Post by martin on Jun 7, 2015 19:57:37 GMT -1
Just got back, head a bit sunburnt, was too busy fishing to remember to put the hat on for a while......It was Sunny
We bought bait in Winnies Worms at Valley and they gave us various advice on where to fish
Top Shop
We went to a small bay near Treadurr which Neil will know the name of but its near mackerel rock
There were mackerel about
Neil only fished for a short while as his better half got sea sick and he had to take her back, he got a mackerel, a codling and a dogfish
I fished on and had a great time. I had six species in all, not including mackerel or codling so that was eight species between us!
They were all pretty small apart from a nice pollack which I kept.
Mackerel strip on the bottom meant fairly instant dogfish, I lost count of those but it was a lot, I was hanging on for a ray, no luck
Baited sabikis were the most productive accounting for all bar the doggies
The water runs to eighty feet deep and even real close in to the rocks was thirty ish
The tide was well manageable and the wind just light. Sea state was just nice too, just lively enough to make it interesting. There were lots of rock anglers and a few small boats
I took some photos but I've no hope of putting them on here!
Gonna ache tomorrow, but enjoyed it and will go again
The species; plaice dogfish wrasse pouting whiting pollack
Martin
We bought bait in Winnies Worms at Valley and they gave us various advice on where to fish
Top Shop
We went to a small bay near Treadurr which Neil will know the name of but its near mackerel rock
There were mackerel about
Neil only fished for a short while as his better half got sea sick and he had to take her back, he got a mackerel, a codling and a dogfish
I fished on and had a great time. I had six species in all, not including mackerel or codling so that was eight species between us!
They were all pretty small apart from a nice pollack which I kept.
Mackerel strip on the bottom meant fairly instant dogfish, I lost count of those but it was a lot, I was hanging on for a ray, no luck
Baited sabikis were the most productive accounting for all bar the doggies
The water runs to eighty feet deep and even real close in to the rocks was thirty ish
The tide was well manageable and the wind just light. Sea state was just nice too, just lively enough to make it interesting. There were lots of rock anglers and a few small boats
I took some photos but I've no hope of putting them on here!
Gonna ache tomorrow, but enjoyed it and will go again
The species; plaice dogfish wrasse pouting whiting pollack
Martin
