for those who live by the coast.

Lighthouse_in_the_dark

I would suspect people wouldnt take it,

the people you get at the highwater mark tourists / locals are very different to the types who go wondering low water

DPJames

This sounds great. We've recently moved to the coast, and the sea wall is literally just outside my garden gate. I've often thought about buying a rod and catching a bit of free dinner, but don't really have the time to sit there all day waiting for a bite. Just leaving a net or creel out there would be ideal though.
Will a creel catch many fish? I'm defo not a fan of crab or lobster. But I love fish.
And what do you do with the fish once you've caught it? How do you kill it?

Lighthouse_in_the_dark

if your on a sea wall and you cant walk out at low tide why not try a trot line / long line

tye one end of a line to a rock and the other to the sea wall and slide down hooks baited with live prawns or live small fish. used to do this aswell for the bass when i was younger