very hungry :)
@@kenxro thanks for watching Ken and taking the time to comment, it’s appreciated buddy👍
Just watched this during my night shift, excellent and I will be trying this and Subbed
Cheers
Graeme
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Your support is very much appreciated buddy. Tight lines
Superb mate!! I was waiting for the family to turn up to help you scran it all haha
Cheers Steve, I could only manage 4. I took the rest home for the misses😂
Great content,I defo like to give the whole fishing and cook on the side of the water thing,canny beat that..great stuff.as long as weather ok I guess.keep the vids comming.
Thanks for commenting James. Yeah in the right location with nice weather it doesn’t get any better.
Brilliantly done 👍🏼
Thanks for watching and commenting Harry👍
Great video,top man.
@@christophernowell9534 thanks Christopher, appreciated mate
thats was an other brilliant video enjoyed that👍
@@scottmeikle5117 thanks Scott, appreciate your comments buddy👍
Great video as always,Ally
@@allythescot Thanks Ally, much appreciated pal
Different class mate,nostalgia at its finest,my grandad used to take me to loch awe and used to cook up loch awe goulash as he called it,basically whatever tins he had it home in one pot,tasted amazing when yer by the water,yours is bit more refined dougie😂 I’ll deffo give that a go mate,great clip👌
@@user-bd3yk1uz3j thanks David, appreciate the comments mate. You can’t beat any cooking when you’re outdoors. My grandad did the same although he would go out his way to buy the tinned grub. The only thing he ever ate tinned in the house was beans.
Yes chef ...great video.
@@ianfraser9528 thank Ian👍
Great video again well done mate
@@shgers3344 appreciate that and thanks for commenting👍
You make me feel so hungry spot on
@@user-pc9yt1fh8g thanks for watching and commenting buddy👍
Absolutely fantastic get yourself on master chef 👍
@@Andy-71 thanks for watching and commenting Andy, appreciated mate👍
Lovely mate
@@user-xt3jq8zs8p thanks buddy👍
nice video mate keep them comeing
Appreciated James👍
Superb video mate cheers I was mid watching this and looked up and it was either you or someone who is your double walking past the car tonight
@@alexandermcgowan4125 we’re you at ASDA?
Yeah knew it was you 😂
@@alexandermcgowan4125 maybe you thought it was Steven Gerard😂thanks for the comments mate very much appreciated buddy
Haha some man a was going to shout then a thought knowing my luck it won’t be him haha
Top man sir 🐟🐟🐟
Thanks Stephen👍
Super
@@HenryRaeburn367 thanks Henry, appreciated buddy👍
Mackerel in Anglesey have been a little sparse so far this summer. They seem to be arriving later and later, where April and May was busy years ago it seems mid August to September! That's global warming for ya!
When I lived in Shetland it was almost year round!
Gonna go try this weekend.
We shall see!
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Tight lines buddy🎣👍
Well done for returning the smaller specimens. Too many people take every mackerel they catch regardless of size. I see it all the time. Also, too many people don't immediately despatch their catch with a 'priest' leaving fish to suffocate in a poly bag. Shameful.
Thanks for an excellent presentation video.
@@davidmitchell8490 Many thanks for watching David and for taking the time to comment. I would rather people catch their own mackerel whether this is for food or bait. We need to stop consumer demand in the shops, to stop them being exploited commercially at sea. I only take what I need.
that mosquito repellent looks like a steampunk dystopian post-apocalyptic device of some sort. one of the trophies that Immortan Joe could possibly carry
It does a great job at keeping them away though
This summer I have only caught 3 Mackrell however I have caught 10 spur dogs
@@Swordsperi Thanks for commenting mate. I’m sure the mackerel fishing will get better soon. Love the spur dogs
Hi looked the business, being a avid foody imo the larger fillets should be
in the centre closest to the radiated heat source, maybe I m talking cods wallop,
which is often the case!
Great stuff in any case.
Atb.
Hi Bert, if the tin wasn’t enclosed then yes thicker fillets would be closer to the heat source. There’s a good build up of steam and heat with the lid on and Ive certainly not had an issue with undercooked fish, even for the 9 minutes. Thanks for taking the time to comment buddy👍
Try a sprinkle of brown sugar on the flesh side with your seasoning when smoking, or a dribble of hunny
Thanks for the tip Michael, I’ll give it a try
Great Video! When would you say the mackerel season is over in the UK?
@@Ewan-qv9ww Thanks Ewan, that’s a difficult question mate. It will be different all around the country. It’s not been a very good season for the mackerel this year due to the weather. In the west of Scotland they’re usually still hear in decent numbers until the end of October hopefully
Brilliant video, do you crush the barbs on your hooks ?
@@AndrewVine-oz1ox thanks Andrew. No I keep the barbs on as the come of easy enough, I might try it though as long as I can get them in, I would be more than happy to de-barb.
Open mackerel sandwich il be trying that
Thanks for the comment Sean👍
Are you fishing in mambeg? Pretty sure I used to go there when I was a boy. Would be good to get a day out with my dad and see if we can get a few mackerel
@@jameskenney7331 it was just further along the road James. Tight lines if you get out with your dad mate
Hi there, what is the name of the place where you fished?Fantastic you are just AMAZING !!!
@@Xxx-ly4vq thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated. It’s the west coast of Scotland Gareloch close to Helensburgh
Great video, new sub, although Mackerel are rare in Nottingham. A little bit of escapism for me. Thank you.
@@mickheathcote4570 Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment Mick. Appreciate the sub buddy👌some excellent coarse fishing down you neck of the woods though
Hello. thanks for the new videos and tips. I apologize for my English. A few months ago you shared the address where you fish for mackerel, for which I am grateful. It's far from me. So I go to Greenock to the pier quite often but during the whole time I caught several mackerel and pollock. I want to come to your place. I have a question. I don’t see on the map where I can park my car in this place. I see small pockets all over the road, but I don’t know if it’s possible to leave a car in such a pocket. And another question. What time of day is the best time to catch mackerel? Thanks a lot.
@@ioandco. thanks your welcome my friend. Yes there is enough room to park your car there. You can catch mackerel anytime during the day but in my experience it’s less productive when the light starts to fade
Great video. What’s the road and reel set up please ? Any links to where I could buy? Cheers
@@sunfisherbum the rod is quite old mate and I can’t find links for it. Any surf rod or lure rod will do 10-11ft casting weight up to 60gram. The reel is a 4000 Penn battle 2. For this type of fishing any sea reel 4-5000 size will do mate. I also use this setup for light- medium beach fishing for flatties
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing what one would you recommend that would do the job?
Thanks i was gonna go today but unforeseen circumstance scuppered my plans
@@shuggiemcg1 Shame mate it was a beautiful day today on the coast and flat calm
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing i think im going to try friday if i get the chance
Hi Douglas iv got the same wee stove what number of heat setting do you smoke the fish at im defiantly going to gee this a try smashing mate
Thanks Stephen. I’ve not got any numbers on the stove mate but it’s probably about a quarter turn from the lowest setting.
Wha the Bonnie lass
@@allythescot thanks for watching Ally, appreciated buddy👍
Can I ask you why you don’t bleed the fish?
Superb as usual👍 Did ye eat all six😂
No mate, I was completely stuffed after 4. Took the rest home for the misses breakfast😎
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing top video👍
Hi, can you tell me about you rod, please? Great video .
@@olegarinicev9116 no problem mate, it’s 11ft Rovex captive casting weight 60gram. I’m not sure if they still make this model as It’s about 15yrs old. Any surf rod 10-12 ft will do the trick.
Were is this
West coast Scotland the Gareloch
What is that on your arm?
@@lynkpaul2171 did you not watch the video?
do you use straight braid or a flurocarbon leader
Hi there James, I use a fluorocarbon leader buddy about the length of my rod. Mono will probably be ok for this kind of fishing though. I’ve got fluoro on the reel as I use it for lure fishing also.
Slabber 😂
@@andypeutherer4218 thanks for the comment bud
Where are you Douglas, Rhu?
Across the other side Soco
GAC asked today if I know you as you’re in the same postcode as me 😅 ever fancy a fishing buddy let me know 👍
Also should add I have the big layby in Rahane next to the deepest point in the loch. Still new to sea fishing but learning 👍 (have smoker and BBQ ready for you haha)
@@napieraerialphotography6785 I use to be in the GAC a few years ago as I live at the bottom of peaton hill. No worries mate, I’m on Facebook, Douglas Heron Angling or contact me via email Piscatoruk@gmail.com
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing messaged you. Thinking of getting some rag and mackerel out on a pulley rig to see what’s about
@@napieraerialphotography6785 you might get the odd dog fish. Better off using a float with mackerel strip for sea trout especially where you live. Only need to cast out 30-50ft👌
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing I’ll give that a go, thank you. Please pop round at some point, I’m shite at sea fishing haha
Where about is this place?
@@frankys_cool-channel420 it’s the Gareloch near Faslane
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing thank you
what venue is that your at mate
@@jamiebeggs9194 it’s across from Rhu mate
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing cheers mate
Are you fishing near Clynder?
@@barry1371 yes mate just down the road
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Good man. I'll give it a bash.
Yar arms smoking Mon lol
@@allythescot cheers😂