Duration: 4pm to 9pm
Tide: 5pm HW 11pm LW
Weather: bit chilly, but no wind or rain
Bait: squid, lug and rag
Rigs: 3 hook flappers
Results: 12 flounder and 2 coalies
Report: i was out digging lug this morning and it was one of those sessions where i seemed to be cutting more of them in half than getting them up in one piece
so 50 or so damaged lug was all the prompting i needed to get out for a session that evening 
well it would have been a shame to let them go to waste 
so it was off to waterfoot to do a bit of flattie bashing 
so i packed the car and got the dog ready and hit the road. things were looking up as it was a cracker of a day. the sun was shining and it even felt like the start of summer 
i arrived at the beach to see a couple of families having a day out at the spot i wanted to fish so i moved a couple of hundred yards on up the beach. the first 2 hours were dead with not so much as a nibble. but i fairly much expected it to be like that until i lost the light. i was kept entertained by the 2 surfing ducks who were 12 foot out in front of me i wish i'd brought the camcorder with me as they were putting on a cracking performance . they followed the surfline up and down the beach for an hour or so riding the crest of the wee waves at the tide line. they were class, and seemed to be really enjoying themselves then as the light began to fade i got a knock and landed a wee flounder, quickly followed by another. by now the sun had set and bites were fairly frequent with flounder after flounder and the odd coalie. i even got a double shot of spotty orange flounder. i remember when i first got one of them last year i was convinced they were plaice 
. but we live and learn. the biggest fish of the night was the last fish i caught. a 30cm flounder with some old scar tissue across his skin. it looked like something had grabbed him in the past, but he lived to swim another day . all the fish were returned and swam away to grace my hooks another day(hopefully when they're a bit bigger) 
