Recent content by Lydia Jade

Started to go through list kindly supplied above. In reality I think most are going to be too far north for me. My limits would probably be Scarborough (54.25 deg north) to Hornsea (53.54 deg) and up to about 20 nm out, but thanks anyway.

Wow, thanks for that. Should keep me occupied for days! If I get chance to fish any ill post the results on here. Regards, Richard.

Been a long time since I visited forum as I stuck it out in Wales for a couple more years. Have now swapped Suzuki 30 for a 50 efi engine so boat planes much easier. Boat is now lodged at Bridlington boat launch. Had a trip out a couple of Sundays ago. Weather was spot on but fishing wasn't up...

My first boat was a seasafe 15ft with 10hp honda 4 - stroke. Cost me about £1500 in all but very limitted space. I now have a Seahog Sea Jeep with 30hp Suzy 4-stroke and 4hp back up. I paid £4500 for this but it is just so much more practical than the previous boat. It will fish 3 comfortably...

Thanks for replies, and yes, Jim, the Irish sea is full of doggies. In fact they are a bit of a nuisance. Had some quite large Bull Huss though and we had several decent tope last year. My lad had one of 50 lbs plus, 500 metres out in 30m depth which took 45 mins to land off Porth Ysgaden...

Well, found wreck coordinates for Malvina, drove on to beach, took one look at the sea and came home! BBC forecast was slight to moderate but it certainly didn't look that way to me. North sea wins again......:

Hi, hello to everyone. I am new to the forum, live in Yorkshire but have always kept my boat in North Wales and fished the Lleyn Peninsular. I was put off fishing the north sea for many years due to declining catches but have now decided to bring my boat home and give the north sea another try...