Decent spinning mark for Saturday dusk

[craigmlormor]

Does anyone know of any decent marks for a bit spinning at sundown. Fancy getting out for about 5 till 9. Eyemouth a bit far for just a few chucks.
Thanks!!!

 

[Wreckingball76]

Any of the Rock marks down the Leas at South Shields is usually a good bet for Mackerel, Launce, Coley and small Pollock mate. My favourite local spot.....

 

[craigmlormor]

Great. Cheers

 

[phill_itofish]

As Si said south shields is canny, if you fancy a trip a little further afield try Dunstinbough castle or beadnel

 

[craigmlormor]

As Si said south shields is canny, if you fancy a trip a little further afield try Dunstinbough castle or beadnel

I've often fancied dunstanburgh. It's a canny walk I've heard(not that it bothers me). Not sure where to go though when I get there. Was thinking of giving cullernose point and black hole a shot. Never been spinning there tho

 

[phill_itofish]

Aye mate its a canny walk, but a pleasant one, you can either park at i normally park at Craster and walk in from there, but you can park at Embelton and walk in from the north. Once you reach the castle, go through the main gate, if the national trust people are still in the little office i normally pop my head in and let them know where im going or give them a wave on the way past, chances are though if your going on an evening they will be closed. Once you in the castle head north till you hit the castle wall them follow the wall around untill you see the path cutting through the wall (heading east). You'll then come out onto the rocks/clif you can either fish from the to or walk down to the point. Casting north will get you prenty of mackerel, i find casting along the edge of the cliff produces better pollock.

 

[saltysam]

Aye mate its a canny walk, but a pleasant one, you can either park at i normally park at Craster and walk in from there, but you can park at Embelton and walk in from the north. Once you reach the castle, go through the main gate, if the national trust people are still in the little office i normally pop my head in and let them know where im going or give them a wave on the way past, chances are though if your going on an evening they will be closed. Once you in the castle head north till you hit the castle wall them follow the wall around untill you see the path cutting through the wall (heading east). You'll then come out onto the rocks/clif you can either fish from the to or walk down to the point. Casting north will get you prenty of mackerel, i find casting along the edge of the cliff produces better pollock.

As the man's said BUT we are forecast rain watch out for the rocks if it rains they are very slippery when wet TAKE CARE

 

[craigmlormor]

Yea the rain knocked it on the head for us. Gonna try for this weekend instead.
Great info by the way thanks!!