cullernose point
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willywetegg
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It's a strange place that Darren, I think I have had more blanks per visit there than anywhere else mate. I have caught when it has been flat and blanked loads when it has looked perfect.
Jim.
Jim.
i it looked perfect jim and its realy deep water.Well thats another mark i no now it was the first time i fished there the night.Im ganing back out in there morning I WILL HAVE A FISH b4 the new year LOL
. i had fish there last week, see previous thread
Graham B
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Cullernose!
Cullernose!
Just a little advice on Cullernose as I fish it regularly, the best time I have found to fish it is on the ebb tide with a Northerly or North Easterly sea running, the bigger the better but be carefull as they roll a fair way up! I have had some of my biggest bags from there but as everyone says it can be hitty missy but if it is a big Northely on the ebb tide I have found you can't go wrong, I have found you will pick odd fish up on the flood but as soon as the ebb starts the change in productivity is like night and day!
The amount of times I have been walking down to the mark and meet people on the way back up around high water saying the fishing was pants and they have had nowt and telling me not to bother but as soon as I have chucked in as the tide ebbed fish straight away, it is just the opposite to most marks as flood to high water doesn't produce.
Graham.
Cullernose!
Just a little advice on Cullernose as I fish it regularly, the best time I have found to fish it is on the ebb tide with a Northerly or North Easterly sea running, the bigger the better but be carefull as they roll a fair way up! I have had some of my biggest bags from there but as everyone says it can be hitty missy but if it is a big Northely on the ebb tide I have found you can't go wrong, I have found you will pick odd fish up on the flood but as soon as the ebb starts the change in productivity is like night and day!
The amount of times I have been walking down to the mark and meet people on the way back up around high water saying the fishing was pants and they have had nowt and telling me not to bother but as soon as I have chucked in as the tide ebbed fish straight away, it is just the opposite to most marks as flood to high water doesn't produce. Graham.
Deans
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i fish there a lot too mate, have probably bumped into you.
As for best times i, personally have found when i have had good bags that the sea was'nt massive , but a good roll.
and for tides, my best fish have come 2 hours either side of low water (up to 10lb)
saying that me mate jimmy had good fishing just after high on monday night. where last week it fished on the flood.
this mark fishes any tide mate.
As for best times i, personally have found when i have had good bags that the sea was'nt massive , but a good roll.
and for tides, my best fish have come 2 hours either side of low water (up to 10lb)
saying that me mate jimmy had good fishing just after high on monday night. where last week it fished on the flood.
this mark fishes any tide mate.
tonyfromalnwick
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Last years Amble Open winner fished Cullernose !!
not so lovely when ya nose fingers and toes are gana drop of LOL
salmon bob
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A bit more info.
Dont go racing for the cliff face chucking due south into the bay although this is the most likely looking area and the deepest you are wrong
If you follow the tide back along the cliff you will come to a big boulder try and cast as far as you can but as tight to the cliff as you can this will put you into a lovely kelpy gullie ive had loads ov double figure bags from this spot
Dont go racing for the cliff face chucking due south into the bay although this is the most likely looking area and the deepest you are wrong
If you follow the tide back along the cliff you will come to a big boulder try and cast as far as you can but as tight to the cliff as you can this will put you into a lovely kelpy gullie ive had loads ov double figure bags from this spot
Deans
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A bit more info.
Dont go racing for the cliff face chucking due south into the bay although this is the most likely looking area and the deepest you are wrong
If you follow the tide back along the cliff you will come to a big boulder try and cast as far as you can but as tight to the cliff as you can this will put you into a lovely kelpy gullie ive had loads ov double figure bags from this spot
I normally go for the point end. a cast of 80 yards puts you in water twice as deep as the rest of the mark. or if its too bigg i keep back, however i try to walk as far too the point as i can, have a good cast, keep my line up and walk back to the higher shelf
. think this is the boulder you are on about?? (theres a ditch to the left) ive had one 10 lb fish and witnessed two larger from here. is this where you mean mate or are you on about further back up the cliff casting towards the skeers visible at low water in the bay.i know if you
A bit more info.
Dont go racing for the cliff face chucking due south into the bay although this is the most likely looking area and the deepest you are wrong
If you follow the tide back along the cliff you will come to a big boulder try and cast as far as you can but as tight to the cliff as you can this will put you into a lovely kelpy gullie ive had loads ov double figure bags from this spot
im not sure what you meen by tight to the cliff mate and do you meen walking back towards the shore to get to the big boulder
kind regards
darren
johnf
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Does this link help explain Bob? You can see a big boulder showing just off the cliff
cullernose - Google Maps
cullernose - Google Maps
salmon bob
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The boulder is at the end of the point and you cast along the cliff which is east hope this helps
yup that makes sense thanks bob
