Report got to the pier around 11.00am, when i got out of the car i could'ent beleive it, the wind was that bad it was nearly blowing me up the pier said feck it and went ahead and set up the gear, but only set up the one rod. if i was getting bites i could not see them for the rods were bobbing every were in the wind, i even had to tie a piece of rope on to the tripod to stop it blowing over, i have never seen it that bad. and to be honest i never lifted in to one of the turbot's, i didn't even know that they were on until i went to check my bait. i stuck it out for about four hours and that was enough for me, i high tailed it off the pier and headed for home.....
as ole rab c said " see me' see the sea' i love the sea me"
right i'am off for a swally!!!!!!! so were's the F***'n purse!!!!!!!
good result man considering the conditions. it's been a bit like that lately. my last few trips out were the same, only discovering there was a fish on when reeling in to check baits .still nice to see you were rewarded for sticking it out
fair play to you mate, been there in the wind before, never stayed, meant to say when i was there on Thursday there was a pod of porpoises in the bay about 15 or 20 of them
well done sir called in to try this mark on fri but wind made it unfishable and the purple van ditched at the end of the pier didnt help
so we headed up the road to another spot and had turbot and flounders and dogs .
rab
if it cant get its jaws round a 1/0 its not worth catching [ mullet excluded ]
rab 525 wrote:well done sir called in to try this mark on fri but wind made it unfishable and the purple van ditched at the end of the pier didnt help
so we headed up the road to another spot and had turbot and flounders and dogs .
rab
...(the van must have been removed,) i was wondering were all the rubbish came from on the left handside of the pier up near the front, i thought that somebody had been cleaning up a boat or something...
as ole rab c said " see me' see the sea' i love the sea me"
right i'am off for a swally!!!!!!! so were's the F***'n purse!!!!!!!
said feck it and went ahead and set up the gear, but only set up the one rod. if i was getting bites i could not see them for the rods were bobbing every were in the wind, i even had to tie a piece of rope on to the tripod to stop it blowing over, i have never seen it that bad. and to be honest i never lifted in to one of the turbot's, i didn't even know that they were on until i went to check my bait. i stuck it out for about four hours and that was enough for me, i high tailed it off the pier and headed for home.....
.still nice to see you were rewarded for sticking it out
