Good to see someone fishing/shrimping and treating the fish with respect, good going!

It is now July 13, 2020 and I haven’t seen a Paul (Mr. Shore Fishing Essex) video in 9 months.  Does anyone know what happened to him?  He puts together really interesting videos and I, for one, miss him.  Thanks, Colin.

We miss u, any videos comming😳🥺🙏

Cheers for the upload, this brought back childhood memories from 50 years ago! Sat on the council flat steps with Grandad, making push nets. My job was oiling the nets with linseed oil! He used hemp rope from the tips of the beam, tied back to midway up the handle, The net was lashed along the rope with nylon string/chord. We pushed it along the beaches in Hastings, pints and pints of brown shrimp, Nan boiled em up, that was tea.....with bread and butter. No need to shell them, eat the lot, discard the heads and tails. Watch out for weever fish, can cause you grief through their sting. Risk of anaphlactive shock. Cheers again Budweiser.

I've not heard the end of a loaf called a topper since i was a kid, still my favourite bit of bread.

I lost my dad recently and he made nets . Went fishing as a kid with him and loved it . Trying to catch with a carp net at the moment would love a home made net like I remember him using.

Nice one for that great vid.just watched with my dad ,took us back and made us want to try again.

Hey my guy. Are you going to be continuing your videos now that lockdown is easing up. Would be great to see ya out and about catching some edible wildlife again.

I said I would look forward to seeing this and great really enjoyed it.

I love listening to you talk

Brilliant video! Only just found you so I’m looking forward to seeing more. Many thanks. 👍

Another great video,  love your catch n cook format, complete with eating tips.what more could one ask, cheers  👍 👌 keep it up brother..!  ✊

Just found your channel!  Really enjoying the videos!  Keep up the good work.  Got ya a new sub!

Best laugh I’ve had in a while!

I never did push netting but loved fishing with a dropnet on Felixstowe pier when I was a kid. I'd take them home, mum would boil them and we all had shrimp sandwiches for tea. I wish I could still do it but out pier has been closed for years.  :-(

Brilliant  video down to earth no nonsense fun i will give this a go even at my age 73

Yeah

Great to see the push net resurrected and back in action 👍

Learn loads from your videos, I always wanted a go at this,especially the traditional way you done em on toast. you can't beat catch cook eat. Keep it up pal

Brilliant. Thank you for the inspiration. About to follow in your chilly footsteps 🦐