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North East craster pier 2009.06.28
Thames Estuary The Pier At Erith 2009.05.25
North East South Gare 2009.04.28 Opposite side of teesmouth to North gare , accessable from Redcar end through Warrenby , good Cod and Flattie mark, can eat gear so be prepared
North East North Gare 2009.04.28 Breakwater at southern side of Seaton Carew, Beware of tackle losses due to rough area's , the end is dire for this, there is a small nub at the beginning of the breakwater jutting out from the right hand side, cast straight out to hit the gullies where Bass seem to hang around, good chance of cod and whiting too, favoured baits are Rag, Lug and Sandeel
South East SAMPHIRE HOE, DOVER 2009.04.16 Purpose built promenade on 4.9 million tons of spoil when the channel tunnel was built. Very rough ground, take plenty of weights and rotten bottoms. If ledgering, use single trace hooks to reduce snagging. alternatively float fish a 6 to ten foot drop, or simply drop over the side with a weight and wind up a couple of feet when hitting the bottom. If ledgering, I found the longer the cast, the more chance of not snagging. Apparantly the mackerel will be about in a couple of weeks, so I was told. during spring tides and big swells, the hoe will be closed due to dangerous conditions, so best to phone beforehand.
Thames Estuary GRAIN NORTH BEACH 2009.03.30 Shingle beach, best time to fish is from when the water reaches the shingle up to high tide, the bites stop as the tide turns. The water is shallow, but no need to cast further than 50 - 60 yards. There are no snags at all, as the beach is shingle and mud.
South East Newhaven Harbour 2009.02.18
Yorkshire & Lincs north beach skegness 2008.11.27
Boat Fishing weybourne wreck 2008.11.09
Yorkshire & Lincs Skegness Beach 2008.10.28
North & East Scotland Granton Breakwater 2008.10.27 Granton breakwater Granton's long east breakwater extends into the Forth, enclosing Granton harbour. Underwater, the structure slopes off steeply then gives way to sand. The wrack and kelp surrounding the nooks and crannies of the structure are home to crabs, which in turn attract codling, so short (very short) casts are the order of the day. Fish can be taken all along the length of the breakwater, though most people tend to congregate between the two metal huts and the bend. Codling can be expected from perhaps mid-May onwards, with the possibility of mackerel shoals arriving in late summer. Peeler crab is the most desirable bait, but some fish will still be caught on rag and lug, and mussel and even limpets can take fish. Most locals use a simple paternoster rig consisting of a long lead drop and short hook snood. Others use a sliding float to good effect. A cast of 5-10 yards should be all that is required
North & East Scotland Auchmithie 2008.10.27 Auchmithie Beach north of Arbroath. A great sea fishing mark with choice of small sandy(ish) beach rocks and a small harbour(unused).There is alot of history here, The original 'Arbroath' Smokie hails from Auchmithie, a small fishing village, 3 miles north of Arbroath. The true origin of the village of Auchmithie is obscured by time, but there is evidence to suggest it may go back to the Viking raids of the early 11th century.
Boat Fishing the deeps ( around blankeny... 2008.10.27
East Anglia Aldeburgh 2008.10.06 Fished 3/10/08. Shingle beach just off main road on track toward harbour and Martello tower.Sea quite rough with big swells, good colour in water.
Channel Islands Greve de lecq beach St Ouen... 2008.09.18 steep sand gravle
East Anglia HOLKHAM 2008.09.05 sandy beach with deep gullies where the fish will lay
East Anglia Trimingham 2008.09.04 shallow water with gullies and holes in certian places .with wooden grindes going out the sea.
East Anglia Hunstanton 2008.08.29 Fished late evening tide from hunstanton. on two occasions during later part of arugust Just off sealife centre
East Anglia the point 2008.08.27 shallow water with lots of gullies and deep holes try to fish 2 hours before and after high water.
North East Runswick Bay 2008.08.26 A mixed area of angling opportunities. On one side of the bay there is sandy beach with slate on the bottom as you cast further out. On the other side of the bay it is slate with large rocks here and there. Plenty of kelp on both sides with excellent propsects of cod upto and above 5lb.
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