Excellent session boys..    i could sit and catch those wee fish all day aswell..

Smell that haddock all the way down south. Great video and session Gordon. Thanks 😊

Enjoyed watching the Whitehills adventure again.  Great session and lovely small harbour / marina.  Cheers Phil.

Class 😊

Yet again awesome video Gordon great  work love watching you and Phil  x

Found your keyring !! keep the videos coming and good fishing thank you

Oh first here the day .... fit like!!!

Fine relaxing viewing Gordie..many thanks loon.

fantastic viewing really enjoyable  tight lines

FISH ON !!! Enjoying the show in Canadian Westcoast! CHEERS from HERE!

As I said to Phil, its great watching your tour of the wee harbours.

Great fun Gordon.  Plenty poddlers there my chum. All the best 👍

Brilliant video once again, I did do the same thing at Stonehaven a few weeks ago and caught plenty of small fish and flounder.
Your right about the size of fish, it really doesn't matter. My mother did speak the Doric and nothing else, so your keeping it alive and bringing lots of very fond memories back to me.
Its amazing how you managed to thole the cold wind in the hours of darkness, well done.

Another fantastic video so thanks for sharing. One day I will get organised to book a trip with you 👍

Nice video again Gordon,plenty podlies  to keep u busy.great to watch you fishing ah the sma herbers

Hiya Gordon
Great video my friend
Lots of fish sunny day and good food
What more could you ask for
Have a good weekend
👍🍻

Great video mate. Some bonnie fish. Love the guinness rig 👏 👏  tight lines fella 👌

Well done lads. That’s my local. Lrf there all the time. Get some big flounder in the harbour.

Whitehills, famous for Dowies fish merchants. They do a Cullen Skink. You have to try it, it is some great 😊

Hi Gordon - a grand day out as they say - 4 decent billet, as we call them in the NE of England, in one shot - no wonder your bell was rattling / your rod was bending over - well done 🙂👍.

P.S. Some info for any of your many subscribers who are not sure about coalfish versus pollack identification - pollack have slightly longer lower than upper jaws, whilst they're of equal length on coalfish, pollack are usually a bronze / yellowy colour, whilst coalfish are usually a black / bluey colour - but the 100% absolute identifier is their lateral lines - a pollack's is dark / black and curved over its' pectoral fin towards the head, whilst a coalfish's is light / white and straight all the way thru to the head👍.