- 3rd All England Squid Championships
- 4th All England Squid Championships
- A damp day in Brighton
- Beach casting - the aerialised ground cast
- Beach casting - the off the ground cast
- Final fish of a marathon session
- Fly fishing for pollack
- Hayling Island - a disastrous plaice
- How to catch bass - A Day on the Lures
- How to catch bass - big shore bass
- How to catch bass - float and prawn
- How to catch bass - live bait slider rig
- How to catch bass - on shellfish
- How to catch bass - touch legering
- How to catch bass on lures - Autumn Bait Balls
- How to catch bass on lures - Autumn Bait Balls 2
- How to catch black bream
- How to catch garfish
- How to catch mackerel
- How to catch smoothhound - part 1
- How to catch smoothhound - part 2
- How to dig harbour ragworm
- How to prepare a crab bait
- How to prepare cuttlefish as strip bait
- How to pump lugworm
- Humpback whales - bubble net feeding
- Light tackle sport with pollack
- Lure vs. Bait
- Mackerel on fly and lure
- Robin's bass
- Selsey's Big Black Bream
- Shanny on the fly
- Shore sharking in West Sussex
- Smoothhound in daylight
- Sport with thick lipped mullet
- Sporting Fish TV Trailer
- Squidding on Brighton Marina
- Surprise bass
- Will's bass
How to catch bass - big shore bass

Of all the fish that swim in inshore waters around our coast, none provides more varied or exciting sport from the shore than bass. It is a handsome and powerful fish worthy of the attention paid to it by sport fisherman. Although small school bass weighing up to two or three pounds are comparatively easy to catch, the bigger adult fish are wary and will ignore a carelessly presented bait. To catch big bass requires that you think like a bass - what is their easiest available food source? Where are they likely to be at what state of the tide?
If you follow this approach you will eventually find yourself fishing at the right place and at the correct state of tide to maximise your chances of landing the fish of a lifetime. In this video Fishyrob puts all his bass fishing experience and watercraft into practice to land his personal best bass - a monster fish of 14lb 15oz.
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