Recent content by SteveF

Hey Karl, the only one I know of is called the Plantation. This link gives you some additional info. Total Fishing Good luck mate SteveF

To bad for catching nowt, but hey, well done for trying in these conditions mate. SteveF

spot on mate - er the fish and the take away - add a couple of beers and it's the perfect end to the day. stevef

Fished the beach after you Waldof 2hrs down 6 - 8 this morning and yes you made the right decision. Although the NE wind was light the sea was white horses way past my casting distance but tried it out anyway. Seen all the head lights on the pier and thought that's where I should have been...

Caught 4 codling to 4lb on Sunday night and 1 had 3 prawns in its belly, so they do take them. Other 3 were empty so I guess they must have just come on the feed. Steve F

Yep he's in Byker, turn right (if your travelling from walker i.e towards the toon) at the traffic lights at St Peters Basin ID's about 150 yards up the hill Good Look SteveF

eye it is Big Loada - Saithe / Coal Fish Cheers

That's a new one on me Shaun. I always follow NFSA size limits link attached. Sea Fish Size Limits - NFSA Size Limits - Sea fishing - Sea Angling Resource. The Northumerbland Fisheries Site doesn't have anything about size limits. I would be surprised if they acted differently to the NFSA, but...

Well done mate, thinking of fishing there on Monday. Someone mentioned that coalies don't have a size limit.....!!!! according to the National Federation of Sea Anglers (NFSA) they do, same as a Cod @ 35cm. Good luck Guys SteveF

Well done mate, great session, seems to be an abundance of coalies all over the north east coast at the mo. Keep it up SteveF

Been fishing blyth pier every morning this week and not seen a macky yet, loads of coalies, sprat, shad, sand eels and the dreaded lesser weevers shouldn't be long with this weather though. SteveF

Well done lads a great day out and fish - what more can you ask for - rather you than me taking the hook out of that thing, brave man Great report keep them coming. SteveF

Aye, it's sometimes difficult to distinguish plaice & flounders this time of year but they are about. I've had two from blyth pier but that was early January. They should be out in deeper water spawning now returning late April but I guess the littluns must stay local - who knows with this funny...

Same here Dicky Mint - no whiting since November off Blyth Pier (November 17 I got 17 Whiting) hows that for coinsidence. I would have thought Collywell may have fished last night....!!! however the sea was big. Which ramp were you fishing Willy? I tried the sumps from the breakwater for about...

Fantastic mate - best silver bar I've seen around this area - well done